Rome: The Great Battles

Part of the Age of Battles: Napeonic Wars – Rulebook (3rd Edition) table-top miniatures gaming system using 1/72 scale miniatures, Rome - The Great Battles plays out as a campaign over five battles: Cynoscephalae (197 BC) Magnesia (190/189 BC) Callicinus (171 BC) Pydna (168 BC) Carrhae (53 BC) Game Components: 8 sets of miniatures - 37 Macedonian Phalanx (8019) - 40 Republican Roman Infantry (8034) - 18 Republican Roman Cavalry (8038) - 45 Greek Infantry (8005) - 42 Persian Infantry (8006) - 17 Macedonian Cavalry (8007) - 8 Persian Cavalry and 1 Chariot (8008) - 2 War Elephants (8011) 16 Regiment Cards 24 Regiment Stands w/flags 48 Flag Stickers 2 D20 dice 1 D6 die 2 Rulers 1 Pen 1 Angle Pattern 1 Age of Battles Rule Book 1 Campaign Booklet From the back of the box: The Military History game - Rome. The Great Battles - enables players to play the battles of the Late Roman Republic period (III-I B.C.). At that time Rome was waging the numerous wars of conquest outside Italy. The first large military campaign became a struggle for the possession of Sicily Island, which would give Rome a strategic advantage. As a result of the wars of this period, apart from Italy a number of countries, including Spain, Gaul, Britain, Greece and North Africa (Libya, Egypt) became a part of the Roman republic. During Rome’s rise the Mediterranean Sea literally became a “Roman lake”. Zvezda 8214