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SPQR (Deluxe 3rd Edition) |
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| 2147571176 |
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GMT9201-08 |
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Boxed Game |
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SW (MINT/New) |
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For the Roman Republic, the path to military pre-eminence in the Mediterranean world was neither easy nor direct. The Romans were blessed with a large, patriotic pool of citizen soldiers - who were the salvation of the country on many occasions. However, they were cursed by a political system that often gave command of armies to inept Consuls who were inflexible military leaders. Time after time, the Roman republic suffered horrific defeats due to these circumstances, but survived, learned to adapt, and ultimately perfected the most capable and powerful army of the age.
Explore the evolution of the Romans military system from the early battle against the brilliant, but quixotic, Pyrrhus of Epirus. Then against Hannibal of Carthage, one of the Great Captains of History, in some of the major battle of the Second Punic War.
Contains:
• 14 Battles!
• 5 double sided maps
• 6 counter sheets
• Rules for SPQR and Modules
Battles (and the modules they appeared in originally):
• Beneventum, Bagradas, Cannae, Zama, and Cynocephalae (SPQR)
• Baecula, Ilipa (Africanus)
• Trebbia, Metaurus (Consul for Rome)
• Magnesia (War Elephant)
• Heraclea, Asculum (Pyrrhic Victory)
• Muthul River, Cirta (Jugurtha)
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