What historical battles do you find intersting?

[Greater Imperial Prussia]

Of the many i could choose for this, I would say the Battle of Leuthen in 1757. Frederick II and 30,000 Prussians marched on an 80,000 strong Austrian force, and because of a masterful flanking manuever by Frederick, along with the high quality of Prussian infantry, the best in the world at the time, the Prussian army crushed the Austrians with ease. Prussian casualties numbered in the 6,000s, while Austria lost over 22,000 men Killed, captured, and wounded, along with over 100 artillery pieces and over 50 regimental standards.

The Prussian IR Nr.3 Grenadier Garde charge Austrain positions around Leuthen

[Diopolis]

All of them.

[Napkiraly]

Battle of Changping. Most battles in Ancient or Imperial era China in general.

[Helito]

The Battle of Boar Meat

A famous battle that occurred in ~30,000 BC, the belligerents being the Northern cavemen and the Southern cavemen fighting over the meat of a slain boar. The commanders were Captain Caveman for the northerns and Chief Ugboots for the southerners.
To this day we don't know exactly who won the claim to the meat.

[The Whispers]

The battle between the individual and the cultural Zeitgeist.

[Czechanada]

The Second Arab Siege of Constantinople, the Battle of Sudomer, and the Siege of Vienna in 1683.

[Fionnuala_Saoirse]

The Battle of Carrick's Castle when Reilly and Geronimo drove a tractor into the old barn.

[Wolfmanne]

The Battle of Lake Trasimene, where the Romans found out that it's useful to learn how to swim/

[Samuraikoku]

Kawanakajima
Nagashino
Komaki-Nagakute
Sekigahara
Siege of Osaka

Istvaan III
Calth
Battle for Terra
Macragge

[Czechanada]

Kawanakajima
Nagashino
Komaki-Nagakute
Sekigahara
Siege of Osaka

Istvaan III
Calth
Battle for Terra
Macragge

Japanese sieges were never interesting to me.

You forgot to mention the battles during the Horus Heresy!

[Laeriland]

Kawanakajima
Nagashino
Komaki-Nagakute
Sekigahara
Siege of Osaka

Istvaan III
Calth
Battle for Terra
Macragge

Which Kawanakajima? There were all of five of them.

[Samuraikoku]

Japanese sieges were never interesting to me.

Nagashino was a cavalry charge... into a rifle wall.

You forgot to mention the battles during the Horus Heresy!

Istvaan III is what started it, Calth was the Ultramarines' significant battle during it, and the Battle for Terra is self-explanatory.

[Half Eaten Pizza]

All.
Specifically? Gettysbur Waterloo, battle of the bulge, and the last German offensive in WW1

[Samuraikoku]

Which Kawanakajima? There were all of five of them.

Fourth is the emblematic one.

[Haydn]

Battle of Trafalgar. Why the French admiral was such an idiot.

[Laeriland]

Japanese sieges were never interesting to me.

Nagashino was a cavalry charge... into a rifle wall.

You forgot to mention the battles during the Horus Heresy!

Istvaan III is what started it, Calth was the Ultramarines' significant battle during it, and the Battle for Terra is self-explanatory.

Didn't help the Takeda any that they were also out numbered three to one before a single shot was fired..

[Lunas Legion]

Japanese sieges were never interesting to me.

Nagashino was a cavalry charge... into a rifle wall.

You forgot to mention the battles during the Horus Heresy!

Istvaan III is what started it, Calth was the Ultramarines' significant battle during it, and the Battle for Terra is self-explanatory.

No, Eskrador was the best battle of the Horus Heresy. Take that Ultrasmurfs!

[Laeriland]

Which Kawanakajima? There were all of five of them.

Fourth is the emblematic one.

True, but felt it should be pointed out for the benefit of those that did not know that.

[Lunas Legion]

Battle of Trafalgar. Why the French admiral was such an idiot.

Or Nelson was a genius.

[Samuraikoku]

Didn't help the Takeda any that they were also out numbered three to one before a single shot was fired..

Stupid Katsuyori.

[Mybecistand]

The battle of Passchendaele

[Lunas Legion]

The battle of Passchendaele

What about First and Second Ypres?

[Laeriland]

Didn't help the Takeda any that they were also out numbered three to one before a single shot was fired..

Stupid Katsuyori.

Bit harsh on the boy perhaps? He certainly was not his father, but he was also faced with fighting the man who literally re wrote the book on Japanese warfare..(Nobunaga, although Ieasu was no fool either it must be said)

[Samuraikoku]

Bit harsh on the boy perhaps? He certainly was not his father, but he was also faced with fighting the man who literally re wrote the book on Japanese warfare..

Takeda were familiar with riflemen opponents (Mikatagahara). Katsuyori didn't take into account that this time it was them who were outnumbered.

[Samuraikoku]

(Nobunaga, although Ieasu was no fool either it must be said)

Nobunaga was a fool. They called him the Fool of Owari.