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Base game
Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage
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- Published
- 1996
- Reach
- Known
- Players
- 2–2
- Play time
- 150 min
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- Ancient
- Political
- Wargame
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Main mechanics
- Area control
- Legacy & campaign
- Direct conflict
- Dice rolling
- Area control: Presence on the map decides who scores.
- Legacy & campaign: The game changes permanently between sessions.
- Direct conflict: Players attack each other head-on.
- Dice rolling: Dice create swing and force you to adapt.
Full publisher description
This game uses the very popular card system which first appeared in Avalon Hill's We the People game to detail the struggle between Carthage's Hannibal and the Roman Republic in approximately 200 BC. Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage is an asymmetrical card driven game for 2 players set in times of epic struggle between ancient Rome and Carthage. It presents a conflict between two super-powers of Antiquity from classical Clausewitzian perspective, according to which a power only reverts to military operations when there is no other way to achieve the goal: political dominance. Players use Strategy Cards for multiple purposes: moving generals, levying new troops, reinforcing existing armies, gaining political control of the provinces involved in the war, and introducing historical events. When two armies meet on the battlefield, a second set of cards, called Battle Cards, are used to determine the winner. Ultimately both players seek victory by dominating both fronts: military and political.
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