Hi guys,
@chiquichops @kronenblatt @Nathangun @Cargol
Finally managed to get a working draft of the rules for the FRACTURED EMPIRE – Roman Civil Wars 300 AD campaign.
Like I said, it's designed for three players each commanding a Roman faction fighting a civil war to place themselves on the Imperial throne in Rome as Caesar -- while also trying to keep out encroaching barbarian invaders.
...and the GM and assistant commanding the invading Barbarians on the FOG II battlefields.
It's a strategic campaign where rival Generals fight a civil war to get on to the Roman Imperial throne -- while at the same time fending off the Barbarian and Sassanian threats to maintain the integrity of the Empire -- many aspects are abstracted and simplified.
Players vie to earn prestige by defeating which allows them to claim the vacant throne in Rome.
At start provinces get doled out by random draw ... players place their capitals ... and then things proceed ...
Please have a read through the attached Rules PDF at your leisure and let me know if you have any questions -- I am terrible at writing these rules coherently -- so there might be lots of confusing bits.
It is a LOT simpler than it looks once you get going ...
@chiquichops @kronenblatt @Nathangun @Cargol
Finally managed to get a working draft of the rules for the FRACTURED EMPIRE – Roman Civil Wars 300 AD campaign.
Like I said, it's designed for three players each commanding a Roman faction fighting a civil war to place themselves on the Imperial throne in Rome as Caesar -- while also trying to keep out encroaching barbarian invaders.
...and the GM and assistant commanding the invading Barbarians on the FOG II battlefields.
It's a strategic campaign where rival Generals fight a civil war to get on to the Roman Imperial throne -- while at the same time fending off the Barbarian and Sassanian threats to maintain the integrity of the Empire -- many aspects are abstracted and simplified.
Players vie to earn prestige by defeating which allows them to claim the vacant throne in Rome.
At start provinces get doled out by random draw ... players place their capitals ... and then things proceed ...
Please have a read through the attached Rules PDF at your leisure and let me know if you have any questions -- I am terrible at writing these rules coherently -- so there might be lots of confusing bits.
It is a LOT simpler than it looks once you get going ...
