Pocket Battles Greeks

Next up for Pocket Battles...the Greeks.

This is "Greek" in the largest sense, this includes both Hoplite and Pike Phalanx armies, from the rise of Phillip of Macedonia to the end of the hoplites.  Which is why there are two pages !

Ordinary Hoplites will be more effective the more of them are grouped together, whereas Pike phalanxes slow down units they are attached to, but give them a powerful first strike.

Greek cavalry, such as Thessalians, are solid but can only fight in small units, so will tend to group together with others of their kind.

The elephant "regenerates" its wounds at the end of the turn, which represents the need to overwhelm such troops rather than chip away at them.

Generals and L/SB/M are fairly generic as befits the breadth of the period and the types of armies.

In total, 209 pts for 57 units, hence an average of 3,67 pts per unit.