Moving out of column is an individual stand move.

This might help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGzRkIg0UlI

The feigned flight or false rout is built into Triumph with troops like Skirmishers and Jav Cav which can retreat (evade) when doubled in combat. The result being that the winning unit charges forward leaving it potentially exposed to an enemy counter attack. We had multiple incidents of this in the...

Legions overcome the pikes primarily because of the the flexibility vs the inflexibility of the Phalanx. Another interesting thing to look at is the deep formations that the Thebans started to use vs. the traditional hoplite formation. This was part of what Philip of Macedon took back with him from ...

It also helps to understand the tactical scale of the situation. A massive block of pike, very effective if the flanks are supported and it is too big to ignore the front. A smaller block of pike with weakly protected flanks, less effective. A single pike man or even a handful of pike armed soldiers...

Actually I had prefered to go for 30YW too, but what draggs me away is the visual aspect. I have no idea how to make a pike and shot unit good looking on a 4cm wide base. This would mean that I would have to go with several elements forming up a unit. And I guess this would interfer with to many ru...

There has been talk about expanding to later periods, but right now too many other items ahead of that.

But love to see what enthusiastic players develop, I have toyed with how to apply Triumph to 30 years war era, but not seriously yet.

Part is up, I hope everyone enjoyed the battle and got a chance to see how we can use Triumph to play out this historical battle.

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

The riveting tale of two generals continues in part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zp6yfdtTqHs

Excellent, I hope you guys like the gauges.

To the best of my knowledge you have the only printed terrain cards outside the US

When moving as a group in rough terrain, most troops have to pay extra command points (essentially one command point for each column in the group). A group which is made entirely of rabble and skirmishers does not.

Hope that helps?