18 Napoleonic Scenarios with detailed orders of battles and maps suitable for use with most battalion level rule sets. This is one of 4 books on the 1809 campaign. Includes Arnhofen, Achdorf, Altdorf, Abensburg - Center, Abensburg - south, Abensburg - north, Abbach, Dunzling, Eggmuhl - south, Eggmuhl - north, Geisenhausen, Hausen-Teugn, Landshut...
Eagles, Swords and Bayonets covers the period from 1790 to 1815 in Europe and Russia. The intent of these rules is speed of play and while trying to return the grand tactical flavor of the Napoleonic Wars. ln the past we have played many rules for the Napoleonic period and have found them floundering just as the heat of the battle was getting interesting....
Recreate the climactic Waterloo campaign with Eagles: Waterloo edition. Eagles is a fast-paced, fun, and historically accurate simulation of Napoleon's final campaign. Collectible Each Eagles Waterloo deck contains 60 cards, the cards are selected from the 300 different cards that accurately portray every general, regiment, battery, and significant terrain...
Early Glories: Rivoli – Zürich – Montebello – Marengo Rivoli 1797 is the conclusion of a maneuver in a centralized position, brilliantly carried out by Bonaparte. Though outnumbered, the French won a decisive victory at the cost of the bloodiest fighting of the entire Italian campaign (1st edition: VaeVictis #18). Zurich 1799: at the head of the last...
Vive La Revolution! On July 14, 1789, the peasants of Paris stormed the Bastille fortress, signalling the beginning of the bloody French Revolution. Join the fight with this fast-paced card game for 1-2 players! Based on the Gridcannon system, Eat the Rich sees players draw a single card each turn before placing it in or around a 9 card grid. If you draw a...
One of two games published as part of Strategy & Tactics magazine #249 – Forgotten Napoleonic Campaigns: The Egyptian Campaign & The Russo-Swedish War Forgotten Napoleonic Campaigns (FNC) uses a single operational-level system to examine two of the more obscure, though nonetheless interesting, campaigns fought during the Napoleonic Wars. The Egyptian...
A wargame played on a square grid using square cardboard tokens for representing military units. It was played around 1809-1820 at the Plebanischen Institute in Wien and was probably designed by a teacher or student(s) there. The rules were written down by an Austrian army officer A.P Reyer and published under the name "Ein Altes Kriegsspiel" (that...
The Tunnel of Time is a board game for 2 to 4 players whose purpose is to gather 3 groups of historical chronicles regardless of the era to which they belong. To do this, we must move around the central area of the board in order to acquire passport cards with which to jump in time and face the challenges that each season brings us. Surviving the...
[From the manual] Elan is designed for Wargames representing Divisional and Corps sized combat on the European continent from 1805 to 1815 in 25mm or 15mm. It provides gamers with a system focused on the tactical employment of units from Brigade down to company level. Elan aims to capture the feel of combat during the period, and will satisfy players who...
Elan Deluxe is the latest version of Phillip A. Jones' tactical Napoleonic miniatures wargaming rules. Elan is designed to have each player controlling roughly an augmented division of troops. Élan Deluxe is the latest and final evolution of these tactical-level Napoleonic wargame rules designed for 15-25 mm miniatures. The Deluxe version also includes...