Stuff o' Legends

The game is pretty simple from the Player's perspective.

You are a hero in antiquity and the Battle of Troy is near.

First select which side you are going to be on -- Achean (Greek) or Trojan. Next, you select the type of hero you are: Brawn, Arms, or Personality. Each has strengths and Weakness.

Then, you begin your journeys. But, act quickly, the battle is near (~12 rounds).

You may journey to train heroes, perform diplomacy, or to the Isles of Adventure where beasts and exotic culture await.

The turns are quick.

The objective is simply to win the Battle at Troy (In theory, the conclusion has been determined by the gods but in this case, maybe not.) To win the battle, you bring as many heroes for your side as you can. If you train them, they come to aid. If you perform diplomacy, they come to aid. And, if you find success in the Isles of Adventure, the results are translated into heroes for your side.

in the end,...See more you dice the battle out ... your batch of heroes against the other side.

Well, who is the other side? Because the heroes go as they please, any number of players can participate. Each is contributing to one side or the other. Best to be about equal.

But, should you cross paths with opposing heroes, battle and death, shame, or glory may result.

Lots of death and glory. Dice it out and change the fates of all the heroes.

And yes, there is a rule for the Trojan horse.

You will never view the Iliad the same (this one is fun).

This sounds interesting, and I would love to see a preview because I lack a clear idea of what it is.