Board Game
Optio
By Justin Swanton · Art by Justin Swanton
Optio is a quick-play set of miniatures rules for Ancient battles. It's played on a square grid - so no measuring - and eschews dice or other randomizers for a purely deterministic combat system. It's thus "chesslike" in a sense. The name comes from optio, the title for a centurion's second-in-command in the Roman army.
- Wargame
- Miniatures
- Ancient
- Grid Movement
- Simulation
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