If the Senate asks you blockade a port, you can go blockade it for the last turn and not have to do it for the entire five. (Only EVER use your general if the situation is desparate or to chase down fleeing infantary to get experience) If chariots are present try to have velite gladiators atthe front, elephants should have been taken down by your artillary or if you have none, set arrows to flame to make them panic and run before they crush your perfect legion! | Submitted by Ferret Spearmen (triarii) or light infantry (hastati) in the front lines (extended as far as possible but not too thin) these will absorb the enemy charge, Heavy infantry (pricepes) just behind they will throw their javelins and then join the fight, skirmishers (velites) behind to keep bombarding and to give temporary help if the battle goes amiss, archers (Roman archers) behind for the same reason as the skirmishers (NO FIRE ARROWS), if possible Light artillary (scorpions) behind to give more support (NO FIRE!), and heavy artillary (onagers) at the back (again NO FIRE) at the flanks have light Cavalry to intercept flankers, and behind them heavy cavalry to continuously charge pull back and again charge to crush the enemy and finally behind it all your general to give a morale boost. For some reason, you lose a lot less men. | Submitted by BlueMonkeyįor an almost unfailable Roman Legion setup, use this. Unlocking all Factions without playing campaigns.Īn easy way to absorb a horse charge for roman infantry is to activate a testudo.
Lose with as much damage against opponent.
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