Nice banners -- are they part of the TT Mod? (I've installed it, just not looked at it yet)
Return to Magna Graecia - Set Up & Turn 1
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Yes, it's all TT Mod.
My general has fallen in battle, I assume he is also dead in the campaign.
EDIT: not sure if it's the C&C.
EDIT: not sure if it's the C&C.
No, there's no such rule, whether C-in-C or not. He probably just feigned his own death and ran off.
Not so pyrrhic Pyrrhic victory.
Many thanks for the game, @Nathangun . Hopefully now the Greeks are back to stay in Italy. But Pyrrhus the-yet-no-so-great looks with envy upon the victory of his general...
@Nathangun - where are you retreating the Roman army to?
Maleventum or Luceria?
I’ll need to check the rules on how the army strengths are adjusted.
Luceria please.
Yes, only option is Luceria, since already a Roman army in Maleventum.
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I lost 1 (non-raw) Pike. Please note for Pyrrhic restrictions in unit selection.
My 43-14 win results in my army's size being adjusted by -1. The Roman army's size is to be adjusted by -4 and potentially somewhat more due to retreat attrition (please note its general's Drillmaster trait):
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Please note changes to rules (updated version 1.2 attached below):
Two friendly armies may never be located in the same space. However, an army may move through the space of a friendly army and on to another space if the first roll is a modified 9 or higher and the next roll a modified 2 or higher, or otherwise must return to the space it came from and end Operation there.
Two friendly armies may never be located in the same space. However, an army may move through the space of a friendly army and on to another space if the first roll is a modified 9 or higher and the next roll a modified 2 or higher, or otherwise must return to the space it came from and end Operation there.
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So here the situation after the BATTLE OF ASCULUM
Roman Army II retreats to Luceria.
Roman Army II suffers following strength points losses: Battle -4, Retreat Attrition -1 (die roll: 6 (+1 General Drillmaster Trait modifier) -- and is reduced to strength 3.
Pyrrhus Army II strength point losses: -1 battle losses -- reduced to strength 10.
Pyrrhus also loses: -1 (non-raw) Pike formation
(Hope I have everything covered)
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Roman Army II retreats to Luceria.
Roman Army II suffers following strength points losses: Battle -4, Retreat Attrition -1 (die roll: 6 (+1 General Drillmaster Trait modifier) -- and is reduced to strength 3.
Pyrrhus Army II strength point losses: -1 battle losses -- reduced to strength 10.
Pyrrhus also loses: -1 (non-raw) Pike formation
(Hope I have everything covered)
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Looks great! And nice also that you put the strength level on the army counters, now that they're known.
Greek army will SIEGE Catana.
I assume you mean Carthaginian army?
Sorry yes.
ROME plays a SIEGE Operation.
Carthaginian Army besieges Catana.
The Roman-controlled Carthaginian army in Sicily always requires an unmodified roll of 10 to succeed (i.e., ignore all modifiers).
Die Roll: 4 -- Siege UNSUCCESSFUL.
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Carthaginian Army besieges Catana.
The Roman-controlled Carthaginian army in Sicily always requires an unmodified roll of 10 to succeed (i.e., ignore all modifiers).
Die Roll: 4 -- Siege UNSUCCESSFUL.
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