1976Kevin Zucker
- Videos
- 26
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- 5
Mostly playthroughs
2 - 4 players60 - 180 minMedium weight
Napoleon's Counterstrike: The War of Liberation – Part II
2025Kevin Zucker
2 - 4 players
120 - 600 min
From BoardGameGeek
Schwarzenberg with 200,000 men against Napoleon with 155,000, accepted the 4:3 odds and a chance to capture Napoleon's main base, breaking the agreed-upon Fabian strategy to avoid the battle with the Emperor in person, known as the Trachtenberg plan. The first of three battles, Löwenberg, took place two days before the Battle of Grossbeeren, covered in "Four Lost Battles." During the pursuit after Dresden followed the Battle of Kulm. In early October, Wartenburg led directly to the epic "Napoleon at Leipzig." With all three games you can contemplate a ten-battle Grand Campaign.
Which Napoleon's Counterstrike: The War of Liberation – Part II video should I watch?
Napoleon's Counterstrike: The War of Liberation – Part II has 2 videos from 2 creators: 1 review and 1 unboxing. They date from March to May 2025.
If you like it, try Napoleon's Last Battles, Napoleon Invades Spain: Peninsular War – Part I, Napoleon's Last Gamble: Battles of the Hundred Days and Bonaparte Overruns Piedmont: War of the First Coalition – Part I, also by Kevin Zucker.
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About Napoleon's Counterstrike: The War of Liberation – Part II
From BoardGameGeek:
Schwarzenberg with 200,000 men against Napoleon with 155,000, accepted the 4:3 odds and a chance to capture Napoleon's main base, breaking the agreed-upon Fabian strategy to avoid the battle with the Emperor in person, known as the Trachtenberg plan. The first of three battles, Löwenberg, took place two days before the Battle of Grossbeeren, covered in "Four Lost Battles." During the pursuit after Dresden followed the Battle of Kulm. In early October, Wartenburg led directly to the epic "Napoleon at Leipzig." With all three games you can contemplate a ten-battle Grand Campaign.
Designer
Kevin Zucker
Artists
Josef Brodowski, Charles Kibler
Publisher
OSG (Operational Studies Group)
Categories
NapoleonicWargame
Mechanics
Card-DrivenHidden MovementZone of Control