• Game board, two-sided
• 12 nation cards (West, 6: Greeks, Romans,
Germanic tribes, Phoenicians, Persians, Car-
thaginians; East, 6: Greeks, Persians, Arabs,
Phoenicians, Egyptians, Babylonians)
• 35 ancient personage cards (9 kings, 8 scho-
lars, 7 generals, 6 citizens, 5 navigators)
• One "starting player“ card
• Iron, marble and gold chips in 1-, 2- and 5-unit
denominations
• 30 coins, usable as desired as 1-unit marble,
iron or gold chips
• 20 white temples
• 150 round, flat city stones, 25 in each nation‘s
color
• 102 legions in six colors
• 102 galleys in six colors
• 36 octagonal game stones to mark the nation‘s
position on the rondel, score card and progress
chart
• 4 short rule cards
• rule book
Note about game board:
ANTIKE can be played on either side, using the
same rules. The sides show very roughly (1) the
Roman Empire (WEST side) and (2) the empire
of Alexander the Great (EAST side).
Each side has 50 provinces, separated by red
land borders, blue sea borders, or combination
red and blue land and sea borders. Each
province contains the site of a potential city -
marble cities are white, iron cities are blue, and
gold cities are yellow. Each side of the game
board also contains
• At upper right corner, a rondel with eight wedges
in a circle, providing the nation with a choice of
actions.
• At lower left, a progress chart showing techni-
cal, economic, and political advances made by
each nation
• To the right of the progress chart, a score card,
showing the running total of ancient persona-
ges won by each nation.
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Democracy
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