1806: Rossbach Avenged

เผยแพร่ 1998

Time: 1600 hrs. October 13, 1806 Napoleon and Lannes are standing, surveying the situation from the Windknolle. Beyond the slope, they can begin to see the fire lights of the Prussians in the valley. The Saxon General Tauenzien now occupies the Dornberg after earlier relinquishing the Landgrafenberg and, more critically, the bridge over the Saale at Napoleon's back. After studying the glow of Prussian campfires Napoleon correctly surmised the entire Prussian Army was nearby. He mistakenly assumed, however, they were preparing to fight him here. This almost proved fatal for Marshal Davout, approaching from the east. For on the morrow, while Napoleon and the majority of the French fight here, Davout's III Corps alone will engage the bulk of the Prussian Army at Auerstadt. 1806: Rossbach Avenged includes: Rules: Six Days of Glory System Players: Two (or two teams) Scenarios: Nine, from meeting engagements to full campaign (the Campaign Scenario can begin on any day.) Maps: Two 22" x 34" full color maps designed by Joe Youst Counters: 280 two sided units by Rodger MacGowan Quick Set-up: one 11 x17 OB Display for each player allows you to set-up (or replay) the entire campaign day-by-day. GAME SYSTEM: DAYS System - scale = 1,600m/hex, - time = 6 hours/GT, - strength = 800-1,000 men/SP.

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1806: Rossbach Avenged

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ผู้เล่น
2-4 Players
เวลา
2 hours
น้ำหนัก
Medium — 3.17/5
ปี
1998
คะแนน BGG
7.01
อันดับ BGG
#12469
อายุขั้นต่ำ
12+

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1806: Rossbach Avenged supports 2 to 4 players.
A typical game of 1806: Rossbach Avenged takes about 120 minutes.
1806: Rossbach Avenged has a complexity rating of 3.17/5.00 on BoardGameGeek, placing it in the 'Medium' category. It offers a good balance of depth and accessibility.
The recommended minimum age for 1806: Rossbach Avenged is 12+.
1806: Rossbach Avenged has a rating of 7.01/10 on BoardGameGeek, based on 102 ratings. It is ranked #12469 overall.
1806: Rossbach Avenged was designed by Kevin Zucker. It was published in 1998.