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Part 2
Gelimer vs. Belisarius. I can't remember the precise details for this part. It involves a small skirmish on a hill and then Gelimer takes the hill, finds his brother's body at the pass to Carthage and weeps. Gelimer surmises that Belisarius' troops were now between him and Carthage, given the number of Vandal dead to his north. Meanwhile, Belisarius quickly debriefs the troops that were routed off the hill and then commits about 15000 infantry against 10000 of Gelimer's infantry who were out of position, not expecting to be attacked from behind. An easy win and that's Ad Decimum
Part 1
I think I would have made John vs. Ammatas more about John rolling up the column arriving from Carthage. So that engagement was basically defined by a small number of highly elite archer-lancers managing to catch the Vandal army off guard and then getting local superiority. It's really a Total War ambush type scenario, except the cavalry start at one end of the engagement. The way I see it working is probably 5 units under John, all horse archers with really excellent melee stats and armour stats, against 15-20 spread out Vandal units. The aim is to basically crush the head of the column and then move onto the next unit, always using your speed and charges to overwhelm individual units before they can coordinate against you.
Historically, John's troops left the battlefield and didn't return to help Belisarius so these are two separate battles.
Just for context, I wrote the script for the Justinian's Reconquest series by Kings & Generals, but it was a few years ago so I'm a tiny bit hazy on this.
I would consider actually having two battles to represent Ad Decimum.