Recently I have played C&C Ancients a lot less in comparison to the time when I was initially enchanted by this game. Still, it oftentimes gives me a lot of satisfaction and nowadays I usually play sets of historically and chronologically connected scenarios.
Recently I brought to the table couple of Civil War battles (Caesar vs Pompey), and later on the Greco-Persian Wars. This time we decided to completely change the settings and armies compositions. We moved to the Alexander’s Successors Wars! What we played was:
- Paraitacene (318 BC) – first of the grand clashes between Antigonus and Eumenes, a battle to be long remembered.
- Gabiene – (317 BC) – a battle which almost ended the the War of Diadochi – after which Antigonus became a true Lord of Asia and most powerful pretender to inherit the Alexander’s legacy.
Without further delay, let me invite you to the session reports! Enjoy!
PS. As always, you can click on each picture to see details.