"Morale Napoleon Solo AAR - French vs. Russia - 1812" Topic

This is a solo AAR using 1 Infantry Division and 1 Cavalry Brigade on each side. Going into the game that's the only info I have.

Campaign Morale is assigned by the nation and year. I decide to play a 1812 campaign and both have a Campaign Morale of 4. Campaign Morale is tied into how well you do, going up if you win, down if you lose. Using Campaign Morale does the campaign bookkeeping, allowing me to concentrate on the actual games.
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Looks fun, Ed.

Could you explain a little more about how the campaign engine works?

Thanks

Al

Sure Al.
Each nation is assigned a Campaign Morale based on the year and theater – Peninsula, Central Europe, Eastern Europe.
After each battle both sides roll dice versus their morale, modified by how they fared in the previous battle – won, loss, or draw.

You try and roll your current Campaign Morale or less on each d6 – if you do, you "pass that d6".

Compare the number of d6 each side passed. The result can adjust one , none or both side's Campaign Morale up or down. When one side hits "0", they have lost the Campaign.

Read the title too quick and got excited:

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"Morale Napoleon Solo"

in any event the game you are actually talking about looks great!

Bob