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Battles With Model Soldiers in the Ancient Era
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Supplements
Hail Caesar: Age of Caesar
With this supplement for Hail Caesar we invite you to come, see and conquer for yourself in a series of new scenarios representing key battles in the career of Julius Caesar. We take a detailed look at the armies of Rome and her enemies, and we consider the lives of some of the greatest Roman commanders of them all, together with suitable rules to represent them on the tabletop.
– publisher's website
Britannia: Rome's Invasion of Britain
The story of the Roman invasion of Britain, from the Claudian Conquest and wars of Caractacus until the defeat of Boudica and the destruction of the druids upon Mona. Included in this supplement is a map-based campaign game recreating the invasion, as well as historical scenarios covering the wars of Caractacus and the Boudican revolt.
– publisher's website
Germania
This 56-page sourcebook, written by Neil Smith, chronicles the devastating blow suffered by the Romans in the Teutoberger Wald at the hands of the Germanic tribes led by Arminius. The battle, also known by the Romans as the Varian Disaster, saw the Germans ambush and destroy three Roman legions and their supporting troops. The book covers both the battle and the aftermath - a period that was something of a watershed for Rome's ambitions in Germany…
Germania also covers the varying tribes that made up the Germanic forces as well as scenarios and special rules.
– publisher's website
Rome's Dacian Wars
This supplement for Hail Caesar focuses on Rome´s wars under Trajan against the Dacians and their Sarmatian allies. Featured battles include the Battle of Adamclisi, the Battle of Tapae and the Siege of Sarmizegetusa Regia. Also included are rules for playing skirmish games, fighting sieges and using warships, as well as campaign and hobby ideas.
– publisher's website
Hail Caesar: Army Lists - Biblical & Classical
63 army lists for the Biblical and Classical periods along with points costs and army composition.
– publisher's website