That’s a fascinating angle—color can be a silent commander. Think of the Romans with their black standards, the Spartans in red, the Persians in gold—each hue sent a psychological message. We could assign colors to unit types and stages: crimson for the shock cavalry, deep blue for archers, iron gray for the infantry lines, and use lighting to switch the battlefield’s mood in real time. Just imagine the enemy’s confusion when their own banners turn into a storm of color.