Charge!

In the gap between Chulomian calvary and infantry, the mages did their work. Casting spell after spell, they formed a thick "Cheese cream" like mud in the space between units-- effectively cutting the calvary off from any form of assistence. To heavy armoured infantry caught or who fell in the mud, it would be like a quick sand..due to their heavy armour. After they two lines collided, (chariots vs calvary) they were rbough tot a stop for the real fighing to begin. Archers upboard continued to flin arrows short range at the enemy, while swordsmen left the chariots to battle out against the calvary on foot. Boaam heavy calvary moved in from their position protecting the Northern Army's flank. Lite calvary galloped west, heading towards the mass of chariots and calvarymen.

Mages continued to work on the Chulomians, now going for the main block of infantry. On the inner sections, particularly the heavy armoured infantry and chariots, another "cream-cheese" type of mud was created in the midst of the army. Chariots attacked the rear, taking on the archers and attempting to push up.

Boaam's Northern army gave a shout and raised their weapons in response to their opponent's advance. They begin a charge, running straight for the enemy. Spearmen across the entire front line kept their spears pointing out, acting to demoblize the front line of Chulomians, if possible. One and two-handed swordsmen would follow in once the line was broken, beginning a long battle of heavy combat-- aimming to thurst their army downward, forcing all of the Chulomians into the cream cheese mud as the Chariots pushed up from the rear.


((-20 spells.

I sacrificed both mages..as I feel they mgiht not have 100% of the range..but by sacrificing them, I think they will gain the complete range...

-10 spells to create the first mud.
-10 spells to create the second.
-2 mages )