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Pocket Battles - Macedonians vs. Persians
The ancient armies of Macedonia and Persia are yours to command in this portable and exciting tile-based war game. You'll fight on three fronts with armies you create for each... (read more)
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Check out the purchase option hereReviews
mixed, 65% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
30 minutes
Published
2012
Age
13+
Publisher
Z-Man Games
Players
2 players
Designers
Paolo Mori and Francesco Sirocchi
Playstyle
Relaxed
Game's Categories
Strategy Game, Dice Rolling, War Game, Two-player Game, Z-Man Games, Ancient Civilization, and Area Movement
Description
The ancient armies of Macedonia and Persia are yours to command in this portable and exciting tile-based war game. You'll fight on three fronts with armies you create for each battle, making every battle a new experience.
Each Pocket Battles game depicts two armies. The rules for combat are the same in each Pocket Battles game so you can have armies from different series fighting: Elves vs. Romans! WW2 soldiers vs. Napoleonic forces! It's all possible with Pocket Battles.
The Pocket Battles series can satisfy your need for battle, strategy, and victory, just by reaching into your pocket.
Contents:
60 tiles
6 dice
20 wound/order tokens
2 player aids
Each Pocket Battles game depicts two armies. The rules for combat are the same in each Pocket Battles game so you can have armies from different series fighting: Elves vs. Romans! WW2 soldiers vs. Napoleonic forces! It's all possible with Pocket Battles.
The Pocket Battles series can satisfy your need for battle, strategy, and victory, just by reaching into your pocket.
Contents:
Noble Knight GamesGame's Categories
Themes
- Ancient Civilization
- Wars of Alexander the Great
Mechanics
Publisher
Designers
- Paolo Mori
- Francesco Sirocchi
