The French
Robert Count of Marle
Waleran de Raneval
12 Genoese Crossbowmen
Two units of 18 regular crossbowmen
Two units of 11 knights each!
The English
Henry V
Earl of Oxford and Sir John Cheyney
14 Dismounted knights
Three units of 22 Archers each
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| French on the left, from front: X-bows, Knights, knights, Genoese and french x-bows in behind. On the right, from rear: Archers, dismounted knights, archers, archers. |
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| Clearer shot of the french. |
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| The English |
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| French knights trot across the battlefield, working their way up to a charge. |
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| The knights start to feel the sting of the longbowmen. |
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| Disaster! The French charge, breaking archers and english knights, and panicking more archers. They head for the hills. However, Waleran de Raneval alone remains of his unit. |
The sole remaining archers unit turns, wheels and shoots at Waleran, taking his last wound. Some much needed points for the English.
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| End of the game. On the left are three units of crossbowmen. On the right the only English left, plus French knights. |
