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2012-03-13 Some new uploads

Written by Alessandro Crespi

Mar

2012

Hi guys,

thanks to Rob Judy I've just published his very new files:

C&C Results v 4.91 (this includes the JD scenarios through JD121 and also the Expansion #6 scenarios)
CCA Random Scenario generator (v3) that just adds in the JD102-JD121 scenarios for the vassal module.

I've also published PDF files for recently released scenarios from Jim Duncan (JD98 to JD121).

Enjoy playing!

You can find these files in Download section:

icon C&C:Ancients Results Sheet (1.12 MB 2012-03-13 10:31:42)

icon Random Scenario (3.48 kB 2012-03-13 10:21:22)

Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 March 2012 11:50

2012-02-27 Published 5 new maps (by Jim Duncan)

Written by Alessandro Crespi

Feb

2012

Hi guys, it's time for another 5 new scenarios from Jim Duncan.

JD117 2nd Pydna (148 BC)

JD118 Lilybaeum (276 BC)

JD119 Malene (493 BC)

JD120 Saka Tigrakhauda (519 BC)

JD121 Pasargadae (550 BC)

Thank you Jim for your continuous scenario contributions.

If you would like having a look to all maps created by Jim, then CLICK HERE and see his "Designer Page".

Don't forget to update your Vassal CCA extension with latest v 1.85 (for Jim Duncan maps)! CLICK HERE to download it.

Enjoy playing these CCA maps!

Last Updated on Monday, 27 February 2012 15:30

2012-01-30 Published 2 new maps (C3i Magazines 25)

Written by Alessandro Crespi

Jan

2012

Hi guys, with kind permission from Rodger B. MacGowan, I've just published 2 new EPIC maps taken from C3i Magazines #25.

The Battle of Adrianople, 378, is one of the more decisive battles of the late empire, sometimes mistakenly called the “beginning of the end of the Empire.”
While its effects are well known, its details are surprisingly vague. We can be confident that the battle started before the Romans had their army entirely ready, due to an impatient subordinate commander, but reports vary on whether this happened on the right or the left flank! Perhaps the details are murky because so many of the Roman leaders died, including the emperor himself. What we do know is that the Romans blundered their way into the fight.
We therefore present two Commands & Colors: Ancients interpretations of this Epic historical battle for your gaming pleasure.
Richard Borg & Kevin Duke.

C3i19 EPIC Adrianople (378 AD)

C3i20 EPIC Adrianople (378 AD)

If you would like having a look to all maps from C3i Magazines, then CLICK HERE and see the "Designer Page".

Enjoy playing these CCA maps, and don't forget that...