In this scenario, the Britons are on the right (south) and the Romans are on the left (north). The battle starts with one unit of Briton skirmishers north of the river. My intention was to immediately move them into the trees where they had cover. No other unit types can enter the trees.
After a few rounds, the Britons had formed an elegant defensive posture. They waited for the Romans to start the dance.
Truth in advertising: this was my third attempt. The Romans won the first two. The Britons were trying to get smarter. The defensive formation worked well for several rounds but eventually the Romans broke it apart. At the end of 15 rounds, the Britons still had the skirmishers in the woods, so technically it was a win for them. However, the unbloodied Roman skirmishers were on their way and it was clear who would have won if they battle had lasted longer.
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