It would be a fine balance between our current Rome 2 chariots, and those of Rome 1. Their strength needs to be in the initial charge itself, and their weakness anything which stops their overall momentum. Yet, I also feel that Scythed Chariots should not be able to mow down entire armies, and in any prolonged melee, even against light/med cav, they should lose. My argument lies between the two, as I believe what made them fair-game in Rome 1 was their ability to run amok, making them useless for the entire battle if used carelessly. First, Scythed Chariots are OP in Rome 1.

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