C3i Magazine article "C CA ODDS" by Miguel Marquez (Copyright C3i Magazine).

Update of my terrain chart. Includes bridges and wagons from C CA expansion #4. (by Kent Reuber)

While the basic dice results in Commands Colors Ancients is straightforward, there are many situations (based on the attacker or defender type or the terrain) in which one or more die results will be ignored.  This document attempts to bring all these "exceptions" together on one concise page. This is an updated version (1.2) of my dice results summary.  The previous version left out some critical results involving elephants (e.g, they are not influenced by leaders).  I've also included rules on evading, since these aren't covered in the summary card included with the game and info about Exp4 and 5.

Command Colors: Ancients Rules 3rd Edition (revised 10-20-2009)

Hexless Variant Rules for Battles with Miniature Soldiers: adapted by Aaron Bell from C&CAncients boardgame by Richard Borg and GMT games.

Unofficial variant for scenarios featuring Macedonian/Successor Heavy Infantry. (by BradyLS)

For those who still find a "1st Edition" CCA for sale somewhere, the original game had the dice stickers slightly too large to fit into the recessed portion of each dice. GMT quickly posted these as replacements.

Point Buy army lists in concise one page format.

Italian version of Command Cards: ready to print, cut and play in your preferred language! (Directly approved by GMT GAMES LLC). Updated to V8.

Simple UNIT+TERRAIN Reference Card by Miguel Marques. Print on both sides of one page, cut upper and lower panels, glue them so that the UNIT panels are side-by-side, and fold them. Folded you'll have the TERRAIN on the back, open you'll have all UNITS at a glance. Includes the new terrain (Marshes and City Walls) and unit (Barbarian Chariot) in Exp#2 and #3. (linked to original file on BGG http://www.boardgamegeek.com/file/info/26321).

This is a chronological list of all the official scenarios published (base game, expansions, bonus packs, C3i). The 1st page is the list, with the battle names color-coded by source, the armies color-coded by blocks used, and a star indicating the historical victor.Next pages are the same list but with a small icon with a view of the battlefield, big enough to see how the battle looked like, and the number of victory banners. Choose your battle! (by Miguel Marques).

Use this file (by Boris Ginsburgs) to have a panoramic view on all ScenarioX Armies.

With this great file (by Boris Ginsburgs) every player will find the easy way to compose ScenarioX Armies.

This is graphical edition V3 of ScenarioX Army List by Don Clarke (updated to the last available v8 and with images for missing units taken from ScenarioX Vassal module). With this one will be amazingly easy to select proper army, even for beginner!!!

This is the "graphical edition" of a project by Steve Templeton. The Army Lists have a core of units that must be taken and, after deciding a fixed number of bonus points, players are allowed to pick extra bonus units.

Use this Word DOC to paste in your map and easily write down all other informations need to create your own scenarios.