Sorry it was a long while ago so I don’t exactly remember. I’ll try to recreate it with the best of my memory, It was probably a light cav + archer build with regimentation. No mercy I think.
I followed this tactic, with the only difference being that I took over the Baron Ciril negotiation, and dumped 3 archers and 2.5 light cav, killed 6k of Nado’s forces 
ill try to recreate what i did back then and see what i get
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Unfortunately, WQ and successful oblique formation cannot coexist (unless I do some other stuff like not warning the nobles). Guess I’ll just have to get Elya to 6 strength in ITF1 (or 7 and archer trap), and give her the rest in ITUO. Or maybe it was regimentation that was the issue, and I could have gotten WQ with formation instead (aaand I didn’t. I have to either disrupt the plans or be ready for them. No WQ for me).
And maybe a successful oblique formation will allow a Chapter 9 win that saves Roach.
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How do you get high veteran presence for the retinue?
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In the Krorid recruitment screen, choose to recruit 3 units of Krorid veterans for your retinue (3 points each for a total of 9 points)
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Now I know the mistake: In my setup, I dismounted my knights and grouped them up in the center. The light cavalry was sent to disrupt the enemy’s flank. Retinue bunched up in the flanking formation. Only dealt 2.4k casualties.
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Here is a guide to the oblique formation: I, the Unbroken One [ITFO Sequel] [August 19, 2025] [Short Story Poll] - #456 by Snowflower