Romans Go Home!

Lui-même, Vainglorious Games, Trefl Joker Line · Board game · 2013
1–4 · best 4 Solo 15 min Weight 1.2/5
7.3 rating Ludopedia
5.9 rating BGG
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7.3 rating Ludopedia
5.9 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Great for fans of quick games with a mix of strategy and bluffing. Action programming and special effects keep every match dynamic.

Highlights
  • Fast and fun
  • Accessible strategy
  • Humorous artwork
  • Good for beginners
Keep in mind
  • Can feel repetitive
  • Requires translation
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About the game
Romans Go Home! is a fast and fun card game where you take on the role of Caledonian clans trying to kick the Romans out of Scotland. Over three rounds, you'll program your actions in advance, choosing warriors to conquer Roman forts along Hadrian's Wall. Each warrior card has a battle strength and a special effect, so you'll need to think like a true strategist — anticipating your opponents' moves is key! The forts also have game-changing effects, so don't relax after capturing them. The humorous artwork adds a light touch to the historical theme. With just 15 minutes per game, it's perfect for a quick dose of strategy and bluffing.
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Ancient: Rome Country: Scotland Crowdfunding: Kickstarter Digital Implementations: Boiteajeux Players: Games with Solitaire Rules Series: Celtic Nations (Vainglorious Games)
Publisher Lui-même, Vainglorious Games, Trefl Joker Line
Designer Eric B. Vogel
Artist Eric B. Vogel, François Bruel
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
1 to 4 players, with specific rules for solo mode.
How long does a game take?
Just 15 minutes — perfect for a quick session.
Is translation needed to play?
Yes, the cards have English text, so a translation helps.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes! The rules are simple and the game is very intuitive.
What's the recommended age?
10 and up, due to some strategic effects.
Are there expansions?
No, it's a complete game on its own.
Does it need a lot of table space?
No, just a small table to organize the cards.