"Historicon 26 Waterloo Scenario" Topic

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Eumelus

27 Jul 2026 5:18 p.m. PST

Could someone fill me in on details about the Waterloo scenario played at this year's Historicon, that I've seen in the various video and blog postings? It had blue and red counters maneuvering on a large black-and-white map. Counters seemed to be at the regimental level, and included infantry, cavalry, and artillery. Much attention seemed to be paid to correct frontages. What were the rules used, how many players, general impression? (and of course, who hosted?) Many thanks from one who was not able to attend this year.

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