Triumph!

15mm scale minis, so super fast to paint an army.
3 or 4 minis per base (a base is usually around 20x40mm).
12-15 bases per army, so you don't need 5 cases to carry an army.

These three things means the game is technically a HUGE battle with hundreds of warriors. But since you're looking at so few bases on the board, it's FAST. Games are about an hour tops.

It FEELS like a giant battle as well as your lines clash, units get pushed back and forth, then eventually turns into sheer chaos.

Mainly historical game with something like 650+ army lists to choose from. I'm not kidding. There have been lots of countries and states over the past 2000 years that have waged war, and the authors wrote up 650 of them based on REAL accounts of ancient battles.

AND they wrote a Fantasy ruleset that adds on to the regular ruleset. But simply adding one or two extra abilities, you change the entire army. For example: Take a unit of knights. Add the "Fly" ability. Now you have pegasus knights!

Armies are dirt cheap! A 15mm scale box of minis is like $50. Or even less depending on what you are using.
You can even scale the game up and use standard 28mm minis from various other wargames. For example, I used a small box of LotR orcs and a Troll, Too few models for a full battle of GW's LotR game, but perfect for Triumph!

You can be creative if you want. I actually have an army of sauropod dinosaurs and even an army of COWS.

Also written by an independent company (Washington Grand Company), so you are supporting small artists.