Historical Briefing
At Zama in 202 BC, Scipio Africanus ended the Second Punic War by beating Hannibal at his own game: he opened lanes to let the elephants pass harmlessly and turned the Numidian cavalry — once Hannibal's edge — against him. Rome won by adapting its enemy's methods.
Tactical Lesson
Turn the cavalry against Hannibal, as Scipio did with the Numidians, and force the decision before he can rebuild his line.
Scenario Rules
- Carthage starts with 1 unit already on the field.
Objectives
- ★1 Win the duel
- ★2 Attack 2 times with Cavalry units
- ★3 Win by turn 12
Battle Report
Rome won at Zama by adapting Hannibal's own methods against him.