I’d imagine most historical battles were pretty chaotic. And most people fought in very similar clothes (knights in gray steel, foot soldiers in whatever roughspun or armor they just had/found.
How did fighters know friend from foe, avoid killing their own (or even their leader?) in the midst of battle?
I’d imagine most historical battles were pretty chaotic.
Eh, for a given definition. We can say that the usual depiction of two forces intermingled with each other as Hollywood often shows is Not It, however. I commend to your attention these following previous posts: