1982
Napoleon's Last Triumph
2–2 players · 0 min
"Napoleon's Last Triumph" is a tactical/grand tactical game of the Battle of Wagram (July 1809). Scale is 360 yards per hex with each turn representing one hour. Infantry & cavalary units are at the brigade/regiment level and artillery at the battalion level. Army, Corps and Cavalry Division leaders are also represented with counters.
Components include one map, 16 page rulebook, brown/green shaded map and 6-sided die. Rules include command considerations, facing, formation, fire/melee/charge combat disorder/rout and corps demoralization. Rules also give brief design notes, bibliography and an offer for copies of the 2 documents containing designer's notes and commentary.
- scale = 360 yard/hex (329 m/hex);
- time = 1 hour/GT;
- strength = (brigade/regiment level)
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