@HHFrenchRepublic12
The conceit in “East & West” is that minor powers just bond to a major power, once they become active in the war. So, what I had suggested was that France would become part of Western Europe, and the Arab League would become part of the UK, if/when they’re at war with the USSR.
It just keeps things a lot cleaner, in terms of not having to reinvent the turn order, and other stuff which might add overhead.
War Império Romano
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Imperious Leader '17 '16 '15 Organizer '14 Customizer '13 '12 '11 '10last edited by Apr 19, 2008, 3:18 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIdugUnp6i4
http://www.grow.com.br/warimperioromano.html
http://www.grow.com.br/warimperioromano.pdf
This is what i have so far… i ask the Portuguese or Spanish speaking from general community to locate a source to buy these that will ship to USA.
This game kicks arse!
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I’ve just read at the rules: it seems to be little else than a roman empire version of risk (with objective cards telling to buy regions, etc.)
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Imperious Leader '17 '16 '15 Organizer '14 Customizer '13 '12 '11 '10last edited by Apr 30, 2008, 12:29 AM
yes i will promptly throw that in the fireplace.
New rules:
card driven movement
Legions attack and defend at 1 move 1
Cavalry attack and defend at 2 move 2
Catapults attack and defend at 2 or possibly 3 on the first round, move 1-2 they hit preemtively on first round.I will add leaders by cards
random events by cardsreinforcements structure:
legions cost 1
Cavalry cost 2
Catapults cost 3count up territories you control and this is your income basis.
Cards will allow free units to appear including cards for elephants, mercenaries, etc…
I will use ships from other games and create sea zones, including weather zones where the ships may sink and lose cargo.
It will be great. Just wait a few.
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You are out of luck, there are some websites I found that have the game but only sell to brazil… (Im portuguese…)
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Imperious Leader '17 '16 '15 Organizer '14 Customizer '13 '12 '11 '10last edited by Aug 16, 2008, 5:27 PM
No im not i bought 4 copies of the game from a place in Brazil. I had to use google translation to fill out the order form and make a number of phone calls…but i got the job done.
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how does the game play?
Just like RISK or smthng better?
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Imperious Leader '17 '16 '15 Organizer '14 Customizer '13 '12 '11 '10last edited by Nov 7, 2008, 7:57 PM
yes its basically risk, but a different map and dynamics. You need to house rules the thing to make it fun.
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In terms of pieces and map, it looks pretty much the same as what you get in Conquest of the Empire; I think the Eagle Games edition is still pretty widely available…
I play it like this:
Infantry attack at 2, defend at 3
Cavalry attack at 4, defend at 2 and have a 2 movement
Artillery attack at 3, defend at 5 and have a preemptive attackSince I use CotE components, I use the income system from it, along with the cities, fortresses and roads and leaders
(and then I have 2 expansion levels beyond this by adding assorted other components)
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