Hannibal and Flaminius face off again on the shore of Lake Trasimene.
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Closely fought with the Romans making a narrow escape.
Full battle report at, Trasimene, Again. (https://palousewargamingjournal.blogspot.com/2024/02/trasimene-again.html)
Presumably Flamininus, having been put out in the last battle, fought with redoubled vigour to avoid a bath again this time around!
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Quote from: Keraunos on February 18, 2024, 08:36:05 AMPresumably Flamininus, having been put out in the last battle, fought with redoubled vigour to avoid a bath again this time around!
To discover Flaminius' fate, you need to visit the blog to read the battle report in detail.
Yes not being forced to go for a paddle helped the Romans a lot, as possibly did some advance warning (e.g. reading the previous battle report. I'm sure the lessons learnt from the first two encounters will be put to good use in the third.
Quote from: dwkay57 on February 18, 2024, 05:27:33 PMYes not being forced to go for a paddle helped the Romans a lot, as possibly did some advance warning (e.g. reading the previous battle report. I'm sure the lessons learnt from the first two encounters will be put to good use in the third.
Players learn and adapt with each game. Game #3 battle report had been posted.