On a more tactical level, it means knowing where to be on a battlefield. How to work in tandem with your fellow Romans, how to move in behind an enemy s shield wall, how to flank your friend s opponents. And how to hem in and trap your adversaries. Most importantly, how to time these things, and how to make the absolute most of any advantage you can identify or achieve. Like I said, there is a lot to it.
People have very different command and tactical styles.
Count Tobias is inherently aggressive. He was born to command that forward team at the September 1 Darkon goal-post battle. Count Baculus is instinctively defensive, and cautious about wasting manpower. Both are good tacticians, but I would choose each for different situations. If you don t have it, forget everything.