Yup, but that is more of a game mechanism like description. Shatter is meant to be more descriptive of what happens to the unit in the battle, i.e. the chariots charge up and unleash a deadly volley of arrows, the formed foot of the enemy waivers and opens gaps in their line as some men lose their n...

Fantastic looking minis!

Fantastic looking army! Also fun to play too.

hmmmm, a lot of people have tried to do that for miniature games as a solo game. Not sure I have ever heard of it for when you have an opponent?

In theory you can try to get them to do Grand Triumph with teams?

Yeah, I got busy playing real games with people on Zoom, on TTS, and in real life

I will try to come up with something soon.

Will do, I still have the two armies set aside for Babba Yaga.

Maybe I will use them at Riders as a 15mm demo army?

This Saturday at Rider's Hobby Shop at the Flint location, I will be running Triumph demos using 28mm armies.

Crusaders vs. Saracens

Persia vs. Greece

Also the rule books will be on sale via Rider's:
https://riders.com/locations/

For Warhammer armies, I would start with the troop descriptions from the GW army books if trying to stay "true" to the background.

DK's list is pretty good.

I have a monsterpocalypse lizard army were I run my flying Pterodactyls as bad horse for example.

There are some what if lists on this forum, but fantasy is by definition, well fantasy :) I think as we roll out the fantasy rules in the future we will have a lot more discussion on this topic. For your immediate question it might be worth describing what sort of fantasy army or armies you are thin...

Looking good, love the big bases.