/pic825554.jpg)
Flaming at the Dog's Head
From the Introduction
What is Flaming at the Dog's Head
From the Introduction
"Once Hannibal had been defeated at Zama in 202 BC, Rome was clear to concentrate on securing and expanding its eastern frontier beyond the Adriatic. The resources required for the Second Punic War had previously forced the Romans to conclude a compromise with peace with Philip V of Macedon, but with the Carthaginian threat removed, it was payback time.
"The neutral states of Rhodes and Pergamum provided an excuse for war, appealing to Rome for aid against Macedonian aggression, and the legions marched towards Greece. Philip blocked the passes onto the peninsula at Epirus, but a consul named Titus Quincticus Flaminius managed to get a small force around the Macedonian flank. Philip, convinced that the whole Roman army was about to descend upon him, pulled back into Thessaly.
"The Romans consolidated their hold on Epirus and voted Flaminius in for another term as consul and therefore military leader. After some intense diplomacy to establish which of the less dominant, minor powers of the region were allied to whom, Flaminius and Philip met at Cynoscephalae, named from the Greek for 'dog's head' after the name of a nearby ridge.
Game details
- Players
- 2–4
- Age
- +12
- Duration
- 240 min
- Difficulty
- —
- Type
- Expansion
- Year
- 2003
- Mechanics
- Action Points · Dice Rolling · Simultaneous Action Selection
- Categories
- Ancient · Expansion for Base-game · Miniatures
- Designer
- Robert Avery
- Publisher
- Stratagem Publications LTD
Flaming at the Dog's Head gallery
Flaming at the Dog's Head on Meeplay
See what the Meeplay community plays and thinks about Flaming at the Dog's Head, and add your own plays to the record.

Games similar to Flaming at the Dog's Head
Mythic Battles: Pantheon – Extension KitAncient
Mythic Battles: Pantheon – Pandora's BoxAncient
Mythic Battles: Pantheon – Thermopylae BattlefieldAncient
Mythic Battles: Pantheon – Terrain SetAncient
Mythic Battles: Pantheon – CompendiumAncient
Ankh: Gods of Egypt – Tomb of WondersExpansion for Base-gameEverything about Flaming at the Dog's Head
How many players is Flaming at the Dog's Head for?
Flaming at the Dog's Head plays with 2–4 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 240 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 12.
Vis Bellica
Vis Bellica: Army Lists – Book 2: First to Tenth AD
Vis Bellica: Army Lists – Book 1: Chariots to 1st BC
Vis Bellica: Army Lists – Book 3: 10th AD to Guns

