Hannibal v Flaminius along the shore of Lake Trasimene.
28mm figures played on a hex grid.
The battle mirrored the historical result but the battle was close.
(https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgRtaiFx1M4tWs7jSs0XUu_AvIWWBE7xBb6iU2u_XoicIZRXXIdLz_nc59L-XOpOgvMO84BSNMyaCSJy-dyfeoMw1o7s5PtA33-RUyle8q4IKWjqR5vrbNPq7NHvyTUQ5qHLu7b0gSppB2TH1NBvdwCMmN9sHJccWoMEDicY3SQ_k5s_p7oHPrYiM7LTK-5/w400-h270/LakeTrasimene20240206_05.JPG)
...and Flaminius takes a swim.
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Full battle report at Battle of Lake Trasimene (https://palousewargamingjournal.blogspot.com/2024/02/battle-of-lake-trasimene-217bce.html)
A difficult battle to wargame, but you seem have to have made a pretty good fist of it Jon!
Are those Romans marines?
Given their location it looks like they will soon be sub-marines.
You fellas are killing me!
Yes, Flaminius and his legion went for a swim. With their armor, most have joined the bottom feeders on the lake floor.
;D