against Marian Romans: The Later Carthaginians used their light horse superiority to demoralize the enemy's horses. The Roman C-in-C finally has been forced to commit to battle. There he died, and with him the hope of his army.

against Ch`in Chinese: Read Arnim`s Report. Complex plan in a very difficult terrain. My PIPs have been 1-1-2, 1-1-2, 2-2-2, 1-2-3, 1-2-4 and afterwards the battle has been decided anyway. Lesson: Never meet your enemy when still marching (that is: Don`t rely on deploying after battle has began, but face in a way you still can stand even with low PIPs)

against Arabo-Aramaenians: Against all those horses, there are two tactics: Either hide your own horses at once or dare a suicid attack right at the beginning. I chose the latter and my horses broke quickly. With no chance to win, my phalanx of spear and warband defended fiercely. A loosing draw to me.

against Graeco-Bactrians, again. But this time against a different composition and an other player. Tactics as I did before with a screening Light Horse command in front of my foot. I won`t do this again. Some occasional successes and killing of a few enemy knights haven't been sufficient. Under pressure and with some luck, the commander of my spears have been killed and they went home without fighting.