Introduction
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A card game of the Ancient Roman Empire. Without a proper method of
succession, once the Roman empire ran out of members of the original
Julio-Claudian family, it was forced to experiment with various
methods of choosing its emperors. Eventually this situation broke down
to such an extent that emperors lasted only long enough to attempt one
major project before departing for the Elysian Fields forever. As this
was a period when Rome was beset by invaders from several sides, it did
not bode well for the future of the empire.
In this game each player controls a number of imperial candidates whom
they try to push to the top position to gain honor and prestige by
solving some of Rome's many crises before quickly yielding to the next
emperor.
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Ordering the Game
As of March 19, 2016 you can order this game at
The Game Crafter.
This version includes a tuckbox and a small rules booklet that fits inside.
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of this version.
Provide some way of tracking points. We prefer Poker
chips; pencil and paper also work.
Assembly
3. Cut out the cards.
4. Glue together the ten backs of the A and the ten backs of the B
candidate cards as explained in the appendix of the instructions.
Congratulations, if you have completed all of the above, just read the
rules and you're ready to play. Happy gaming!
