Roman Seas
Roman Seas is a fast-paced, dynamic, multi-player miniatures game system designed for use with 6mm (1/300th) scale ship models and miniatures, and played on a hex grid game board. Roman Seas is designed to allow each player to control a squadron of two to ten ships. Players will be able to recreate small naval actions from the start of the first Punic War when Rome constructed its first major fleets (264 BC), to Actium (31 BC), to the effective end of the Roman Navy (400 AD).
Roman Seas rules are specifically designed to be played using ship models and miniatures on a hex game board. Playing on a hex game board allows players to move their fleets quickly and easily, speeding up game play, which is why Roman Seas plays fast.
– catalog listing
- Designer
- Eric Hotz
- Publisher
- Hotz Stuff
- Year Published
- 2009
- Status
- In Print
- Contents
- Available online (Wargame Vault) (34-page PDF)
- Scale
Although designed for use with 1/300th (6mm) scale ship models and miniatures, Roman Seas works with virtually any ship model/miniatures scale.
– catalog listing
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Ancient Roman Naval Combat Rules 264BC - 400AD
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