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Dominion of the Spear: Expansion – Fight 36 Battles of the Ancient World

Liczba graczy: 1

Czas gry: 10 minut

Wiek od: 12 lat

Autorzy: Steve Parker (II)

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Dominion of the Spear

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This is an expansion for the Dominion of the Spear solo wargames rules and contains 36 ancient and medieval historical battles with each having a very brief background, army lists, suggested historical deployment, and very brief description of what happened in the actual battle and the consequences. Includes a discussion on terrain and optional rules on activation and reserves that allow... czytaj dalej

This is an expansion for the Dominion of the Spear solo wargames rules and contains 36 ancient and medieval historical battles with each having a very brief background, army lists, suggested historical deployment, and very brief description of what happened in the actual battle and the consequences.

Includes a discussion on terrain and optional rules on activation and reserves that allow more player input, changing the feeling from watching a battle to being the generals directing the troops.
Needs the Dominion of the Spear rules.

Designed to be played solo - refight the battles and see if history changes! Then try different deployments for the armies.

The battles are:

Megiddo 1479 BC,
Kadesh 1274 BC,
Arrapha 616 BC,
Thymbra 536 BC,
Marathon 490 BC,
Plataea 479 BC,
Gaugamela 331 BC,
Ipsus 301 BC,
Raphia 217 BC,
Cannae 216 BC,
Magnesia 189 BC,
Carrhae 53 BC,
Taurus 39 BC,
Edessa 260 AD,
Immae 272 AD,
Adrianople 378 AD,
Chalons 451 AD,
Badon Hill 517 AD,
Dara 530 AD,
Taginae 552 AD,
Yarmouk 636 AD,
Nechtansmere 685 AD,
Tours 732 AD,
Brunanburh 937 AD,
Lechfeld 955 AD,
Civitate 1053 AD,
Hastings 1066 AD,
Manzikert 1071 AD,
Dorylaeum 1097 AD,
Hattin 1187 AD,
Arsuf 1191 AD,
Ain Jalut 1260 AD,
Bannockburn 1314 AD,
Kulikovo 1318 AD,
Kosovo 1389 AD, and
Agincourt 1415 AD