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The Great Battles of Alexander: Macedonian Art of War

The Great Battles of Alexander: Macedonian Art of War

GMT Games · 2015
1–4240 min0+ yrs3.7/5 complexity8.3 BGG1,2 KKidsStrategy
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The Great Battles of Alexander - Macedonian Art of War Expanded Deluxe Edition (2015, Fourth Printing) is the first volume of the multi-volume Tactical level famous board-wargame Great Battles of History series, with the latest and updated 5th Edition game rules made by Mark Herman & Richard Berg.

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The Great Battles of Alexander - Macedonian Art of War Expanded Deluxe Edition (2015, Fourth Printing) is the first volume of the multi-volume Tactical level famous board-wargame Great Battles of History series, with the latest and updated 5th Edition game rules made by Mark Herman & Richard Berg.

Available Battles (19 in total):

 Scenario Book (12):
     Erigon Valley (358 BC)
     Crocus Fields (352 BC)
     Chaeronea (338 BC)
     Lyginus (335 BC)
     Pelium (355 BC)
     Granicus (334 BC)
     Issus (333 BC)
     Gaugamela (331 BC)
     Crossing the Jaxartes (329 BC)
     Samarkand (329/328 BC)
     Arigaeum (327 BC)
     Hydaspes (326 BC)

 Phalanx Module (2):
     Sellasia (221 BC)
     Mantinea (207 BC)

 Diadochoi Module (4):
     Paraetacene (317 BC)
     Gabiene (316 BC)
     Gaza (312 BC)
     Ipsus (301 BC)

 Raphia Module (1):
     Raphia (217 BC)

The Second Printing (2023) adds the Tyrant Module with the following Battles:

     Himera, 480BC
     Second Himera, 409BC
     Akragas, 406BC
     Gela, 405BC
     Cabala, 377BC
     Cronium, 376BC
     Crimissos River, 341BC
     Abolus River, 338BC
     Mount Ecnomious, 311BC
     White Tunis, 310BC
     Tunis, 307BC
     Lilybaeum, 276BC

(the box front still says 19 Battles, but the back side indicates that Tyrant is included).

Game Scale Details: Unit: 100 men per unit strength point Time: 20 minutes per game turn Map: 70 yards per hexagon

game anatomy
Complexity3.7 / 5
BGG rating8.3 / 10
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KidsStrategy
Language dependence
Moderate text — a crib sheet helps
Play time
240 min
Players
1–4
Recommended age
0+ yrs
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