Centurion: Roman Generals
BGG rating
8.5

Expansion for Centurion

Centurion: Roman Generals

2023

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  • 2 players

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Centurion: Roman Generals is an expansion for Centurion released in 2023 for 2 players.

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About the game

An optional add-on. 4 new tiles for Centurion: Alaric the Goth Gaius Julius Caesar Hannibal Barca Scipio Africanus These tiles replace existing the following tiles in Centurion: Scipio Africanus = Funditores; Gaius Julius Caesar = Tribunus; Hannibal Barca = Exploratores; Alaric the Goth = Velites. There are two ways to incorporate these tiles into the rules (both players should agree which rule they'll use before the start of play). 1. Players randomly determine who will choose first. The first player selects one of the four tiles from this expansion pack. The second players selects the next tile, then the first player selects the next tile and finally the second player selects the last tile. Both players remove the tiles corresponding to the tiles they've chosen (as noted above), place the new tiles in their bags and the game proceeds as normal. 2. For a more challenging game, players lay the four tiles from this expansion pack on the side of the board, then start a standard game. Whenever a players pulls one of the four (base) tiles noted above, they can choose at that moment to replace the drawn tile with the appropriate tile form this expansion pack. If the player decides not to replace the tile, he cannot replace the tile at any future time. Yes, this means a single player could have all four tiles on their side. WEAKNESS (NEW MOVEMENT ICON) If an enemy tile enters the indicated square, Gaius Julius Caesar is immediately captured.

Publishers

  • Catalyst Game Labs

Questions and answers

Centurion: Roman Generals supports 2 players according to the catalogue. This is the publisher’s listed player count, so the game is designed for exactly that number of participants. Variants for other group sizes, if any, are described in the rulebook of your edition, so check it before setting up a different configuration.