Napoleon's First Battles Review
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Napoleon's First Battles
Published in 1993
About Napoleon's First Battles — from BoardGameGeek:
Napoleon's First Battles simulates four early battles from the French Republican era, namely, "Montenotte", "Arcola", "The Pyramids" and "Marengo". There are a basic and an advanced game. The wargame utilises the standard CRT (Assault Combat Result Table) which includes disruption. An elan rating is included to show the capability of a unit to close with the enemy in battle. A separate artillery bombardment table is utilized to show the effects of artillery. Contents: 1 standard rules booklet 400 double sided die counters 2 17"x22" maps 1 six sided die Playing Time = 1 to 2 hours Complexity = Low Solitaire Suitability = High
Designers:
Joseph Miranda
Artists:
Doug Chaffee, Joy Cohn
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