STRATEGY & TACTICS #360 Eagles of Rome II, Scipio

Grand tactical system for battles of the Roman Era. Scipio covers the battles of the Middle Republic, mainly during the Punic and Macedonian Wars (roughly 246 to 100 BC). Each scenario represents a historical battle. Each hex on the map represents 100-200 yards across, depending on the battle. Each game turn represents 15-45 minutes, depending on the intensity of the action. Units represent three to ten Roman maniples, one or two Hellenistic taxis, or amorphous groupings of irregulars (1,000-3,000 men) based on the era and efficiency of the army. Leaders represent single great commanders, war chiefs, or the staff of a legion or other higher formation. Contains 22x34-inch game map and a sheet of 176 5/8-inch counters.