7.3
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Ludopedia
6.8
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BGG
Our Verdict
History buffs who love multiple victory paths will dig this Roman power struggle packed with strategy.
Highlights
- Three distinct win conditions
- Constant player tension
- Theme-mechanics harmony
Keep in mind
- Best with 3 players
- Can be brutal for newbies
FOR GENRE FANS
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In *The End of the Triumvirate*, you become Caesar, Pompey, or Crassus, vying for control of Rome through military strategy, political maneuvering, and skill development. Each turn has three phases: **Supply** (collect gold or legions from provinces), **Movement** (move your leader to recruit or attack), and **Actions** (persuade citizens, produce weapons, or boost influence). Win by conquering 9 provinces (military), being elected consul twice (political), or maxing both competences (skill). Designed for 3 players (with a 2-player variant), the game keeps tension high — one misstep, and your rivals pounce!
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Publisher
Lookout Games, Z-Man Games
Designer
Johannes Ackva, Max Gabrian
Artist
Andrea Boekhoff
How long does a game typically last?
60-90 minutes, though player strategies can extend this.
Does it work well with 2 players?
Yes, but loses some triumvirate tension. The 2-player variant tweaks rules to compensate.
Is there much in-game text?
Barely any! Minimal text makes it language-independent.
Is it beginner-friendly?
Medium weight (2.7/5 on BGG). Strategy veterans will grasp it quickly, but new players might struggle initially.
What components are included?
National-scale Rome map, wooden legion pieces, markers, plus individual player boards and cards.