Historical Briefing
At Cannae in 216 BC, Hannibal let his center bend and his wings and cavalry close behind the Romans, encircling and destroying a much larger army. The double envelopment remains the textbook example of tactical perfection.
Tactical Lesson
Pressure Rome's infantry with tactics until the envelopment is complete.
Scenario Rules
- Carthage Cavalry gain +1 ATK when attacking Rome Infantry.
Objectives
- ★1 Win the duel
- ★2 Destroy 4 Infantry
- ★3 Activate 2 tactics
Battle Report
Cannae remains the textbook example of tactical perfection through positioning and timing.