Ancient World

A proposed series covering all the major conflicts of the ancient world, including Roman, Punic, Macedonian, etc.

Rise of the Roman Republic

Volume One of the Ancient World Series. Released early in 2003, it has become very popular, despite struggles with the complex Roman authority system. It depicts the early days of the Roman Republic, most notable for the Carthaginian Hannibal's incursion.

• RRR Page at GMTGames.com : Be sure to see the teeny tiny graphic that you click on to get the errata. Or click here
• Official Rise of the Roman Republic errata
• Here is a list of questions and answers I've gleaned from the CSW board, with answers by Alan Ray, the developer: AW:RRR Q&A
• The Roman Magistrate Summary Chart, as submitted by A-Ray
• Roman Magistrate Summary Chart in a 2 page PDF. Thanks to Bill Topritzhofer.

• Here are 3 charts from Michael Johnson which make the game go a little smoother. Yes, I know, more charts - but really, they help!

  • Complete listing in table form of all the Battle DRMs : BattleDRMs.pdf
  • Empty table that lines up with the above for easy tallying of the countless DRMs : BattleResultsTable.pdf
  • Table of all possible operations : OperationsTable.pdf
• Here is a nice, short rules summary by Steve Carey : RRRsummary.pdf
• Adjacent Province Table, by Pat Hirtle.
• Point value chart for the various combat units, which can change based upon the situation. By Steve Penn
  • Point Value web page
  • Point Value Excel Spreadsheet
• Player Aids from Mark Novara (mjtrrp6nov at juno.com) - please send him feedback. These are charts for turn sequence, table for battle DRMs, and some play notes. RRRPlayerAids.zip
• Pat Hirtle's replay : a nice site showing the replay of a solitaire game.

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