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209 Mt Garganus (72 BC) Print E-mail
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Record a victory for BOTTOM ARMY 55.6 %
Total Plays 9 - Last played by Bobble Hat on 2011-09-15
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09

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2008

Mt Garganus 72 BC

Slave Army vs Romans

Historical Background
Spartacus was an able strategist, and he knew that his rag-tag army could not expect to defy Rome indefinitely. Spartacus planned to escape from Roman territory over the Alps, and headed north through Apulia. He divided his ever-growing army and placed his lieutenant, Crixus, a Gaul, in charge of a force of 30,000 German and Gallic slaves, while he maintained personal command of the remaining 40,000 fighters. Crixus was over-confident after their many victories and allowed Spartacus to march far ahead while he allowed his men to continue their raiding and plundering. The consul Lucius Gellius Publicola came upon them suddenly and forced a battle. Crixus hastily formed his available men into a line of battle, but Publicola’s legionnaires cut them to pieces. Crixus was killed, along with two-thirds of his of his men. The survivors scattered and many probably re-joined Spartacus’s main column.
The stage is set. The battle lines are drawn and you are in command. The rest is history.

War Council

Slave Army
• Leader: Crixus
• 5 Command Cards

Roman Army
• Leader: Gellius
• 6 Command Cards
• Move First

Victory
6 Banners

Special Rules
• The hill hexes are impassable.

• Marius Legions Rule is in effect.

Last Updated on Thursday, 15 July 2010 12:48
 
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