Sabin Games
Games designed by Philip Sabin, or designed in collaboration with him or by students on his course. Philip Sabin is Professor of Strategic Studies at King's College London, and has produced a series of playable and insightful games with an emphasis on simulation of warfare in the Mediterranean Classical period, some of which we are privileged to be able to offer for sale here.
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Gladiolus£20This game of classical single combat is for two players who each have either a gladiator or a wild animal. Play is challenging and entirely without dice, relying upon a player’s ability to outmanoeuvre and bluff his opponent. Games are fast, with a typical combat taking 10-15 minutes and an entire multi-combat tournament can be conducted in an evening. In our hearts, who is not, in some way, Spartacus? This luxury remake of the Society’s most successful board game includes sturdy, pre-cut counters and no fewer than 140 ready-to-go cards – no cutting and pasting required. Suitable for ages 12 upwards.
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Legion - NOW AVAILABLE AGAIN£15The 2015 revision of Phil Sabin's grand-tactical classic Legion. Features fully redesigned art work, colour board and counters and 36 historical battle scenarios.
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Empire (Revised Edition)
£7.50
The 2009 bonus game. A grand strategic simulation game of the Macedonian and Punic Wars from 350 to 150 BC, by Philip Sabin.
Now reprinted and available once again.
Strategos II for PC
£5
Computer based version of Strategos II - note this is a game, not a digital version of the Strategos II rules. Programmed by Richard Jeffrey-Cook.
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Strategos II£6The 2015 reprint of Strategos II, Phil Sabin's third-generation rules for refighting ancient battles. Building on the ideas of Phalanx and Legion before it, Strategos II further refines Professor Phil Sabin's vision of how to simulate ancient warfare using easy-to-grasp mechanisms. Includes 36 historical scenarios.
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Roma Invicta?
£6
The 2008 bonus game. A simulation game of the first two years of Hannibal's Italian campaign during the Second Punic War, designed by by Garrett Mills and Professor Philip Sabin.