romans vs Celtic Magic

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Some nice ideas there, how about a cauldron that helps the druid raise the dead!

Thanks for your input. Cauldrons do of course play an important role in Druid legends. One example is the Cauldron on Bran. I didn't include the Caudlron in the rules because it can only resurrect a single warrior at a time and takes a whole night to do so. It is impractical therefore to try to use it during a battle. A single chieftan could be resurrected overnight in a campaign however.
Because of the difficulty of fitting certain things into a wargame I omitted some creatures too, such as the Cockatrice. Such fit into a roleplaying game, rather than into a wargame.

I should maybe also point out that dinosaurs might have survived in the misty land at the end of the World= Britannia.
Loch Ness and Loch Morar of course have surviving Plesiosaurs and the Cockatrice, half bird-half lizard is obviously a Protoavis or an Archaeoptix !
[I should point out that a plesiosaur in Loch Ness is unlikely in reality as the Loch was created by the Ice Age]