Battle of the Medway
The Roman legions, under the command of Aulus Plautius, are attempting to cross the River Medway under heavy resistance from Celtic forces led by local chieftains. The Romans employ a daring flanking
Setting
The banks of the River Medway, near Rochester, Kent. The river is wide and slow-moving, with dense forests on either side. The Celtic forces are positioned on the northern bank, while the Roman legions prepare to cross from the southern side. The ground is muddy from recent rains, and the riverbanks are littered with makeshift defenses and scattered weapons.
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