Napoleonic Scenarios 6: Imperial Sunset Available Now From Caliver Books

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Depending on the oob, up to 36. Will mostly be 24s but will have spare bases of 6s to add in where needed. Using S&S mainly as easy to paint. Perry Minis are lovely, but demand more attention.

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Dave Ryan of Caliver Books writes:

Napoleonic Scenarios 6: Imperial Sunset
David CR Brown
ISBN: 978-1-85818-711-2
64 pages, full-color
210mmx297mm (A4)
Paperback
£18.50 GBP

Volume 6 presents thirteen historical scenarios that follow Napoleon's famous 1813 and 1814 campaigns. All are designed for use with General de Brigade Napoleonic wargames rules, (but may, of course, be converted to any similar system). Each scenario provides players with terrain maps, troop deployments, objectives and orders of battle. Several of the scenarios are linked and can be combined to fight one large action or played as part of a mini-campaign.

Lutzen: The Prussian Charge
Lutzen: La Garde au Feu!
Lutzen: Action at Eisdorf
Bautzen: Franquemont's Attack
Dresden: Murat's Flank
Kulm: The First Day
Hagelberg
Dennewitz – Ney's Battle
Dennewitz – The Saxon Battle
Leipzig: The Battle for Dolitz
Leipzig: Schonefeld
La Rothiere
La Rothiere – Marmont's Flank

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