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Games Overview - Mortem et Gloriam

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Game Details
Name:Mortem et Gloriam
Logo:mortem-et-gloriam.png
Manufacturer:Simon Hall
Website:http://www.thewargameszone.org/62/The-Ancients-Zone-Mortem-et-Gloriam
Category:Antiquity, Historical, Mass Battles
Description:Mortem et Gloriam (MeG for short) is a wargame where you take charge of an army from the ancient world - loosely defined as the period before gunpowder and firearms. You command an army of 50 - 100 bases of painted figures, moving them on a table with model terrain that represents a battlefield.

You are the Army Commander and, with your key Sub-Generals, control your army in attempt to smash your opponent. So you could be Alexander with his leading subordinates Parmenio and Ptolemy, or Hannibal with Hasdrubal and Hanno, or Vercingetorix the Gaul with the leaders of the main Gallic tribes, or Ghengis and Kublai .... the choice is yours.

Put simply Mortem et Gloriam lets us become a general in the ancient world.

Source: thewargameszone.org ⓒ SHALL Enterprises Ltd
Popularity:The game is played by <1% of the T³-Users.
It's the preferred game of <1% of the T³-Users.
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Armies/Factions
This is a list of all supported armies/factions, their distribution between the players and a statistical review in the tournament field:
Name DP DA TN TS TV
Alan10%0%677.780
Alexandrian Macedonian20%0%81001
Ancient British30%0%100
Apulian40%0%100
Armenian50%0%000
Asiatic Successor50%0%101
Attalid Pergamene50%0%100
Axumite60%0%000
Bastarnae10%0%000
Batavian Revolt30%0%000
Bithynian50%0%000
Blemmye60%0%000
Bosporan10%0%000
Bruttian40%0%000
Caledonian30%0%000
Cappadocian50%0%000
Classical Greece20%0%000
Classical Indian70%0%000
Commagene50%0%000
Cyrenean Greek60%0%000
Dacian or Carpi10%0%000
Early Achaemenid Persian80%0%200
Early Campanian40%0%000
Early Carthaginian94%13%000
Early German30%0%000
Early Imperian Roman40%0%000
Early Macedonian20%0%000
Early Roman, Latin or Etruscan40%0%000
Early Sarmatian10%0%000
Early Sassanid Persian80%0%100
Early Skythian and Saka10%0%000
Easter Later Foederate Roman24%13%100
Foederate Roman44%13%000
Galatian50%0%000
Graeco-Bactrian70%0%000
Hellenistic Greek20%0%100
Hepthalite Hunnic70%0%000
Highland Gallic30%0%100
Hunnic10%0%000
Illyrian20%0%100
Imperial Roman40%0%401
Indo-Greek70%0%000
Indo-Parthian70%0%000
Italian Hill Tribes40%0%000
Jewish60%0%000
Jewish Revolt60%0%000
Kushan or Indo-Skythian70%0%000
Late Period Egyptian60%0%000
Later Achaemenid Persian80%0%000
Later Campanian40%0%000
Later Carthaginian94%13%301
Later German - non-Sarmatized30%0%000
Later German - Sarmatized10%0%000
Later Macedonian20%0%000
Later Republican Roman44%13%200
Later Saka70%0%000
Later Sarmatian10%0%000
Later Sassanid Persian84%13%100
Later Skythian10%0%000
Libyan90%0%000
Lowland Gallic30%0%100
Lucanian40%0%000
Lycian50%0%000
Macedonian Successor20%0%000
Meroitic Kushite60%0%000
Mid Republican Roman44%13%000
Nabatean60%0%000
Numidian and Moorish90%0%300
Paeonian10%0%000
Palmyran50%0%000
Parthian80%0%100
Parthian Vassal States80%0%000
Picts30%0%100
Pontic50%0%000
Pre-Islamic Arab60%0%000
Ptolemaic60%0%000
Pyrrhic20%0%100
Samnite40%0%000
Scots-Irish30%0%100
Seleucid50%0%200
Spanish - Celtiberian90%0%000
Spanish - Iberian90%0%000
Spanish - Lusitanian90%0%000
Spanish - Sertorian90%0%000
Spartacus Slave Revolt40%0%000
Syracusan90%0%000
Thracian Hill Tribes20%0%000
Thracian Lowland Tribes10%0%000
Thraco-Macedonian20%0%100
Thraco-Roman20%0%000
Western Later Foederate Roman44%13%100
Legend:
  • DP: How many players play this army.
  • DA: How big is the percentage of all armies.
  • TN: How often the army was used on a tournament.
  • TS: How strong is the army on tournaments. The strongest army is used for an index of 100 (see army ranking for details). A value of 0 means that we don't have enough data for a classification yet.
  • TV: How often did the army win a tournament.
  • If there is another army/faction behind a name in brackets, the entry is a sub type of this army/faction.
Source of the army list:
  • 1 List from The Balkans and the Pontic Steppe
  • 2 List from Greece and Macedon
  • 3 List from Gaul, Germany and Britain
  • 4 List from Italy
  • 5 List from Syria and Asia Minor
  • 6 List from Egypt and Judaea
  • 7 List from Iran and India
  • 8 List from Persia
  • 9 List from Spain, Sicily and Africa
The distribution is based on 27 players with 8 army selections. The tournament data is based on 47 tournament placements. You can enter your own armies, if you create an account.


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