This could be an example of a battle between your nation, using XVI century tactics, and an enemy nation with explosive shells for artillery, a late XVI-early XVII invention. This is a 1483 game introducing some new rules for developing more advanced technologies. Innovation would start at a really slow pace, but will speed up progresively until our current electronic era, passing through rapid-fire guns, railroads, planes and nuclear devices (if game lasts that long).

As a campaign game, thought in a long-term basis, you, as leader of a nation, might choose to build the economy of your nation, to send your mighty legions into combat to subyugate your neighbourgs or to destinate your resources to develop new technologies. In your way to global domination you not only will have to struggle with more than 100 nations (players and non players), but also manage to overcome colonial and internal rebellions and face random events that will arise occasionally in your way. Some major natural features, as high mountains, great rivers and big deserts, have been included to add more realism to game.