Legio VI Constantiani
Based on a simplified version of the Comitatus mechanisms, Legio VI is designed for fast playing big battles using 6mm figures. There are three versions: Legio VI Julia Augusta (Legio VI JA) for the wars of the late Roman Republic and Empire (100BC to AD250); Legio VI Macedonica (Legio VI Mac) for the Roman Republican and Helenistic era (400-100BC); and Legio VI Constantiani (Legio VI Const) for the wars of the later Roman Empire (AD250-600)
– publisher's website
- Designer
- Simon Macdowall
- Publisher
- Legio Wargames
- Status
- In Print
- Contents
- Available online (10-page PDF)
- Scale
- Intended for use with 6mm figures
- Basing
Figures are mounted 20mm square bases called stands, each stand representing of approximately 3-500 heavy
infantry, 100-200 light infantry or cavalry, 10 Elephants or artillery pieces. Elephants and artillery operate as
single stand units. Others are combined into units of 2-12 stands.
– Legio VI Constantiani page 1
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6mm wargames rules for the wars of the late Roman Empire
250-600 AD
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