En Avant!

This system is designed to play out a regimental level battle using 25mm figures in about half an hour or so.…

Ideally, the game is controlled by someone acting as Game Control (or Umpire) who does not give the rules to the players. This adds some uncertainty play and discourages players from ‘rules optimising rather than just getting on and playing the game.

– En Avant! Game Control Rules introduction

Designer: Jim Wallman
Year Published: 2003
Status: In Print
Contents: Available online (8-page PDF)

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Game Control Rules - A One Brain Cell Diceless Napoleonic Battle System

Editions

Current version is dated 2007.

Supplements

Also available to download are the Player Rules, order cards, markers, and a rules example.

En Avant En Masse!

Based on the En Avant! diceless battalion level game, this takes the concept to the next level.

This system is designed to play out a corps battle using 6mm figures in about an hour or so. The intention is that there is a player per division, with a corps commander in overall control, per side.

– En Avant En Masse! introduction

8-page PDF