Fields of Battle II Vae Victis

The legions have beaten the Macedonian phalanx at Cynoscéphales in 197 before J. - C., then at magnesia in 189 before J. - C. and finaly at Pydna in 168 before J. - C. but it will fight it again during the Mithridatic Wars. The legion itself change drastically under Marius to become a professional and standartized war machine.
The Roman Army will fight the Gauls, the formidable Partian cataphracts and  tear each other apart in civil wars of succession.
Champs de Bataille is a board game largely inspired by an English rule for miniatures called De Bellis Multitudinis and published by the Wargames Research Group in the early 1990s, four booklets of army lists ranging from 3000 BC. to 1500 accompany this rule.
The General Classification of Troops allows not only armies to compete in historical battles, but also thanks to its budgeting system, non-historical adversaries, providing «What if?» practically endless.
The adaptation for board game makes it possible to play on a small surface and without figurines many battles of antiquity with on average between 20 to 30 counters on each side.
Overlays to be cut are also provided to vary the battles.
No one game of Champs de Bataille will be the same.
Through six lists that will allow you to experiment with many army combinations and five historical scenarios(*), this module will give you the opportunity to replay many battles with a relatively simple system.
Other scenarios will be given in the future in the magazine or on the website.
(*) Chaironeia (86 BC.), Bibactre (58 BC), Pharsalus (48 BC), Philippi (42 BC), Taurus (39 BC)

Game components:

One 59 x 41 cm map
216 die-cut double-sided counters
One rulebook including scenarios
Two sheets of overlays to be cut
One color player aid