Adowa 1896
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End of an African Dream.
Adowa is the first big defeat of an European power in Africa.
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Ethiopian Emperor Menelik II managed to defeat an Italian army through a combination of bravery, deficiencies in the Italian chain of command, and well exploited chances during the battle. The Italian Army fielded Italian infantry battalions, veteran Ascari battalions, and less experienced native units like Oculè-Cusai bands and mobile militia. The Ethiopian Army was made of provincial armies made up of feudal militia and led by a Ras (Warlord).
This battalion level game comes with:
• 1 map, 216 counters, 3 player aid cards and 1 rules booklet
• map, counters and setup rules for Dogali, a scenario for the Ascari game previously published by ACIES.
Scale: cavalry and infantry units represent between 125 and 300 men per Italian Combat Point and 500 men per Ethiopian Combat Point; Each artillery unit represents approximately 4-6 guns; One hex represents approximately 900 meters.
Designer: Marco Campari
ACIES ADO
Data sheet
- Période
- 6- 19th Century
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