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Parthian Wars!
Historicon 2018

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Most Recent Signups: Spencer Ginder (Lakhmids).

Armies Available

• Marian Roman in Asia (2-4)
  • Nicaea
  • Antioch
  • Cyrene
  • Rhodes
• Ptolemaic Egypt (0-1)
• Later Judaean (0-1)
• Arabo-Aramaeans (0-3)
  • Emesa (Arabo-Armamaean Other)
  • Nabataea
  • Charax (Arabo-Armamaean Other)
• Later Pre-Islamic Arab Nomads (1-2)
  • Gassanids
  • Spencer Ginder:Lakhmids
• Parthians (2-4)
  • Mike Guth:Central Parthia
  • Another Central Parthia (if needed)
  • Media Atropatene
  • Elymais and Persis
  • Rod Cain: Suren Indo-Parthian
• Fringe States and Tribes (0-4)
  • Dacians
  • Later Sarmatians
  • Scott Kastler: Yue-Chi (Kushan Empire)
  • Meroitic Kushite
• Central Smaller States (1-5)
  • Galatia
  • Later Commagene
  • Cappodokia
  • Early Armenian (up to 2)

Topography
Topographies are as follows:

• Dry
  • Nabataea
  • Gassanid (Wild)
  • Lakhmid (Wild)
  • Central Parthia
  • Suren Indo-Parthian
  • Meroe
• Delta
  • Ptolemaic Egypt
  • Charax
• Hilly
  • Galatia
  • Armenia (both zones)
  • Atropatene
  • Judaea
  • Dacia (Wild)
  • Cappodokia
  • Commagene
• Steppe
  • Sarmatia (Wild)
  • Yue-Chi (Wild)
• Arable
  • Everything else.

Wild Regions
Various powers occupy Wild Regions. When defending, they count as +1 maneuver rating greater than normal (including increased chance for a flank march).

Lakhmids and Gassanids ignore “Wild” penalties if invading each other (only).

Special and Naval Movement
Only Roman armies may move from Rhodes to Cyrene; Rome controls the Mediterranean.
The arrow from Elymais/Persis across the Persian Gulf is one-way – any nation may use it going to Arabia, but it cannot be used the other direction.

Only the Lakhmids and Gassanids may cross the Arabian Desert; Lakhmids and Gassanids are considered adjacent when such movement is used.

Dacia is considered adjacent to Sarmatia, and Sarmatia to the Yue-Chi, through connections above the Black and Caspian Seas. Only Dacia, Sarmatia, and the Yue-Chi may use those connections.



Alliance
The following groups start out as allies. This means they cannot invade each other initially and may move freely through each other’s territory, so long as they are allied.

• Romans are allies to other Romans
• Parthians are allies to other Parthians

These alliances exist only for the first strategic turn. Thereafter, all bets are off.

Could you sign me up for the Yue-Chi.

Scott Kastler

Suren Indo-Parthian please

Just realized , Scott got the Kushans

I will take ordinary generic central Parthians. I don't need no stinking elephants to win this.....

Mike

Wow! So many really cool armies in this one....Marian's, Parthians, Sarmatians, Dacian, Nabatae.....lots of rock-paper-scissors matchups.

Sign me up for LPIA.....I like Lakhmids!

Spencer wrote: Sign me up for LPIA.....I like Lakhmids!

Lakhmids it is.

Sign me up for Marians - Antioch, please...

Doug Mudd

Parthian Wars!
Historicon 2018

Most Recent Signups: Doug Mudd (Marians: Army of Antioch).

Armies Available

• Marian Roman in Asia (2-4)
  • Nicaea
  • Doug Mudd: Antioch
  • Cyrene
  • Rhodes
• Ptolemaic Egypt (0-1)
• Later Judaean (0-1)
• Arabo-Aramaeans (0-3)
  • Emesa (Arabo-Armamaean Other)
  • Nabataea
  • Charax (Arabo-Armamaean Other)
• Later Pre-Islamic Arab Nomads (1-2)
  • Gassanids
  • Spencer Ginder:Lakhmids
• Parthians (2-4)
  • Mike Guth:Central Parthia
  • Another Central Parthia (if needed)
  • Media Atropatene
  • Elymais and Persis
  • Rod Cain: Suren Indo-Parthian
• Fringe States and Tribes (0-4)
  • Dacians
  • Later Sarmatians
  • Scott Kastler: Yue-Chi (Kushan Empire)
  • Meroitic Kushite
• Central Smaller States (1-5)
  • Galatia
  • Later Commagene
  • Cappodokia
  • Early Armenian (up to 2)

Topography
Topographies are as follows:

• Dry
  • Nabataea
  • Gassanid (Wild)
  • Lakhmid (Wild)
  • Central Parthia
  • Suren Indo-Parthian
  • Meroe
• Delta
  • Ptolemaic Egypt
  • Charax
• Hilly
  • Galatia
  • Armenia (both zones)
  • Atropatene
  • Judaea
  • Dacia (Wild)
  • Cappodokia
  • Commagene
• Steppe
  • Sarmatia (Wild)
  • Yue-Chi (Wild)
• Arable
  • Everything else.

Wild Regions
Various powers occupy Wild Regions. When defending, they count as +1 maneuver rating greater than normal (including increased chance for a flank march).

Lakhmids and Gassanids ignore “Wild” penalties if invading each other (only).

Special and Naval Movement
Only Roman armies may move from Rhodes to Cyrene; Rome controls the Mediterranean.
The arrow from Elymais/Persis across the Persian Gulf is one-way – any nation may use it going to Arabia, but it cannot be used the other direction.

Only the Lakhmids and Gassanids may cross the Arabian Desert; Lakhmids and Gassanids are considered adjacent when such movement is used.

Dacia is considered adjacent to Sarmatia, and Sarmatia to the Yue-Chi, through connections above the Black and Caspian Seas. Only Dacia, Sarmatia, and the Yue-Chi may use those connections.



Alliance
The following groups start out as allies. This means they cannot invade each other initially and may move freely through each other’s territory, so long as they are allied.

• Romans are allies to other Romans
• Parthians are allies to other Parthians

These alliances exist only for the first strategic turn. Thereafter, all bets are off.

DK,
I am bringing a Parthian Loaner army Horsebow and Cataphracts and a Media Atropatene with Cataphracts, Horsebow some infantry.

Rod

Rod wrote:DK,
I am bringing a Parthian Loaner army Horsebow and Cataphracts and a Media Atropatene with Cataphracts, Horsebow some infantry.

Rod

Sounds good Rod. Can you me a 48 point list for each one?

Thanks,
DS