Talk:Battle of Laupen
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What the heck happened?
[edit]So it was 6,000 against 12,000 and The Bernes won. How the heck did it happen? Was it a clash of pikemen and heavy cavalry like you say? Pikemen are good at tearing up cavalry so I wouldn't call the Habsburgs and Burgundians better equiped.
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