Tetrarchia 2nd Edition

TETRARCHIA (Tetrarchy or "leadership of four" in Latin) is a cooperative game in which 1 to 4 players take on the role of the 4 Emperors, fighting the revolts within the Empire and the barbarian armies trying to bring it down. With simple rules, the central engine leads to very different games and surprising endings. It is a new edition of the game previously published by Nestor Games publisher.


Towards the end of the 3rd century BC, the Roman consul Marco Claudius Marcellus was nicknamed "The Sword of Rome" for his exploits in the wars against the Gauls and the Carthaginians. Five centuries later, towards the end of the third century of our era, the old Republic is too far away and the now Roman Empire seems doomed. Enemies cross borders, revolt spreads through their provinces, and each time a Roman Emperor has the courage and ability to face threats, usurpers take their place in Rome and increase the chaos. Emperor Diocletian sees only one revolutionary way out: sharing divine power with a few trusted colleagues. In a few years he created an Imperial College together with Maximiano, Constantius and Galerius, forming the first "Tetrarchy". Now there are four swords of Rome, and they will mercilessly fall on her enemies ..., or not ...

TETRARCHIA (Tetrarchy or "leadership of four" in Latin) is a cooperative game in which 1 to 4 players take on the role of the 4 Emperors, fighting the revolts within the Empire and the barbarian armies trying to bring it down. With simple rules, the central engine leads to very different games and surprising endings. It is a new edition of the game previously published by Nestor Games publisher.

    Up to 81 difficulty challenges, which you will define in the initial game settings.
    You can combine the game with 5 variants (including special powers and a competitive mode).
    You can combine the game with 3 new expansion pieces (we include the Dux expansion).
    With at least 4 historical scenarios, including the following:
        Revolt of Carausio (286-296). The most serious challenge to Diocletian, which leads to the Tetrarchy.
        Danube Wars (293-296). A series of campaigns with greater difficulty, to maintain the border.
        Mauretan War (296-298). Maximiano chases the elusive Berbers to their bases.
        Great Persian War (296-299). The joint threat of a Persian army and an Egyptian revolt ends in total Roman victory and a 40-year peace.


The flow of each turn of the Emperor is very simple: spend up to 6 "Empire Points" (IP), and then the Turn of the spread and appearance of threats with the roll of two dice.

Emperors can spend their IP on:

- Move to a neighboring province.
- Order a Roman fleet to sail to an adjacent sea zone.
- Protect the province by placing one of its tokens.
- Subdue the province by removing the Agitation / Revolt token.
- Attack a barbarian army in a neighboring province.

Players win if they secure the Empire's borders before most of the provinces rebel or Rome falls.


CONTENT:

    235x160x30mm box
    1 board
    13 wooden figures:
    - 4 Emperors + 1 Doge
    - 3 Roman fleets
    - 3 Barbarian Armies
    - 1 Pirate Fleet
    - 1 Godo Army
    21 gray wooden Stirring discs
    21 black wooden discs from Revuelta
    20 wooden discs to protect provinces for the emperors (5 of each color)
    2 dice: one barbarian and one with personalized Roman numerals
    Instruction book in Spanish and English