Waterloo Board Game
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Box Description Waterloo: Napoleon's Last Battle In 1814, the withered French army, led by the brilliant and always inspiring strategist Napoleon Bonaparte, was finally defeated by the combined forces of Great Britain, Prussia, Russia and Austria. The army was disbanded and the emperor exiled to Elba. He soon escaped and on March 1, 1815, he landed in Marseilles and marched on Paris. The people hailed him as a hero, and he was soon reinstated as their leader. His New Empire was to last only 100 days... Bonaparte quickly called up all army veterans and rebuilt his Imperial Army. He could count on magnificent leaders such as Ney, Grouchy and d'Erlon. For a decisive punch in any battles to come, he bolstered his army with his elite Imperial Guard. For when they moved in for the kill, the battle was usually soon over... Napoleon decided to race north in the general direction of Brussels, between the British/Dutch and the Prussian armies, and destroy them piecemeal. After battles at Ligny and Quarte Bras the armies finally met at the small town of Mont St. Jean near Waterloo on June 18, 1815. Waterloo: Napoleon's last Battle is an exciting tactical boardgame that simulates one of the most important battles of all time. 2 (French vs. British and Prussian) or 3 (French, British, Prussian) players step into the shoes of their historical counterparts and decide how to defeat the opposition and win the battle. The game contains 2 scenarios: one with 4 game turns and the whole battle with 7 game turns. Waterloo: Napoleon's last Battle includes one large gameboard, 108 big and colorful playing pieces, 2 cardboard standup leader pieces, 55 quality playing cards and a rulesbooklet. The game does not contain any dice - movement, combat and special events are all covered by the deck of playing cards! Games in a Box Notes Waterloo has a lower complexity than other map-and-counters style wargames. Those who enjoy Euro games will appreciate the beautiful components and the emphasis on playability over simulation. Buy Waterloo Game |
