Napoleon at Waterloo

Napoleon was triumphantly returned to Europe, back from his exile on the island of Elba, and on June 18, 1815 his / her army of 72,000 men was about to win the victory. He had separated the Prussian army from that of the English; And so Napoleon could focus on his goal: the defeat of the heterogeneous forces of Wellington - 68 0000 recruits from England, Hanover, Brunswick and the Netherlands. He had also nearly 100 cannons more than his opponents, and therefore believed that the coming battle would be only "the affair of a morning" ... Napoleon at Waterloo is a game reconstituted the famous battle. The system uses the simplest and common principles of wargames, such as the hexagonal movement, the firepower, the benefits of the field, and a picture of the combat results allowing you quickly and easily to determine the outcome of battles. only 3 pages, and the game lasts only 10 turns. The game includes all the units present during the battle - French, British and Prussians - as well as additional units representing other nearby forces that arrived too late to participate historically. All parts are not identical: some are more powerful than others and are different types (such as cannons), with different capacities. The game is easy and quick to play, and can be finished in 2 hours. It is therefore a realistic and precise representation of the battle of Waterloo. Each hex and each pawn is printed with a number to make it easier to set up. The map is a beautiful representation of the battlefield as it was really and the pawns have precise illustrations of the uniforms carried by the different units in Waterloo. Can you, as Commander French, win the battle and change the course of history or allies will they prevail again? Your tactics will decide from the outcome! Components :: Card of 11 "X17", 74 pieces, a 4-page rules booklet.