
2022Frédéric Bey
From BoardGameGeek
La Garde Avance! (The Guard Advances!) is an original module for the Jours de Gloire series, set at battalion scale, inserted ine VaeVictis magazine #161. It covers the last attack of the French army during the Battle of Waterloo. Napoleon's last reserve, six battalions of the Middle Guard and five battalions of the Old Guard, set off in square formation to assault Wellington's thin red line that was still holding its positions, while Blücher's forces were becoming an ever greater threat on the French army's right flank. The scale is 100 m per hexagon and one Strength Point corresponds to about 200 infantry, 150 cavalry or 2 guns. The historical scenario has 5 turns, each covering twenty minutes of real time. A game of La Garde Avance! should last around 1 hour. -description from the designer
La Garde Avance! has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 playthrough. They date from June to August 2023.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "La Garde avance! Review - Napoleonic Wargame - Jours de Gloire" by Matt White Wargames. To see it played, watch "La Garde Avance! - Explipartie avec Frédéric Bey | Waterloo 2023" by Homo Ludens.
If you like it, try Premières Gloires, Almeida et Bussaco 1810, Alexandre contre la Perse and Ligny & Wavre 1815: The Empire's Last Victories, also by Frédéric Bey.
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2 players120 - 240 minMedium weight
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From BoardGameGeek:
La Garde Avance! (The Guard Advances!) is an original module for the Jours de Gloire series, set at battalion scale, inserted ine VaeVictis magazine #161. It covers the last attack of the French army during the Battle of Waterloo. Napoleon's last reserve, six battalions of the Middle Guard and five battalions of the Old Guard, set off in square formation to assault Wellington's thin red line that was still holding its positions, while Blücher's forces were becoming an ever greater threat on the French army's right flank. The scale is 100 m per hexagon and one Strength Point corresponds to about 200 infantry, 150 cavalry or 2 guns. The historical scenario has 5 turns, each covering twenty minutes of real time. A game of La Garde Avance! should last around 1 hour. -description from the designer
Designer
Frédéric Bey
Artists
Pascal Da Silva, Giuseppe Rava
Publisher
Vae Victis
Categories
Mechanics