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A 2007-es kiadás szabályának fordítása.

Russian translation (with corrections and additions) of Reorganized Rules (Rules Summary V3.0) by Steven McDougall

Hannibal Rome vs Carthage Chinese Rule。

All rules in one sheet with two sides. Every rule on the sheet refers to the related paragraph in the rulebook. UPDATED: v1.6

All rules in one sheet with two sides. Every rule on the sheet refers to the related paragraph in the rulebook.

All rules in one sheet with two sides. Every rule on the sheet refers to the related paragraph in the rulebook.

I like to process and memorize informations visualy. So I created this files showing card distribution per zone/city graphicaly.

The Universal Head HANNIBAL: ROME VS CARTHAGE Rules Summary & Reference v1 (May10). Double-sided rules summary and single-sided turn reference sheet.

[Update 05/05/2010: Card notes from Rulebook added + further clarifications!] This is the newest version of my player aid for the great game "Hannibal - Rome vs. Carthage". It is now (by far) more complete and accurate than the old files. Although this help file is still intended to fit on one piece of paper, I added a double-sided page containing details regarding cards and Generals. During play, keep this page near in case you need to look something up . For most situations, the one double-sided page with the rules summary is enough. Use the other page for questions coming up or card clarifications during play only if you need it. The player aid now also includes corrections based on the comments and answers of the designer Mark Simonitch stated here on BGG. If you like, take a look at my "Provincial Control Track" which simplifies the checking of who controls which province: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/31444/province-control-track-based-on-vg-graphics

Changes (v1.1): - made correction re: victory conditions - reworded sections for more clarity - included notations for cross-referencing the manual

In my attempt to "wrap my brain" around the extensive (for me) rules for this game, I cross-referenced the rules with existing player aids (and errata) to "carefully" craft this exhaustive, yet concise, presentation of the rules. I hope you find it useful.In some ways, this will look similiar to other player aids available on BGG; however, don't be fooled! A lot of time and effort was put into providing a reference that immediately answers subsequent questions based on previously stated rules. Enjoy!

Adapted from the Washington's War combat system by Mark Herman.

Wanted to make this great play aid available to those who don't have access to Microsoft Excel... Print out on cardstock, cut apart with scissors, and laminate (if desired). These cards put the leaders right in front of you, save table space, and are an attractive presentation of each general's forces. Just put CUs, Elephants, etc next to the general's picture. You can even shuffle the Roman leader cards and draw randomly to effect Roman consular elections.

Ever wondered how many Battle Cards you needed to have a 50% or 80% chance of winning a battle in Hannibal vs. Carthage? I ran simulations of battles to find the answer. Given a specified attacker, battle ratings for each general, and Carthage Battle Cards, I calculated how many Roman Battle cards would be required for the Roman player to win 50% of the time and 80% of the time respectively. To run the calculation, I played out each scenario 10,000 times with random hands drawn from the deck every time. Carthage General Battle Rating 4 assumes Hannibal (with Probe benefit) I assume each player plays their cards in order of what % of each card type they have. E.g. with 6 frontal assault and 5 Flank left, Flank left would be played first because it's a higher percent of that card type. Double Envelopments are always played second last and reserve last. For Hannibal, Probe is played between DE and Reserve.

Handy, enlarged Carthaginian Die Symbol Chart. Prints on one sheet that can be folded to stand up. Print on both sides to have a double-sided player aid. "Instructions" included.

Print out and use markers for either side, one per province (hint: I use tile spacers). Numbers in the hexes indicate minimum number of PCs to control that province. Put extra markers for uncontrolled provinces in the elephant box. Version 1.0

Print out on cardstock, cut apart with scissors, and laminate (if desired). These cards put the leaders right in front of you, save table space, and are an attractive presentation of each general's forces. You can even shuffle the Roman leader cards and draw randomly to effect Roman consular elections.

This is a PDF of the published rules for Hannibal: Rome vs. Carthage.

Ayuda de juego del juego Hannibal en español. Formato jpg. Gracias a Angioman por su resumen en el que me basé para organizarlo (Thanks to Angioman for his Rules summary)

Hannibal rules summary that I use to teach the game and to refresh my memory. The last page is a player aid. Incorporates the Valley Games edition of the rules and any clarifications from the BGG rules forum.

Update: Added BC distribution, increased font size, and color-coded the cards. Based on angioman’s rules rewrite (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/file/info/29069; use it!) and hecose’s summary (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/file/info/22538). Also includes a reformatted version of Doomfarer’s strategy card list (http://www.boardgamegeek.com/file/info/8299). Print 2 copies, one for each player. Go to http://pocketmod.com/howto/ for instructions on how to fold this printout.

Diagramma di Flusso per la seconda edizione basato su quello di Randall Monk.

I got tired of the eye strain looking at the map, so created these playaids. This one shows the Carthaginian Generals and lists their special abilities as well as play notes from the rulebook in a nice table form. Print on cardstock paper for a nice cheatsheet.

I got tired of the eye strain looking at the map, so created these playaids. This one shows the Roman Generals and lists their special abilities as well as play notes from the rulebook in a nice table form. Print on cardstock paper for a nice cheatsheet.

Checking out who controls which province is always a mess - I hope this player aid helps... It provides a track that shows all provinces and also includes counters to place on these provinces, so you always see who has which and how many provinces.

These new set of Province Cards are in the style of the Valley Games edition and are retained by each player to more easily determine who controls what. Note that there are no Province Cards included for ones that do not count for victory points.

These are optional rules which may be selected when playing Hannibal using the excellent wargameroom online platform.

Version 2. revised Hannibal map. TYPO'S corrected, terrain key added and a few other things.