For the Pharaoh: Wargames Rules for the Bronze and Chariot Age 3000BC-1000BC (2004)
Playtime: 0
Min. Age: 0
Number of Players:
2
Publisher:
(Web published)
Designers:
C. R. Neal
Artists:
Unknown
Mechanics:
Dice Rolling,
Simulation,
Measurement Movement
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Miniatures wargames for the Bronze Age, ca 3000-1000 BC.
The ground scale is 1:1000 and the figure ratio is 1:50 for most troops, allowing fairly large battles to be fought. Note however that for chariots the ratio is only two vehicles per model, so recreating the large numbers of chariots reported in Egyptian and Assyrian sources will be a challenge!
Troops are characterized by class (regular or irregular), morale class (from A+ elites to E dregs), type (infantry, chariotry, etc.), order (close, loose, or open), armour, and weaponry.
Play is IGO-UGO, and uses written orders that need to be carried to the units to execute them by messengers.
—user summary
The ground scale is 1:1000 and the figure ratio is 1:50 for most troops, allowing fairly large battles to be fought. Note however that for chariots the ratio is only two vehicles per model, so recreating the large numbers of chariots reported in Egyptian and Assyrian sources will be a challenge!
Troops are characterized by class (regular or irregular), morale class (from A+ elites to E dregs), type (infantry, chariotry, etc.), order (close, loose, or open), armour, and weaponry.
Play is IGO-UGO, and uses written orders that need to be carried to the units to execute them by messengers.
—user summary
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