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Commands and Colors: Ancients

The Commands & Colors: Ancients game system allows players to portray important engagements of ancient history. The battles, included in the scenario booklet, focus on the historical deployment of forces and important terrain features on the scale of the game system. The scale of the game is flexible and varies from battle to battle. For some scenarios, an infantry unit may represent an entire legion of soldiers, while in other scenarios, a unit may represent just a few brave warriors.

The Command card system drives movement, creates “fog of war”, and presents players with many interesting challenges and opportunities, while the battle dice resolve combat quickly and efficiently. The battlefield tactics you will need to execute to gain victory conform remarkably well to the strengths and limitations of the various ancient unit types, their weapons, the terrain, and history.

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In this core game of the series, we focus on battles involving Rome and Carthage, with a few additional scenarios that pit Carthage against other historic enemies. Additional expansion modules are available to cover battles of Greeks, various Eastern Kingdoms, Gauls, Celts, and many other situations, from the struggles among Alexander’s Successors to the many civil wars Rome was involved in. You will need this game in order to play any of the expansions.

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“Great game”

Richard Borg’s Command & Colors system never fails to provide a wonderful game experience. I have played games in the entire system from BattleCry to The Great War and have loved them all. This version is no exception, you get the feel of warfare in the ancient world that plays in a decent amount of time. Scenarios are best played twice, switching sides and comparing the margin of victory, to ensure a balance of results. Who was better at dealing with the less then advantageous position ?

 

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