
2014Laurent Closier, Florent Coupeau
Mostly playthroughs. Avec Infini Regret is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 1 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 5 recorded sessions.
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French Wars of Religion - Volume 1 Dreux 1562, La Roche l'Abeille 1569, Coutras 1587 - Dreux 1562 As the first pitched battle of the French Wars of Religion, Dreux began with an enthusiastic charge by Coligny's cavalry. All the Royalist infantry, except the Swiss, was put in disorder. The attacks and counter-attacks would continue until Guise and Saint-André's troops, passive until that point, overwhelmed the Huguenots. At the end of the day, almost all the commanders of the two camps were killed or taken prisoner. Despite the Protestant rout, the war would continue for a long time ! - La Roche l'Abeille 1569 After the assassination of the Prince of Condé at Jarnac during the third French War of Religion, Coligny regrouped the Protestant forces near the Vienne. He managed to surprise the Duke of Anjou, who had set off in pursuit of him, despite his strong defensive position. At dawn, Coligny's avant-garde progressed through hedges and thickets. The Royalist infantry, knocked about by the Protestant cavaliers, was beaten and their commander, Filippo Strozzi, taken prisoner. This victory would be a limited and fleeting one. - Coutras 1587 The eighth and final French War of Religion began with Henri of Navarre's first battle as commander in chief. Faced with the Royalist troops commanded by the Duke of Joyeuse, “Premier mignon du Roy”, Navarre took advantage of the night to position his troops near Coutras. At ten o'clock, the charge of the Royalist gendarmes hit the first line of Huguenot cavalry despite the deadly fire of the artillery commanded by Sully. But the counter-charge of Navarre, Condé and Soissons shifted the course of the battle and destroyed the morale of Joyeuse's troops. The ensuing massacre caused the deaths of Joyeuse, his brother, and numerous other noblemen. See Avec Infini Regret wiki
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Avec Infini Regret has 7 videos from 1 creator: 1 review, 1 how-to-play guide and 5 playthroughs. They date from October 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Avec Inifini Regret intro" by calandale, which runs 1 h 20 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Avec Infini Regret review" by calandale. To see it played, watch "Avec Infini Regret Deux 1" by calandale, one of 5 playthroughs.
If you like it, try Phantom Fury: Second Edition, Le Franc Tireur #15: Arid and Desert Terrain, Avec Infini Regret III: Moncontour 1569 and Le Franc Tireur #16: PTO Revisited, also by Laurent Closier.
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French Wars of Religion - Volume 1 Dreux 1562, La Roche l'Abeille 1569, Coutras 1587 - Dreux 1562 As the first pitched battle of the French Wars of Religion, Dreux began with an enthusiastic charge by Coligny's cavalry. All the Royalist infantry, except the Swiss, was put in disorder. The attacks and counter-attacks would continue until Guise and Saint-André's troops, passive until that point, overwhelmed the Huguenots. At the end of the day, almost all the commanders of the two camps were killed or taken prisoner. Despite the Protestant rout, the war would continue for a long time ! - La Roche l'Abeille 1569 After the assassination of the Prince of Condé at Jarnac during the third French War of Religion, Coligny regrouped the Protestant forces near the Vienne. He managed to surprise the Duke of Anjou, who had set off in pursuit of him, despite his strong defensive position. At dawn, Coligny's avant-garde progressed through hedges and thickets. The Royalist infantry, knocked about by the Protestant cavaliers, was beaten and their commander, Filippo Strozzi, taken prisoner. This victory would be a limited and fleeting one. - Coutras 1587 The eighth and final French War of Religion began with Henri of Navarre's first battle as commander in chief. Faced with the Royalist troops commanded by the Duke of Joyeuse, “Premier mignon du Roy”, Navarre took advantage of the night to position his troops near Coutras. At ten o'clock, the charge of the Royalist gendarmes hit the first line of Huguenot cavalry despite the deadly fire of the artillery commanded by Sully. But the counter-charge of Navarre, Condé and Soissons shifted the course of the battle and destroyed the morale of Joyeuse's troops. The ensuing massacre caused the deaths of Joyeuse, his brother, and numerous other noblemen. See Avec Infini Regret wiki
Designers
Laurent Closier, Florent Coupeau
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Pascal Da Silva
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Histoire & Collections
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