It is AD60, and Governor of Britannia C. Suetonius Paulinus stands ready to deal his final blow against a vicious insurgency in Rome’s new province. Inspired by Rome’s implacable opponents, the Druids, the remaining fanatical warriors of a two-year insurgency hold out on the island of Anglesey. Having made an amphibious landing on the island’s shores...
Caesar campaign's in Britannia: 55 & 54BC THE GAME PLAY To win, Caesar has to score points. He gains points when: - He explores unknown regions - He submits British tribes - He returns in Gaul with his legions British hostages and booty To win the Celtic has to prevent Caesar from marking points. The first expedition lasts one month and Caesar has only two...
Volume 9 of the "Great Battles of History" series. Caesar in Alexandria challenges the best GBoH players out there by allowing them to conduct both land and naval operations at the same time, in this simulation of Julius Caesar's rather rash pas de deux with the Egyptians in 47 BC. Caesar and the Romans - the VI, XXVII, and XXXVII legions, lots of archers...
This game was initially intended to be an expansion to Avalon Hill's Caesar's Legions. It has turned into much more than that. It has so many distinct features to it, the only recognizable part that remains are the counters. Caesar's Legions was a captivating game and pretty successful for Avalon Hill. It broke the mold of their traditional WWII games and...
Caesar: Rome vs. Gaul egy gyorsan játszható, könnyen megtanulható, két játékosra tervezett kártyalapú játék, ami Caesar galliai hódításairól szól. Az egyik játékos Caesar szerepét veszi magára, aki igyekszik hírnévre és zsákmányra szert tenni galliai hadjárata alatt, mindezt persze a gallok kárára. A másik játékos Gallia összes független törzsét...
Caesar's Gallic War is a two-player game that covers Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul from 58 to 51 BC. One person plays the side of the Romans, while the other plays the side of the Germans, with both players vying for control of the various Gallic tribes. The game uses blocks and area movement. Players use cards to collect allies, move units and attack...
A major updating of the original Worthington Games 2009 classic by Daniel Berger. In the update you will now get larger blocks, an updated map with new regions/forts, cards and rules which now include solitaire rules. Caesar's Gallic War II is a two-player Strategic level block board-wargame that covers Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul from 58 to 51 BC....
Caesar's Legions is a medium complexity wargame simulating the Roman campaigns in Germany at the operational level. Players choose from 5 scenarios ranging from Caesar's own Germanic campaigns to the Batavian revolt of 70 AD. Movement is hex based. Tactical cards effect combat resolution which is dice based and cross-referenced on a probability table....
From DecisionGames.com: The Conquest of Gaul, 58-52 BC March with Julius Caesar and his legions in the conquest of Gaul, 58-52 BC. This is a two player game. One commands the Romans, the other the Gauls as well as allied Brittanic and Germanic tribes. The game pieces include: legions, auxiliaries, fleets and tribal war bands. The map stretches from the...
Caesar XL is another fine offering from veteran game designer Joe Miranda who transports its players back to the waning days of the Roman Republic as it is plunged into civil war. Julius Caesar stands poised on the banks of the Rubicon River that he must cross to win Rome, while opposing him stands Pompey Magnus (Pompey the Great) and the mighty forces...
From the publisher's description: Take the Gold Expansion Kit for Caesar XL. History takes a turn with the awakening of the Barbarians as new units and cards bring them closer into play, while additional expanded rules provide for unit training and a "buckets o' dice" combat system. Will the Fates favor your bold maneuvers, or is your destiny to be decided...
In the year 1100, centuries before European contact, Cahokia was a vast and sprawling city. Located along the Mississippi River, the city was known for its earthen mound monuments, sophistocated culture, and expansive trade routes. At its peak, it is estimated that Cahokia residents numbered in the tens of thousands. It is also speculated that Cahokia may...