Forum Phase – upon appearance of each war:

• Drought effects? Check whether one time or per turn.
• Revolt in any affected Provinces?
• Creation of any provinces?
• Eliminate any concessions?
• Make any other wars active?

• Any Destroyed Concessions?

• Victory:
  • Remove any lost forces (#2A halves).
  • Return Fleets to Rome.
  • Leader Death? Draw Mortality chits equal to forces lost.
  • Leader Influence/Popularity Gain. One-half strength of war. (#30A receives full popularity.)
  • Transfer Armies to Commander's card.
  • Create a Veteran Legion and assign (#4A creates two).
  • Decrease Unrest Level by 1.
  • Higher numbered war already defeated? Consider this a Revolt.
  • Unless a Revolt, increase to Rome Treasury.
  • Create any Provinces?
  • 3rd Mithridatic War creates developed Bithynia-Pontus.
  • Creation of Provinces make any Inactive Wars active?
  • Reduce Drought level?
  • Discard the war card.
• Standoff:
  • Remove 25% (rounded up) of total forces.
  • Leader Death? Draw Mortality chits equal to forces lost.
  • Create a Veteran Legion and assign (#4A creates two).
  • Leave remaining legions on war.
• Stalemate:
  • Remove lost forces (#2A halves).
  • Leader Death? Draw Mortality chits equal to forces lost.
  • Create a Veteran Legion and assign (#4A creates two).
  • Leave remaining legions on war.
• Disaster:
  • Remove 50% (rounded against Rome) of total forces.
  • Leader Death? Draw Mortality chits equal to forces lost.
  • Increase Unrest Level by 1.
  • Leave remaining legions on war.
• Defeat:
  • Remove lost forces (#2A halves).
  • Leader(s) die.
  • Increase Unrest Level by 2.
  • Leave remaining legions on war.

• Move to unprosecuted war section.
• Attack any provinces?

• Analysis
• Errata
• Playback
• Review
• Senate Sequence of Play
• Timelines: Carthage · Rome
• Variants: Assassination · Create Your Own Senator · Republic of Carthage
• Founding Fathers is a game in the same style set in early America.
• ROME IN CRISIS is a game about power struggles in the Roman Imperial era.

Offsite ...

• Marriner RoR page
• Lou Jerkich Links
• Fiction about Ancient Rome
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