Tyrant
Battles of Carthage versus Syracuse
An expansion by Dan Fournie
2-4 2-4
360 minutes Medium
Dice Rolling, Simulation, Hexagon Grid
Ancient, Wargame
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Description
Tyrant: Battles of Carthage versus Syracuse is a historical board game that pits 2 to 4 players against each other in a battle for ancient supremacy. Designed by Dan Fournie and released in 2003, this game is an expansion to The Great Battles of Alexander: Deluxe Edition and The Great Battles of Alexander: Macedonian Art of War, and it brings a new level of complexity and strategy to the table. With a playtime of 360 minutes, players can expect a deep and immersive experience as they roll dice and navigate a hexagon grid to outmaneuver their opponents. The rules are of normal complexity, making it easy for experienced board game players to pick up, and the game's ancient setting and simulation mechanics will transport you back in time to the epic battles of Carthage and Syracuse.
Expansion for
The Great Battles of Alexander
Macedonian Art of War
1-4 Players
240 minutes
High
The Great Battles of Alexander
Deluxe Edition
1-4 Players
240 minutes
High
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