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2. Note: too many exceptions to list all, this is only quick ref & overview, see rules for details • Britannia • Turn: • Population increase – 2pt from flat land, 1pt tough terrain; 6pt for 1 army, place 1 per land; 2pt for burh on flat land, at max (8 - #land) per round • Movement – infantry move 2, cavalry move 3; stop at tough terrain; strait move must start & stop at each end; • Battles/Retreats – kill on 5, Roman armies kill on 4 & killed on 6, defender on tough terrain killed on 6. Burhs killed first, forts killed last. If have inf & cav, inf dies on 5, opponent decides which die on 6, else controlling player decides. Defender can retreat to own land, empty land not adjacent to enemies, never sea or origin of attackers. Attackers can only retreat to origin. • Raider withdrawal – can jump straight back to sea • Overpopulation – armies <= lands x 2 (except Romans & seaborne) • Victory Points: • Holding at scoring rounds (at appropriate round ends) • Occupy (1 time) • Eliminating enemies • Bretwalda (4VP) / King (8VP+inf / 10VP) of England • Concepts: • Roman forts (auto built when first occupy land; as road) • Stacking (flat land 3, tough terrain 2, 1 overstack of unlimited on flat land and 4 on tough terrain; Romans only follow overstack rule) • Overrun (need more than twice enemy armies) • Boat (move through 1 sea zone) • Raiding (armies starting at sea are raiders & can withdraw to sea; Pict special, see rules) • Major invasions (move & battle twice) • Leaders (1 round only, move 3, ignore terrain, die rolls + 1) • Submission (optional on Roman turn, when Welsh 5 lands, Brigantes 3, Pict 3, Belgae 4 and Round 1 only; half population growth, half VP) (Brigante to Angles too) • Point limits (Welsh, Angles, Saxons) * Roman’s specials, see rules