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GB02 Tunis (307 BC) Print E-mail
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Total Plays 1 - Last played by The Admiral on 2011-07-13
Written by Greg Blanchett   

20

Oct

2008

TUNIS - 307 BC

Carthaginian vs Syracusan

Historical Background
"The two armies met on an open plain near the town of Cabala in central Sicily. Mago attempted to crush the Syracusan army with his much larger force. While holding off the Carthaginian cavalry, Dionysius led his hoplite phalanx forward to smash into the Punic center. At this point, Mago, attempting to stabilize the line, was slain in fierce combat. The loss of their commander led to dissolution of the Carthaginian army. Dionysius had won a resounding victory over the more lightly armed Punic host. The Carthaginians requested the standard truce of three days to recover their dead, and then instead carried out a rapid retreat by night. As it turned out, the Punic army was defeated, but not destroyed." - taken from GBoH Tyrant module, copyright GMT Games.
The stage is set. The battle lines are drawn and you are in command. The rest is history.

War Council

Syracusan Army (Greek blocks)
Leader: Agathocles
Take 4 Command cards.

Carthaginian Army
Leader: Himilco
Take 5 Command cards.
Move First.

Victory
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Special Rules
Chariots used by both sides were of the light variety. Therefore, treat all chariots in the game as "Light Chariots".

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Last Updated on Monday, 20 October 2008 16:29
 

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