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| 11 May 2008 |
Gabiene 316 BCSuccessors (Antigonus) vs Successors (Eumenes)Historical Background
War CouncilAntigonus Successor Army (Use Eastern Kingdom blocks) Eumenes Successor Army (Use Greek blocks) Victory Special Rules • A unit from Antigonus' army that captures (enters) Eumenes' camp hex gains one Victory Banner for Antigonus. The unit must stop on the hex, not just move through the hex. The camp may only be captured once, and when the Victory Banner is gained it may not be lost. |
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 July 2010 13:44 |
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Re:114 Gabiene (316 BC)
Nov 12 2008 10:08:42 Eric S. Raymond wrote some comments about this scenario on his webpage. CLICK HERE to read full article.
Elephants on both sides lead to entertaining chaos. Much of this scenario depends on just how much havoc each side can wreak with the things. I gave my opponent, who was just learning the game, Antigus and the command-card advantage. He promptly ran an elephant into my center, demolished one unit of heavies, and did half damage to a second. He followed this up by running Peithon's cavalry down to my camp hex for the extra banner. It was looking pretty dicey for a while; he was up 4 banners to 0 at one point with two of my elephants gone. The Silver Shields and my medium infantry retrieved the situation by punching through his center. This one is well balanced, with similar tactical challenges for both sides and Antigonus's command-card advantage compensating nicely for Eumenes's slightly higher weight of metal. |
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