Alexander Battle Module
The Battle of the Hellespont, 321 BC
An expansion by Mark Herman, Richard H. Berg, Dan Fournie
0
0 minutes High
Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid
Ancient, Wargame
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Description
The Alexander Battle Module: The Battle of the Hellespont, 321 BC, is a unique expansion that lets you dive into the ancient world of war, specifically the historic battle that took place in 321 BC. Released in 2016 by renowned designers Mark Herman, Richard H. Berg, and Dan Fournie, this game module is designed to be used with The Great Battles of Alexander: Macedonian Art of War, offering a new layer of complexity and challenge. With its hexagon grid and dice rolling mechanics, the game requires some time to learn due to its complicated rules, but for fans of wargames and ancient history, it's definitely worth the investment. Although it's designed for solo play, the strategic depth and historical context make it an engaging experience that will transport you back in time to the battlefields of ancient Greece.
Expansion for
The Great Battles of Alexander
Macedonian Art of War
1-4 Players
240 minutes
High
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