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Montigny

The Road to Quatre Bras series of battle maps resurrects important locations that played a crucial role in the French military's advance and defensive strategies, as well as serving as outposts for the allies during the 100 Days Campaign, ultimately leading to the iconic battle of Quatre Bras in June 1815. Whether you choose to take on the historical perspective of the allies, defending key cities against the advancing French forces, or embodying the French and attempting to conquer your way towards Brussels, these maps offer an immersive experience. Additionally, they provide ample opportunity for players to create their own unique campaigns and engage in nation-versus-nation gameplay.

Montigny holds strategic significance as the final town on the road to Charleroi. It was a crucial location for the French army, as its capture would allow for the concentration of forces and major engagements. Interestingly, Montigny was initially defended by a small Prussian force intent on impeding the French advance. However, it would later serve as a defensive point for the French, enabling them to cover their retreat following their defeat at Waterloo. The battle map encompasses the vital villages surrounding Montigny, highlighting the importance of securing these key locations and river crossings to facilitate progress on the route to Charleroi.

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