I don't think you need any special rules. The legions had a hilltop battleline, giving them a +1 bonus in Triumph terms. So the legions are +6 vs the warriors at +3. The legions have 1/4 chance of killing the warriors while the warriors have a 1/6 chance of killing the legions. Once the lines start ...

You have a point about massed volleys. Archery was presitigious in India, but I am not seeing actual mentions of it having effect on the battlefield. The Arthashatra says that bows she be deployed to the rear ( https://www.wisdomlib.org/hinduism/book/kautilya-arthashastra/d/doc366166.html ) which im...

A beautiful paint job. You should post your army list.

Welcome to Triumph. Unlike most miniatures games, skill is important in Triumph as you try to optimize the use of your forces and make every pip count. In this system games can be played an ordinary table in 1 hour and you can handle any Anicient/Medieval/Fantasy army.

Indian archers were using longbows, drawing back to the ear and were a prestigious part of the army. They clearly should be Archer/Shooter.

I was working on an historical battle (Bhuchar Mori) that involved the Mughal Empire. Their army was interesting and colorful and probably belongs in Meshwesh. You have such units as Zamburakchi (Camels with Swivel Guns) and Gajnal (Elephants with Cannon). Some information can be found on https://en...

I ran the Orcs vs Elves starter pack. The Elves won easily as the Orc player decided to use "historical" orcish tactics (run straight at the enemy). I need to make get some miniatures specifically for this starter pack.

I have a table reserved at FATDOG https://tabletop.events/conventions/fatdog-2024 and I plan to run a demo of Triumph.

That's very important if we ever expand Triumph to the Renaissance/Pike and Shot era, but irrelevant for earlier. Swords and lances, or swords and bows, or (for some) swords and lances and bows, is what you get before the advent of easy gunpowder weapons for mounted troops. I look forward to Triump...

As Rod says. There are a dozen or more rare "troop types" that are instead included as battle cards. Sword-fighting Cavalry is one of the more common ones. Light camels (bad horse with "Light Camel" battle card) is another common one. Plaustrella is another one. Then there are the uncommon ones -- ...