Basically, the title says it all.
Either the Picts somehow rebuff Roman invasion initially, or breed them out after they leave. In either case, the more important part, in my opinion, is that they rebuff Saxon domination, which doesn't strike me as terribly likely.
Assuming that could be finagled somehow, what would the rest of history look like without the Anglo-Saxon Enland we've come to know?
Either the Picts somehow rebuff Roman invasion initially, or breed them out after they leave. In either case, the more important part, in my opinion, is that they rebuff Saxon domination, which doesn't strike me as terribly likely.
Assuming that could be finagled somehow, what would the rest of history look like without the Anglo-Saxon Enland we've come to know?