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Great Battles of Alexander, Expanded Deluxe Ed., 2nd Printing

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Great Battles of Alexander, Expanded Deluxe Ed., 2nd Printing

Great Battles of Alexander, Expanded Deluxe Ed., 2nd Printing

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Note on Expanded Deluxe Edition 2nd Printing: This edition will be identical to the previous version except that any known errata will be corrected AND the out of print Tyrant module will be included at no additional cost!

The Great Battles of Alexander Expanded Deluxe Edition, the updated, expanded, full-color-enhanced version of the best-selling, multi-award-winning game system that started the Great Battles of History series, includes new game counters, maps, packaging, battles, and scenarios that cover all the major battles from the original game and the Juggernaut module, plus five additional battles ... ten in all. The Great Battles of Alexander Expanded Deluxe Edition is virtually the complete history of Alexander the Great and the Macedonian art of war.

Chaeronea 338BC: Phillip II of Macedonia defeats Athenian and Theban armies to establish hegemony over Greece.

Pelium 336BC: Alexander secures his rear lines in the Balkans by smashing the Illyrians under Clitus.

The Lyginus 336BC: Alexander subdues the Triballians in his first campaign as King of Macedonia.

Jaxartes 329BC: A nasty river crossing against the always-dangerous Scythians.

Samarkand 328BC: A Macedonian expedition under Pharnaces heads north to punish the Scythians but is trapped before Alexander can help.

The Granicus 334BC: Alexander faces his first Asian test across the banks of the Granicus River against a force determined to stop the invaders.

Issus 333BC: The Persian King, Darius III, steals a march on Alexander and surprises him by cutting his lines of communication.

Gaugamela 331BC: Alexander, having conquered half of the Persian Empire, turns east to face the huge army Darius has assembled.

Arigaeum 327BC: Alexander assaults a mountain stronghold on the way to the Indus.

The Hydaspes 326BC: Alexander's last battle, this time against King Porus' Indians and the cataphracted Indian Elephant Corps!

Game Features

  • Third Edition rules, with many changes and additions
  • New maps for The Granicus and Chaeronea, plus an expanded Gaugamela map
  • Armies for the Danubian tribes, Illyrians, Greeks, Persians, Scythians, and Indians
  • Eighteen new Macedonian Commanders
  • New Restricted Line Command system for Persians, Indians and Greeks
  • Wing Commanders and Macedonian Contingent Commanders
  • Cavalry Shock Formations: The Companion Wedge and the Thessalian Diamond
  • The Persian Immortals and Kinsmen, Macedonian artillery, cataphracted cavalry ... and cataphracted elephants!

TIME SCALE: 20 minutes per turn
MAP SCALE: 70 yards per hex
UNIT SCALE: 100 men per strength point
NUMBER OF PLAYERS: One to four

COMPONENTS

  • Five and one-half full-color two-sided countersheets
  • Five full-color double-sided 22x34" mapsheets
  • 32-page Rules Manual
  • 36-page Tyrant rules Manual and Scenario Book
  • 3 x 24-page Scenario Books
  • Three 8.5x11" cards showing game charts & tables
  • One 10-sided die
  • EXPANSIONS: Diadochoi, Phalanx, Raphia, and Tyrant

DESIGNERS Mark Herman and Richard Berg
PROJECT EDITOR Gene Billingsley
ART DIRECTOR/PACKAGE DESIGN Rodger B. MacGowan
MAP ART Mark Simonitch
PRODUCERS Tony Curtis, Andy Lewis, Gene Billingsley, Rodger MacGowan, Mark Simonitch

Publisher GMT Games

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