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	title:	Field of Glory 3: Immortal Fire: Greek, Persian and Macedonian Army List (Field of Glory): Field of Glory Greek, Persian and Macedonian Army List (Field of Glory)
	author:	Richard Bodley-Scott
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Osprey Publishing
	released:	April 10, 2008
	isbn:	1846033462
	isbn-13:	9781846033469

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Customer Reviews
Keeping up appearances - Rated I wasn't sure initially how far I would use this, since I have only dabbled in the armies of Hellas and their contemporaries. I was pleasantly surprised at the coverage and , particularly, the inclusion of Early Carthage (although you might argue that it would have been better to arrange to have the two Carthage armies in one volume, but that's not happening). Good layout, god background, excellent starter armies. Classical Greek only requires 40 bases of hoplite :) Worth the wait.

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Keeping up appearances - Rated 4/5
I wasn't sure initially how far I would use this, since I have only dabbled in the armies of Hellas and their contemporaries. I was pleasantly surprised at the coverage and , particularly, the inclusion of Early Carthage (although you might argue that it would have been better to arrange to have the two Carthage armies in one volume, but that's not happening).

Good layout, god background, excellent starter armies. Classical Greek only requires 40 bases of hoplite :)

Worth the wait.