Maybe it will help to write it in Latin. Just roll sixes = senionem miserat iustus volvunt, so says this translation webpage - http://en.eprevodilac.com/prevodilac-engleski-latinski

I see Fab's point. For me, as an occasional wargamer and a newbie to the ancient period, I do not have the acumen, or perhaps even the patience, to assemble an army that is 'playable.' I have felt this everytime when I face off against a more experienced gamer who knows what they want in an army, le...

Funny you should ask that because, I do not have any armies, being new to ancient miniature wargaming and being lucky enough to have a neighbor who is building Roman and Celt armies.

A short, but interesting piece on the Persian Army of the Sassanid Dynasty. The Persian army under the Sassanid dynasty of Late antiquity was an extremely efficient force, more loyal and reliable than its Parthian predecessor. The heavy cavalry or cataphracts, taken from the Azadan or minor Persian ...

I like the historical aspect of TRIUMPH!, but ancient military history is not my forte. Finding this short video description of the structure and organization of the Roman Army helped me get the bigger picture of what was arguably the greatest army ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=davyHtCSa_E

As I learn the TRIUMPH! rules, I am realizing that knowing the game system is only half of the equation. I also need to know the tactics so I can maneuver and fight my army. Not knowing that much about ancient or Medieval warfare, I googled around and found this nifty website. To me, its battle anim...