The battlefield arrangement is even simpler than that of Braveheart, but from a numerical standpoint, the Picts clearly hold the advantage.
Duncan has approximately ten thousand troops, while the enemy has nearly twenty thousand.
This gives them the confidence to face each other head-on.
Of course, it's not entirely simple math; Duncan's side is completely composed of regular troops, whereas the Picts even have female warriors, which means they've rallied the tribal militia as well.
Drest rode his horse across the battlefield.
He seemed to have regained some confidence, and said to the chieftain beside him, "Our numbers are clearly superior! Just be cautious of the enemy's heavy cavalry!"
"The weather also favors us in this battle."
Such a righteous showdown had not occurred for many years.
