What if King Philip V of Macedon won the Battle of Cynoscephalae. What would the implications be? Macedon revival? Crushed by Rome later?
I think it is very hard to discern what Rome would do in these situations (Macedon, Magnesia). I mean, these battles are still in the early years of their push into the Greek world (this battle especially), which kind of happened more by accident than anything else. It's difficult to guess whether Rome might be discouraged for a little while and focus on the western Mediterranean, or whether another army might need to be defeated (not impossible, Phillip V could certainly pull it off).
so, you do think that the battle is winnable right, Philph has the potential to win Cynoscephalae correct?