Waterloo - Napoleon's Last Battle
In 1814, the French army, led by Napoleon Bonaparte, was finally defeated by the combined forces of Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, and Austria, in one the most important battles in... (continuer à lire)
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Noble Knight GamesTemps de jeu
60 minutes
Publié en
2003
Age
12+
Éditeur
Phalanx Games (Rio Grande)
Joueurs
2 to 3 joueurs
Concepteur
Style de jeu
impliqué
Catégories du jeu
War Game et Napoleonic
Description
In 1814, the French army, led by Napoleon Bonaparte, was finally defeated by the combined forces of Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, and Austria, in one the most important battles in military history.
Waterloo is an exciting, tactical board game interpretation of this epic battle. Players must step into the shoes of their historical counterparts to re-fight this test of military skill and strategy.
The game contains 2 scenarios - one for a shorter game, and one for the whole battle. The game does not contain any dice - all movement, combat, and special events are controlled by the deck of special cards.
Waterloo, with its fast paced easy-to-learn rules, mounted map board, full-color rules, and high quality components, provides a perfect blend of an historical war game and a fast-play board game.
Waterloo is an exciting, tactical board game interpretation of this epic battle. Players must step into the shoes of their historical counterparts to re-fight this test of military skill and strategy.
The game contains 2 scenarios - one for a shorter game, and one for the whole battle. The game does not contain any dice - all movement, combat, and special events are controlled by the deck of special cards.
Waterloo, with its fast paced easy-to-learn rules, mounted map board, full-color rules, and high quality components, provides a perfect blend of an historical war game and a fast-play board game.
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