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From Kozcon, It's Hundred Years War English vs. Timurid Persians.
25mm l' Art de la Guerre.

Henry V's army has been maneuvering around the French for 6 weeks.
As St. Crispin's day approaches, there is the sound of horns and horses.
The French have arrived.
But not to worry though, Harry has a speech!

Game System: L'Art de la Guerre, about 200 points per side.

https://philonancients.blogspot.com/2017/10/kozcon-hundred-years-war-english-vs.html


Enjoy

Verily, a pachyderm approaches.
What is thine ponderous bulk upon this field aforth,
to make dark jest on St Crispin's holy hours,
and ruin within the hearts of Englishmen.

Henry V Act 3 Scene 3 Verse 41

Note: Original and unredacted script prior to censorship on the orders of good queen Bess.

Well said. One of William's many rewrites I'm sure