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Antike Duellum
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Antike Duellum is a 2-player version of Antike by Mac Gerdts, designer of Concordia.
Both players lead an ancient civilization. On one side, the Carthaginians play against the Romans. On the other side, the Greeks play against the Persians. Each nation starts with three cities, which produce marble, iron, and gold. These resources are used to develop the civilizations.
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Antike Duellum is a 2-player version of Antike by Mac Gerdts, designer of Concordia.
Both players lead an ancient civilization. On one side, the Carthaginians play against the Romans. On the other side, the Greeks play against the Persians. Each nation starts with three cities, which produce marble, iron, and gold. These resources are used to develop the civilizations.
A nation can build town walls with marble. It can develop technologies and recruit military units with gold. Iron is used to arm and equip the legions and galleys. The nations expand their territories by moving their legions and galley to found new cities. Players may also use their legions and galleys to conquer their opponents’ cities. The first player to own 9 personages will win the game.
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Data sheet
- Minimum players
- 2
- Maximum players
- 2
- Average game length
- 90 min
- Minimum age
- 13
- Easy Transport
- No
- Language
- English
- Difficulty level
- Medium
- Mechanism
- Area Majority / Influence
Area Movement
Hand Management
Rondel - Category
- Ancient
Civilization
Territory Building
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Antike Duellum is a 2-player version of Antike by Mac Gerdts, designer of Concordia.
Both players lead an ancient civilization. On one side, the Carthaginians play against the Romans. On the other side, the Greeks play against the Persians. Each nation starts with three cities, which produce marble, iron, and gold. These resources are used to develop the civilizations.