Historical Background
After the success of his Lucanian allies against a poorly conceived Thurian offensive at the Battle of Laus, the Syracusan tyrant Dionysus I invaded southern Italy to subjugate the Italiote defensive league (Greek colonists living in southern Italy) that had been formed to check his growing power. Upon hearing that the Italiote League forces under the command of Heloris were marching to relieve his siege of Caulonia, Dionysus abandoned his siege and surprised the composite force in a dawn assault near the Elleporus River. The Syracusans crushed the isolated vanguard of Heloris and his elite hoplites before smashing into the disorganized Italiote forces as they attempted to form lines of battle and join the action; the panicked survivors of this assault entrenched on nearby high ground but were surrounded and surrendered the next day. With his biggest threat neutralized, Dionsysus was then free to resume his offensive operations and soon gained control over large parts of southern Italy.
The stage is set. The battle lines are drawn and you are in command. Can you change history?
War Council
Syracusan Army (use Spartan blocks)
> Leader: Dionysus I
> 6 Command Cards 
Italiote League (use Greek blocks)
> Leader: Heloris
> 4 Command Cards
Victory
7 banners
Special Rules
> The vanguard Italiote lochos unit may ignore one additional flag.
> If Dionysus is killed, reduce the Syracusan command cards from 6 to 5