Napoleon 1806

Napoleon 1806 is a game intended to simulate the famous campaign of 1806 where French troops will be victorious of the Prussian forces at the battles of Jena and Auerstaedt.

On August 9, 1806, Frédéric Guillaume de Prussia, in reaction to napoleon's recent creation of the Confederation of the Rhine, decreed the mobilization order. War becomes inevitable. The Prussian army concentrates on Erf-rt without waiting for the troops of its Russian ally. Taking his opponents at speed, Napoleon entered Saxony with the Grand Army on October 7, 1806 and sailed for Berlin. A week later, the Prussians, defeated at Jena and Auerstaedt, returned north. The chase, led by The Murat cavalry, can begin...

Napoleon 1806 is intended for the seasoned grunts of wargame as well as young conscripts who want to try a new playful sensation. Strategy, anticipation, decision are the engines of the system of Napoleon 1806. Napoleon 1806's rules are divided into three parts. The first one, called "Conscript Rules," makes it easy to learn all the concepts of the game. The second, "Rules of the Grumpy" brings more finesse by including the "fog of war." The last "Rules of the Marshal" allows to play Napoleon 1806 in competition.