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Napoleon 1815
History has written the story of Waterloo many different ways, but, in the end, it is always the same story. This is your opportunity to write something different.
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mostly positive, 79% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
90 minutes
Published
2022
Age
14+
Publisher
Shakos
Players
2 to 3 players
Designer
Denis Sauvage
Playstyle
Relaxed
Game's Categories
War Game, Dice Rolling, Simulation, Campaign / Battle Card Driven, Events, Point to Point Movement, and Variable Set-up
Description
History has written the story of Waterloo many different ways, but, in the end, it is always the same story. This is your opportunity to write something different.
Napoléon 1815 is the third installment in The Conquerors, a series devoted to the great strategists of history. Following on from Napoléon 1806 and Napoléon 1807, Napoléon 1815 brings its own unique challenges to this well-tried and highly acclaimed campaign system.
For up to three players, assume the role of Napoleon, Wellington, or Blucher, making the key decisions that will determine the fate of Europe. As Napoleon, will you adopt your own version of his “strategy of the central position,” driving a wedge between the enemy armies and then annihilating each of them in turn? Or perhaps you will choose a different course, or find that change is forced upon you?
Time is of the essence, for if the armies of Wellington and Blucher do join, the emperor’s final throw of the dice is likely to end in defeat.
Napoléon 1815 is the third installment in The Conquerors, a series devoted to the great strategists of history. Following on from Napoléon 1806 and Napoléon 1807, Napoléon 1815 brings its own unique challenges to this well-tried and highly acclaimed campaign system.
For up to three players, assume the role of Napoleon, Wellington, or Blucher, making the key decisions that will determine the fate of Europe. As Napoleon, will you adopt your own version of his “strategy of the central position,” driving a wedge between the enemy armies and then annihilating each of them in turn? Or perhaps you will choose a different course, or find that change is forced upon you?
Time is of the essence, for if the armies of Wellington and Blucher do join, the emperor’s final throw of the dice is likely to end in defeat.
Game's Categories
Genre
Mechanics
Publishers
- Ediciones MasQueOca
- NAC Wargames
- Bonsai Games
- Shakos
Designer
- Denis Sauvage
Developer
- Julien Busson
Artist
- Nicolas Treil
