Packed of 8 foot/4 cavalry unless otherwise stated After the Legions left Britain for the last time around 410AD, the province became prey to invading armies of Picts, Scotti(Irish) and above all, the Germanic Angels, Saxons and Jutes. The Romano British had to look to their own defence and valiantly resisted under leaders like Ambrosius and the semi-legendary Arthur. Their armies were usually composed of a levy of infantry mlitia supported by a local leaders mounted retinue. The Romano British offered stern resistance to the invaders for over 2 centuries. Indeed, the Strathclyde Britons maintained an independant state until the 10th Century and the Welsh until the 13th Century.
15mm Dark Ages, Romano British
