You can now download my latest scenario, Aeterna Civitas, from the Scenario League:
http://sleague.apolyton.net/index.php?title=Aeterna_Civitas
Enjoy
http://sleague.apolyton.net/index.php?title=Aeterna_Civitas
Enjoy
Aeterna Civitas
- Thread starter McMonkey
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Gelion
Retired Captain
Can you tell us a few words about it?
Set in the year 281 BC at the time of the Pyrrhic wars. The game is playable as Rome, Carthage, Macedonia, Seleucid Greeks, Ptolemic Greeks, Celts or Germanics (including Dacians and Skythians). There is also a large number of indipendent barbarian cities and most of the events are designed to spawn raging hordes of hostile barbarians. The map is mostly covered over for each nation so there is a fair bit of exploration involved and villages to plunder. Each village destroyed gives the player 150 gold and a slave (as in Hellas by John Ellis). Although the game has been tailored for PBEM it should be fun to play single player. The barbarians are likely to be the bigest threat though.
The map is the same large European one that I used in my WWII Europa scenario. The units are mostly by Fairline and Bebro. The inspiration for the game came from Hellas by John Ellis and Wars of the Mediterranean by Paul Mutica. There is a brand new tech-tree. I am in the process of making a printable copy of that and a thorough read me. I have tried to apply some of the lessons I have learned from other good ancient scenarios. I hope people enjoy it
The map is the same large European one that I used in my WWII Europa scenario. The units are mostly by Fairline and Bebro. The inspiration for the game came from Hellas by John Ellis and Wars of the Mediterranean by Paul Mutica. There is a brand new tech-tree. I am in the process of making a printable copy of that and a thorough read me. I have tried to apply some of the lessons I have learned from other good ancient scenarios. I hope people enjoy it
learning by classics and making something new
The map is the same large European one that I used in my WWII Europa scenario. The units are mostly by Fairline and Bebro. The inspiration for the game came from Hellas by John Ellis and Wars of the Mediterranean by Paul Mutica. There is a brand new tech-tree. I am in the process of making a printable copy of that and a thorough read me. I have tried to apply some of the lessons I have learned from other good ancient scenarios. I hope people enjoy it
