625 Chaeronea (338 BC)

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It seems that there is some mistake in the map of the battlefield - in the description as in the historical sources Philip II is said to command the right wing, but on the map he is in command of the center, while some leader named Epaminondas commands the prestige right wing normally reserved for the king.

btw. strange choice of name similar to that of real Epaminonds leading succesfuly Thebans against Sparta 24 years ago.

It seems that there is some mistake in the map of the battlefield - in the description as in the historical sources Philip II is said to command the right wing, but on the map he is in command of the center, while some leader named Epaminondas commands the prestige right wing normally reserved for the king.

btw. strange choice of name similar to that of real Epaminonds leading succesfuly Thebans against Sparta 24 years ago.

It must have been a missprint, I posted at BGG a picture correcting the two leader names:

boardgamegeek.com/image/1217302/commands...nsion-pack-6-the-spa

Thanks Franchi, I just saw it on BGG.

2 solo. Both wins for the Macedonians, 6 - 2, and 6 - 4.

franchi wrote: It must have been a missprint, I posted at BGG a picture correcting the two leader names

Four games, four Macedonian victories at 6-0 (lasted for only 4 cards), 6-1 (Alexander's death was the sole Greek banner), 6-2 and 6-4. In all four games, the Macedonian phalanx crushed the Greek hoplites. The statistics above reflect the play balance, but it is still an interesting game.