Late Roman
After many years on the Imperial Anacry, the Roman Empire by the 3rd Century CE/AD had reformed the army into a leaner fighting machine, based around mobile field armies, a defense in depth and border troops made of older, settled, garrisons. More emphasis is placed on the cavalry, with the adaptation of horse archers, more flexible cavalry and super-heavy Cataphracts, ideas borrowed from Persia. The foot still had its legions and auxilia, but more emphasis was placed on archers and mercenaries to bolster the lines.
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Pack contains 30 figures (17 officers (4 poses), 6 musicians, 7 standards)
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Pack contains 30 figures (11 officers (4 poses), 10 musicians (2 poses), 9 standards)
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Pack contains 12 figures (4 officers, 4 musicians, 4 standards)
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Pack contains 12 figures (4 officers, 4 musicians, 4 standards)
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Pack contains 15 figures (15 horses, 15 riders (4 poses))
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Pack contains 15 figures (15 horses, 15 riders (4 poses))
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