Hail Caesar Epic Battles (Punic Wars): Hannibal Battle Set
With the most miniatures we’ve ever managed to cram into a single box, the Hannibal Battle Set is the perfect way to dive into the Punic Wars with Hail Caesar Epic Battles! Designed specifically to allow you to easily represent the huge armies of Rome and Carthage on the tabletop, and presenting amazing modelling and painting opportunities, from the iconic massed ranks of the Roman Legions to the mighty and terrifying Carthaginian war elephants, this enormous box nets you complete Roman and Carthaginian armies, alongside a Hail Caesar Epic Battles rulebook, and a copy of the Scipio battlegame, a quick-to-play system that introduces players to the key concepts of Roman military tactics – the perfect primer for the Punic Wars!
The Punic Wars, fought between the great powers of Rome and Carthage, were the greatest series of conflicts of the ancient world. Vast armies fought across the Mediterranean and beyond to decide the fate of empires. Among those who would carve their name into legend was the Carthaginian Hannibal Barca, one of the finest generals of his age, who would cross the Alps to invade the Roman heartlands and come very near to destroying Rome herself. The Romans, meanwhile, would seek to establish and consolidate their domination of the Mediterranean, paving the way for future conquests.
Included together in the Hannibal battle set, and cast in high-quality Warlord Resin, are gorgeous figures representing Hannibal Barca and Scipio Africanus, the leading generals of the conflict, and the natural choice to lead each side to victory! These are different sculpts to the versions found in the Commanders boxed sets!
The Hail Caesar Epic Battles: Hannibal battle set contains:
- Hail Caesar Epic Battles: Punic Wars A5 rulebook
- Assembly and painting guide leaflets
- 1 laser-cut MDF Roman watchtower (exclusive to this set)
- The following hard plastic miniatures:
- 10 mounted Carthaginian commanders
- 4 mounted Gallic Celt commanders
- 4 mounted Gallic Celt standard bearers
- 8 Carthaginian war elephants
- 15 bases of Libyan heavy infantry (20 soldiers each)
- 15 bases of Iberian Scutarii warriors (20 soldiers each)
- 12 bases of Celt warriors (20 soldiers each)
- 4 bases of Gallic Celt skirmishers with slings
- 10 bases of Numidian skirmishers with javelins
- 10 bases of Liby-Pheonician cavalry
- 10 bases of Numidian cavalry
- 12 mounted Republican Roman commanders
- 12 bases of Republican Roman Princepes (30 soldiers each)
- 12 bases of Republican Roman Hastati (30 soldiers each)
- 12 bases of Republican Roman Triarii (30 soldiers each)
- 12 bases of Republican Roman Velites skirmishers
- 4 bases of Republican Roman heavy cavalry
- 4 bases of Republican Roman light cavalry
- 18 bases of Celtiberian warriors (20 soldiers each)
- 18 bases of Italian allied infantry (20 soldiers each)
- 12 bases of Numidian skirmishers with bows
- 12 bases of Balearic Slingers
- 12 bases of Ligurian light infantry skirmishers
- 12 bases of Spanish Caetrati skirmishers
- 12 bases of Gallic Celt cavalry
- 12 bases of Spanish cavalry