I would make them Greuthingi. They were fighting alongside the Scythians and probably had some good cavalry.

I tried recreating this interesting battle from 1513, a fight of quality for quantity. There is a good description in the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_La_Motta_(1513) and even better discussion in https://theartofarms.substack.com/p/battle-of-la-motta-part-i and https://theartofarms.subst...

An interesting article about someone's very bad day. https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/08 ... n-history/

Has anyone created Game of Thrones army list for Triumph?

When I have played around with flying stands, they seemed to be not that useful. The -1 defense against ranged combat makes them vulnerable to ordinary archery, especially if the stand is built on a cavalry base unit. They can be useful for blocking retreats but they hard to use as flankers because ...

Wouldn't the majority of the forces consist of lower status individuals without much weapons training? I would expect some Rabble.

I find that the best use of "away" is to get a unit out of trouble. The problem with teleporting is that requires 3 rounds to accomplish anything (don't forget the third round to move it to attack or block).

It takes an additional command point for a flying stand to engage a non-flying stand. What happens when a non-flying stands tries to engage a flying stand?

That's a great looking army.

Bow-supported infantry could me two things. They could in the rear of the formation, firing in arc over their comrades into the enemy. They could be in the front of the formation, shooting at the enemy and then retreating into gaps when the enemy is in contact. There is no mention in the Illiad of m...