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<blockquote data-quote="Tiberius" data-source="post: 465721" data-attributes="member: 1376">Re: Re: Venite, omni qui legonium Romae scient!Good calls on both counts.&nbsp; I would think that altering a formation would take a bit of time, though.&nbsp; My concern is that they'll get a fireball dropped on them when they close to repel a charge or some such, but I suppose it happens.&nbsp; As for the staggering losses, yeah.&nbsp; I know they should have routed, and were beginning to.&nbsp; The losses were the result of a number of indescriminate area-effect spells by less...thoughtful allies.&nbsp; Once the armies started taking huge losses, they began to break and flee, but the opposing army was pretty much destroyed so they won by default.&nbsp; Still, morale will be a huge problem.&nbsp; Troops who survived the original attack do remember, and have little respect for the baron, remaining only because this particular kingdom punishes desertion in a rather harsh manner, where by rather harsh I mean public torture and execution.&nbsp; With the existance of Scry spells, deserters don't last long.&nbsp; So, they don't desert.Thanks!-Tiberius</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tiberius, post: 465721, member: 1376"] [b]Re: Re: Venite, omni qui legonium Romae scient![/b] Good calls on both counts. I would think that altering a formation would take a bit of time, though. My concern is that they'll get a fireball dropped on them when they close to repel a charge or some such, but I suppose it happens. As for the staggering losses, yeah. I know they should have routed, and were beginning to. The losses were the result of a number of indescriminate area-effect spells by less...thoughtful allies. Once the armies started taking huge losses, they began to break and flee, but the opposing army was pretty much destroyed so they won by default. Still, morale will be a huge problem. Troops who survived the original attack do remember, and have little respect for the baron, remaining only because this particular kingdom punishes desertion in a rather harsh manner, where by rather harsh I mean public torture and execution. With the existance of Scry spells, deserters don't last long. So, they don't desert. Thanks! -Tiberius [/QUOTE]

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