Hail Caesar Epic Battles: Roman Watchtower and Fort

Skytrex (2013)

£30

Protect what’s yours with this Roman fort and watchtower! The Roman military was rightly famous for the speed in which armies could establish defensive fortifications on the march. While this would only increase during later periods, the Punic Wars saw the Romans throw up forts, walls, and watchtowers wherever they were needed, both to protect temporary encampments, and give advance warning of enemy movements towards vital strategic locations. While not the mighty castles of later centuries, these fortifications can certainly slow an enemy down enough for the rest of your forces to arrive! Pro

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