EPIC Ancients 11 topics

EPIC04 Zama (202 BC)

614 Anapus River

  Caesarian Army (use red blocks) • Leader: • 10 Command Cards        Victory: the game is to 12 Banners Special Rules: • Julian Legions rule is in effect for both armies. • Julius Caesar Rule is in effect. • A Pompeian MI or HI unit that exits off the Roman left section of the battlefield counts as one Victory Banner. The unit is removed from play, and may not re-enter. • Camps represent the Watch Towers in Caesar fortifications; they have exactly the same features as usual camps with exception they do not reduce range strength of the units" class="hasTooltip topictitle">MK02 EPIC Dyrrhachium (48 BC)

Epic Sentinum

  • Leader: Caesar • 10 Command Cards        Victory: the game is to 14 Banners Special Rules: • The city walls of Ilerda (rampart hexes) are scalable. • The river is impassable. • Julian Legions rule is in effect for both armies. • Julius Caesar Rule is in effect. • When a unit occupies an enemy camp hex at the start of the player’s turn, remove the camp terrain tile hex. For each such removed camp, collect one Victory Banner. • When more of Caesar units occupy the hillock, in the center section, than his opponent, collect two Victory Banners. • FAQ: Control of the hilllock change. When Caesarian forces are in control, his camp gains two Victroy Banners. If Caesarian forces no longer controls the hilllock, the victory banner is lost." class="hasTooltip topictitle">MK01 EPIC Ilerda (49 BC)

Victory 16 Banners Special Rules • The River Phrygios is impassable. • Roman elephants battle other Elephants with only 2 dice. (North African elephants were smaller) • Camel units are Bow armed. Treat as LBC for ranged attacks. • Companion cavalry hit on Leader symbols even with no leader • Optional—Roman Tactical Flexibility. An unsupported Seleucid heavy infantry unit may only battle back against a Roman medium or heavy infantry unit with 3 battle dice (which reflects the ability of the more maneuverable legions to gain the flanks of the phalanx and strike decisively)." class="hasTooltip topictitle">EPIC Magnesia (190 BC)

EPIC03 Raphia (217 BC)

EPIC02 Ilipa (206 BC)

EPIC01 Cannae (216 BC)

EPIC Constantinople

Epic river Sabis