Corvus

“Corvus” is a game intended for fighting ancient sea battles using either 1/650 or 1/1,200 scale models of ancient ships. It was designed with the First Punic War in mind, but may be used for other ancient naval wars.
– Corvus introduction

Designer: Richard W. Lee
Year Published: 2005
Status: In Print
Contents: Archived online (4-page PDF)

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Editions

Currently on version 2.

Supplements

Corvus on Land

A set of ground-based rules designed to accompany the Richard Lee's CORVUS (or any other Ancient Naval rules) when played in 1/1200 or smaller scales.
– designer's website

2-page PDF