Chandragupta

Great Battles of the Mauryan Empire – India, 319-261 BC

A game by Richard H. Berg, Mark Herman, Alan J. Ray, Stephen R. Welch

2 Players 240 minutes High

Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid

Ancient, Wargame

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Chandragupta is a game that brings ancient India to life, letting you experience the epic battles of the Mauryan Empire from 319 to 261 BC. This game is designed for 2 players and can take around 240 minutes to play, so be prepared to dive in and immerse yourself in the world of ancient warfare. With its complex rules, it may take some time to learn, but the payoff is well worth it. The game mechanics, which include dice rolling and a hexagon grid, add a layer of strategy and excitement to the gameplay. As you play, you'll get to master the unique aspects of the Indian military classes, from the professional soldiers to the unpredictable tribal allies and powerful trade guilds. The game includes a variety of units, such as cataphracted elephants and elephant-pulled chariots, which can even breach camp walls and pull down city gates. With several scenarios to choose from, including huge set-piece battles and street fighting, you'll be able to relive some of the most famous battles of the Mauryan era, from Pataliputra to Kalinga. Designed by Richard H. Berg, Mark Herman, Alan J. Ray, and Stephen R. Welch, and published in 2008, Chandragupta is a game that will challenge and engage you, and leave you wanting more.