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71BC, this time Spartacus defeats Crassus
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That's a serious stack of counters.
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  • Posted Wed Mar 18, 2009 1:02 pm
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FYI - max stack size = the sum of that red number on the counter's right hand side *for all leaders* in the stack. Spartacus has two lieutenants, and their total stack limit is 16, add themselves and the PC marker "under" the stack for a grand total of up to 20 units here.

In actuality, he had 12 combat units in his stack ... what can I say, there were a lot of slaves in ancient Rome.
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