Greeks: Jim & Mitch
Macedon: Mike & Chris
On the near flabk, the Greeks supportted their cavalry with archers & are holdong their own.
In the centre, the Macedonians supported their right with peltasts & are gaining the upper hand though the Greeks are holding on. On the other flank the phalanx is not supportted & the Greeks had a advnatage of hoplites v. peltastsat the end of the infantry line. On the left the Greeks medium cavakry are doing OK, but their light cav are being out-diced.
On the far flank The Greek cavaly ihas been smashed by superior cavalry with hot dice.
In the centre, the left of hopite line is crunbling, whileits centre holding, but on the far end, theri advantage has been terminated by the dice gods & it is crumbling.The Macedonians have had one companion unit broken on the near flank, but that is the extent of their losses as the Greek army breaks with more than half its unts broken.
The Greeks probbaly erred in facing the phalanx in two lines rather than massed formations, then the dice gods helped turned defeat into a total rout.
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