In who’s cause will you kill for?
For who’s name will you die for?
For who’s name will you die for?
Jubilee
For the Glory of Rome!
for 2 to 4 players
For the Glory of Rome!
for 2 to 4 players
Asassination! Caesar has been slain! Civil war now threatens the very fabric of the Republic. Word has just reached you of this cowardly act, a cup of poison, the infamy! Only you now stand in the path of a crazed dictator stealing the throne! Your time has come. Across the fields of battle misguided fools gather against you to put their devilish Potentate in divine authority. Your time has come. Today is a good day to die!
The object of this Roman themed game is to build your deck of cards and collect your Army and War items to construct your Castrum of worthy men; making choices from the specialist dice to wage your campaign. Commanders fight with 1-12 sided dice. Captains fight with 0-9 sided dice and Cannon Fodder with 1-6 sided dice. The total throw deciding the outcome but it’s not that clear cut as players may hold cards with added bonus points to let the greenest of recruit defeat the hardest boiled General. All it takes is clear planning, good tactics, strong strategies, and a nice slice of luck. Wipe out those who dare to stand against you. Claim your honour in victory for the Glory of Rome!
When one Castrum gets to within one square of an opponent’s Castrum either player, on their next turn, engage the other in War in the following ‘Battalions’ against an opponent’s Battalion. The challenger and defender take their chosen Armies off the board and assemble their dice.
The winner is the one with the highest score after Bonuses who puts a matching Army
Battalions are made up of 9 men and equipment totalling not more than 49. Battalions can be combined.
For example
Or even just 5 Legate, each with the vlue of 9, just as long the total does not exceed 49
The object of this Roman themed game is to build your deck of cards and collect your Army and War items to construct your Castrum of worthy men; making choices from the specialist dice to wage your campaign. Commanders fight with 1-12 sided dice. Captains fight with 0-9 sided dice and Cannon Fodder with 1-6 sided dice. The total throw deciding the outcome but it’s not that clear cut as players may hold cards with added bonus points to let the greenest of recruit defeat the hardest boiled General. All it takes is clear planning, good tactics, strong strategies, and a nice slice of luck. Wipe out those who dare to stand against you. Claim your honour in victory for the Glory of Rome!
When one Castrum gets to within one square of an opponent’s Castrum either player, on their next turn, engage the other in War in the following ‘Battalions’ against an opponent’s Battalion. The challenger and defender take their chosen Armies off the board and assemble their dice.
The winner is the one with the highest score after Bonuses who puts a matching Army
Battalions are made up of 9 men and equipment totalling not more than 49. Battalions can be combined.
For example
- 1 General, with a value of 12
- 1 Tribute, with a value of 8
- 2 Centurion, each with a value of 7
- 1 Avocate, with a value of 6
- 1 Horse, with a value of 3
- 2 Dog, each with a value of 2
- 2 Pugio, each with the value of 1
Or even just 5 Legate, each with the vlue of 9, just as long the total does not exceed 49