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1. In the wiki and here it is specified that "if you have one engineer cohort for every 10 other cohorts in your army you will take no river crossing penalties". To put this in numbers, you need to have your legion consist of "layers" of 11 cohorts, 10 of which are non-engineers and 1 is an engineer. This gives a ration of 1/(10 +1) which is 1/11, however, you suggest to have 5 engineers in a 50 cohort army which is 1/10. With 1/10 you have 1 engineer for every 9 non-engineer cohort. Does it mean you have a slightly higher number of engineers suggested, or do I read the text too literally?
2. Why exactly 16 cohorts of heavy cav as primary? Looking at a maximum width of 40 (important battles often happen during city sieges) and flank size of 5, wouldn't 20 cohorts of heavy cav be better to fully man the first row? Why is it exactly 16?
This means is that Spears are a hard counter to the frontal Heavy Cav charge in this guide, with a +20% unit mod. against. If the Phalanx tactic is used from the Greek Poleis Traditions, then in Invictus it adds a 100% unit effectiveness to Spears as well. Yikes... Pikes. Basically before your heavy inf gets buffed, you're still incentivised to use Spears in case of Cav due to modifiers Cav get against H.Inf
There's more intricacy to discuss the nuances of combat changes in Invictus, but with a 1000 word cap it's hard to get into here. I suggest checking out the Invictus Imp.Rom. wiki page, or i might write a guide about it.
Additionally if you stack more than one full stack of a legion for a larger battle (which is when you would want the additional heavy cavalry) the cavalry from the other stacks would reinforce before the heavy infantry. This works because the legion is designed to fit in all terrain types. (Stacking this legion does make the flanks larger, and the flanking units are not very powerful, so I would recommend lowering the flank size if you plan on combining several stacks).