Battle of Wurzen

22nd February, outside the small village of Wurzen, a battle begins. The Princes of Valtiere have one clear advantage over their enemies, their cavalry and Prince Rogers army is 90% cavalry. At 11 in the morning, Roger orders his cavalry to charge at the Herzlander positions.
Kormak immediately orders the entire army into 10 individual squares. These comprised of Reirgarorian infantry formed an enclosed square around their crossbow men and baggage. Kormak also maneuverers these squared to trapped entire divisions of cavalry within, making them easy prey.
After hours of cavalry charges with no luck and with the infantry advancing on his position, Roger knows he needs to retreat and at 2pm he gives the order to retreat to Blutstein with what little Reirgarorian cavalry they have bearing down on them.
At 3pm, Prince Robert arrives to find the battle lost and himself greatly out of position. He quickly try to form a defensive position but is quickly overwhelmed by the Reirgarorian infantry. By 4pm, the battle has turned into a rout and swathes of men being cut down. Roberts horse is shot out from under him by a crossbow bolt and he is captured. At 7pm, Robert is executed by Heinrich personally and The Battle of Wurzen is over, a crushing victory for the Kormak and Heinrich, one which they will parlay into greatness