Board game, Empire of Rome 27 BC - 284 AD

Empire of Rome 27 BC - 284 AD


A game by Philip Jelley, Philip Jelley

1 - 6 Players300 minutesMedium

Cooperative Game, Dice Rolling, Movement Points, Point to Point Movement, Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game, Simulation, Variable Player Powers, Voting

Ancient, Negotiation, Political, Print & Play, Wargame

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Imagine being part of the intricate web of power and politics that shaped the Empire of Rome, from its rise to its decline. In the game Empire of Rome, you'll take on the role of a faction vying for control and influence in ancient Rome, navigating the complex landscape of internal politics and wars. You'll manage a range of resources, including senators, consuls, proconsuls, provinces, legions, fleets, courtiers, and trade concessions, all while trying to outmaneuver your opponents and secure your place in the Empire. As you play, you'll need to balance your own ambitions with the good of the Empire, all while dealing with external threats like Germanic tribes and Parthian kings. The game is cooperative, but don't expect your fellow players to always have your best interests at heart - alliances will be formed and broken, and the pursuit of power and glory can lead to some unexpected betrayals. With a playtime of around 300 minutes, Empire of Rome is a game that requires strategy, negotiation, and a healthy dose of cunning. The rules are of normal complexity, making it accessible to anyone familiar with board games, and the game mechanics include dice rolling, movement points, and variable player powers, adding a rich layer of depth to the gameplay. As the game progresses, you'll have the chance to shape the course of Roman history, expanding the Empire's borders and securing its future - or precipitating its decline and fall. With one to six players, the game offers a unique experience each time, and the scenario-based gameplay means that no two games will be the same. Whether you're a history buff, a fan of strategy games, or just looking for a challenging and engaging experience, Empire of Rome has something to offer. So gather your friends, take on the roles of Roman leaders, and see if you can navigate the treacherous waters of ancient Roman politics to emerge victorious.

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