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Gives a short summary of most of the Julius Caesar rules. Includes various visualized examples. Eine kurze Uebersicht ueber die allermeisten im Handbuch enthaltenen Regeln. Enthaelt auch diverse visualisierte Beispiele.

Many times in "Julius Caesar" you may want to find a town where you can recruit your units with out revealing to your opponent where 'you are looking on the board'. This is especially so for the side taking Julius Caesar's forces who see the board upside down. Attached is the recruitment city list by side so you can find quickly where a recruitment town is and where it is located. Not all of us know the geography of the world as it was 2000 years ago so this list should help.

3/3 Event/Action cards re-make for Julius Caesar. Roman number inside the laurel= MOVE value. Soldiers under the laurel= LEVY value

Re-themed Event Cards & new graphic for command cards. (Cards are made to fit to MTG-card sleeves) Roman number inside the laurel = MOVE value. Soldiers under the laurel= LEVY value.

Re-themed Event Cards & new graphic for command cards. (Cards fit to common MTG-card sleeves) Roman number inside the laurel= MOVE value Soldiers under the laurel= LEVY value. APOLLO: Counter Attack VULCAN: Epidemic PLUTO: Familiar Ground MERCURY: Quick March MARS: Surprise Attack NEPTUNE: Trap at Sea JUPITER: Turncoat

8.5x11" Corinthian column battleboard for Julius Caesar. Enjoy!

The levy locations of the pool units shown on the map.

Thirdfloorgamers.com has created this quick reference sheet to help people who are learning the game. It includes 98% of the rules. I would take a look at the move section of your book as I could not fit all the exceptions in there. I think it's one of our best QR sheets. Let us know how you like it. Take care, Michael

Como la anterior, pero con el texto maquetado para que quepa en una sola hoja impresa por las dos caras. Same as below but edited to fit in just one sheet (both sides).

Resumen de reglas en Espanol basado en el trabajo de Steven McDougall (angioman). Translation into spanish of the rules aid made by Steven McDougall (angioman).

Julius Caesar rules clarifications. Version 1.5.

Traducción al castellano de la gran presentación del juego Julius Caesar realizada por Roger Leroux en la BGG. Esta traducción forma parte de la presentación de este juego en el torneo de Julius Caesar que tendrá lugar en Abril 2011 en las jornadas de wargames Antebellum de Almería (España)

Visual presentation of set up using game graphics

File showing set up location as tabular player aid. I've added an extra column showing the modern day country/island in which the locations sit in case anyone is unfamiliar with Mediterranean geography.

File showing the locations at which blocks are levied, both blocks that start in the recruitment pile and those that start on the board (NB blocks that start on the board don't always subsequently levy to their starting location). This can be useful in seeing which cities are important to you and your opponent for recruitment purposes (and thus those you may want to make an additional effort to defend/attack). I've added an extra column showing the modern day country/island in which the locations sit in case anyone is unfamiliar with Mediterranean geography.

Dodano tłumaczenie brakującego akapitu "Ważne" w sekcji 6.4. Added missing "Important" translation in section 6.4.

Wersja 2. Poprawiony mały ale ważny błąd. Version 2. Corrected small but important mistake. Dzięki dasilwa.

Zasady gry po polsku. Polish translation of rules.

This is simple but good-looking battle board that I designed to print out and laminate for use with the game. It is measured to scale so that the blocks fit nicely within the areas and it prints out on 8.5 x 11 paper. v.1 (Posted with permission from Justin Thompson)

A summary of victory conditions, and a table to chart each players progress towards the same.

ABCD system battle chart where to deploy blocks. Also includes a counter strip for battle rounds. In English & Spanish.

You are considering to attack the Senate's 5th and 6th Legions at Tarraco with the full might of your 7th, 9th and 10th Legions... What would the chance of winning this battle be? And, what would it become if you use the Mars Event? This excel file can help you answer these questions, and others like “how many steps is each side likely to have after next round if I don’t retreat now?”; or “how many enemy steps are likely to survive if the enemy decides to retreat now?” Probabilities are estimated by resolving the battle 1,000 times. Players can use the "Status" worksheet to keep track of the unit's strengths and locations while the "Summary" worksheet will provide an overview of the composition and strength of the two Armies... Domenico

A step-by-step walk through the rules to help newbies. Hope it helps flatten the learning curve (which isn't too steep for this game). Comments/corrections welcomed.

One quick fix on these rules.

These are the rules sent out last night from Grant!