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Roman Triumph

Roman Triumph

Game Journal · 1997
1–20 min10+ yrs8CouplesStrategy
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Covers the 7 main battles of 2nd Punic war: Ticcino, Trebia, Transimeno, Cannae, Becura, Metaurus, and Zama. 1 map with no terrain must be prepared. 192 counters are provided as sticker.

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Covers the 7 main battles of 2nd Punic war: Ticcino, Trebia, Transimeno, Cannae, Becura, Metaurus, and Zama.

1 map with no terrain must be prepared. 192 counters are provided as sticker. These must stick to cardboard and cut. 2 charts. 6 sided die is needed

Issue game of old Game Journal 47.

game anatomy
Vibe
CouplesStrategy
Play time
0 min
Players
1–2
Recommended age
10+ yrs
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Roman Triumph is played by 1–2 players.
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A game of Roman Triumph takes about 0 minutes. (The first game doesn't count. It never counts.)
Q6What age is Roman Triumph for?
Roman Triumph is recommended from age 10.

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