
Warhammer Ancient Battles
A board game by Rick Priestley, Jervis Johnson, Alan Perry, Michael Perry
2 Players 120 minutes Medium
Variable Player Powers, Dice Rolling, Simulation, Line of Sight, Measurement Movement
Ancient, Miniatures, Wargame, Book
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Description
Warhammer Ancient Battles is a game of epic clashes between ancient armies, where strategy and luck collide in a frenzy of dice rolling and tactical maneuvering. Designed by Jervis Johnson and Rick Priestley, this 1998 game is a classic example of a miniatures wargame, where players take turns commanding their forces and resolving battles using a combination of dice rolls and line of sight rules. With a playtime of around 120 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to immerse yourself in the world of ancient warfare, exploring the intricacies of variable player powers and simulation mechanics. The rules are of normal complexity, making it easy for board game enthusiasts to pick up, and the game's focus on fighting and miniatures adds a fun and interactive element to the gameplay. Whether you're a fan of ancient history or just love a good battle, Warhammer Ancient Battles is a thrilling way to spend an afternoon with a friend.
