Turn Record Track AVALON HILL Britannia 2nd ed.

Turn 1
45-110AD
Turn 2
(110-185)
Tun 3
185-260
Turn 4
260-335

Turn 5
335-410

Turn 6
410-485

Turn 7
485-560

Turn 8
560-635

Turn 9
635-710

Turn 10
710-785

Turn 11
785-860

Start on board (rule 3)

15 Romans (Major Invasion)
10 Belgae, 9 Welsh, 9 Brigantes, 6 Picts, 3 Caledonians
No Invaders
1 Irish raiding (Atlantic)
Romans record victory Points
Roman minimum 10
2 Irish (Atlantic)
1 Scot (Irish)
2 Jutes raiding + 3 Saxons raiding (English Channel)
3 Angles raiding (Frisian)
Pict raiders. (see comments)
All except Romans count victory points
Boats: Picts, Caledonians, Irish, Scots, Jutes, Saxons, Angles
Roman minimum 10
1 Irish raiding (Atlantic)
Brigantine leader
1 Scot raiding (Irish)
2 Jutes raiding + 3 raiding Saxons (English Channel)
3 Angles raiding (Frisian)
Pict raiders. (see comments)
Romans count Limes
Boats: Picts, Caledonians, Irish, Scots, Jutes, Saxons, Angles
Romano-British appear as Romans leave. Remove Roman forts
1 Irish (Atlantic)
2 Scots (Irish)
1 Jute (English Channel)
8 Saxons led by Hengist (Frisian)
3 Angles (North)
Major Invasion: Saxons
Boats: Picts, Caledonians, Irish, Scots, Jutes, Saxons, Angles
2 Romano-British cavalry armies led by Arthur
Brigante leader
1 Irish (Atlantic)
3 Scots led by Fergus (Irish)
4 Saxons (Frisian)
8 Angles (North)
All count Victory Points
Major Invasion: Angles, Scots
Boats: Scots, Jutes, Saxons, Angles
1 Scot (Irish)
1 Angle (North)
1 Irish (Atlantic)
Romano-British cavalry armies become normal armies
Boats: Jutes, Saxons, Angles
Bretwalda may be elected
1 Irish (Atlantic)
Oswlu Angle leader if Angles hold Bernicia at start of Angle turn
Boats: Saxons, Angles
Bretwalda may be elected
Offa Angle leader if Angles hold N.Mercia at start of Angle turn
All count Victory Points
Boats: Saxons, Angles
Bretwalda may be elected
6 Norseman (Icelandic)
4 Danes raiding (North) must raid

4 Danes raiding (Frisian) must raid

Egbert Saxon leader
Major Invasion: Norseman
Boats: Norseman, Danes
Turn 12
King possible
860-935
2 Norseman raiding (Irish)
2 Norseman raiding (Atlantic)
2 Dubliners raiding (Irish)
6 Danes (North) led by Brothers (Sons of Ragnar)
Alfred Saxon leader
Danish count victory points at end of own turn
Major Invasion: Danes
Boats: Danes, Norseman, Dubliners
Turn 13
King possible
935-985
5 Dubliners (Irish)
2 Danes (North)
Edgar Saxon leader
All count victory points.
Major Invasion: Dubliners
Boats: Danes, Norseman, Dubliners
Turn 14
King possible
985-1035
3 Dubliners (Irish)
6 Danes (Frisian) led by Sweyn/Canute
At end of Danish turn Danes must remove 4 armies and Canute
Boats: Norseman, Dubliners, Danes
Turn 15
King possible
Harold Saxon leader
1035-1070
10 Norwegians (North) led by Harald
6 Norman armies and 4 cavalry armies (English Channel) led by William
Major Invasion: Norwegians, Normans
Boats: Danes, Norwegians
Turn 16
Harald and William reinforcements.
1070-1085
End of game point tally, and King possible
Italicised armies are raiding (see rule 7.1)

Turn 4 & 5: Picts

On turns 4 ands 5 the Picts may before the movement phase of the Pict turn designate any Pict
army on the board as a raider, and moves that army normally.
Pict armies designated as raiders must withdraw after combat to the land area from which they
started the turn, or forgo points scored for destroying roman armies and forts that turn
The Pict raiders may, but are not required to, use boat movement.must use boats.
Examples:
On Turn 5 the Pict launches a raid from Mar, designating it two armies as raiders and using boats
to sail down the coast to Bernicia. After burning the fort, the Pict boats the raiders back to Mar,
scoring 3 points. The Pict may chose to leave a raider there, but must forgo the points. Of course,
the Pict could have chosen not to designate any armies as raiders and scored by staying, but
would have had no option to withdraw.
A Pict army from Moray may raid a Roman fort in Alban and return. This rule simulates the border
raids that plagued the Romans at Hadrians and the Antonine Walls in Pictland during those years.