The Lists were :
Rod was Britons, and I was Roman. The deployment was a unit at a time -- Rod had the bigger army, and so got to place his last few units with full knowledge of what my plan was. Which didnt help, as I didnt have much of a plan!
For the first few turns my legions just refused to move, while my Auxilia charged forward on the flanks (to their destruction). The British skirmishers made a mess of the Auxilia formation, which the barbarian warband then managed to chew up (though not without taking some damage!)
Eventually my Legion started moving, and it ran head long into a massed barbarian horde!
But the legionaries went through the barbarians like @#$% through a goose! The game ended at this point, and it was a close run thing. Rod had won on each flank, but lost in the center. Who knows what would have happened in a few more turns! To determine the victor there was a maths problem with value of units eliminated, and it was all too hard!!!
