In the first photo (above) the Romans contact the Carthaginian City Militia. Not enough damage has been done to the Hastati, so the Carthaginian third line is apprehensive. Below: on the far left of the Roman line, the Triarii have seen off one unit of enemy cavalry, and another is about to be caught by more Roman infantry:
On the far right of the Roman army, the lone unit of City Militia is about to meet some Triarii of its own:
Switching back to the Roman left rear, the wide ranging Carthaginian cavalry meets the second unit of Triarii. Good job the Romans moved them there, but this legion as a whole is now vulnerable to frontal attack by Hannibal's veterans:
First, though, the Romans deal with the other unit of cavalry:
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In the first photo (above) the Romans contact the Carthaginian City Militia. Not enough damage has been done to the Hastati, so the Carthaginian third line is apprehensive. Below: on the far left of the Roman line, the Triarii have seen off one unit of enemy cavalry, and another is about to be caught by more Roman infantry:
On the far right of the Roman army, the lone unit of City Militia is about to meet some Triarii of its own:
Switching back to the Roman left rear, the wide ranging Carthaginian cavalry meets the second unit of Triarii. Good job the Romans moved them there, but this legion as a whole is now vulnerable to frontal attack by Hannibal's veterans:
First, though, the Romans deal with the other unit of cavalry:
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