VaeVictis 182 special game issue: Wachau 1813

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SYNOPSIS

NEWS HEXAGONS
    Strike of the Heron
    Gettysburg
    Dance of War
    Under an Iron Sky
    By Sword and Bayonets
    Tarqui
    Colonial 1700-1800
    All are brothers : Solferino 1859
    Le Franc Tireur
    Drop Zone : Chef-du-Pont, etc.

BOARDGAMES
    Shiloh : The First Day
    Grunwald 1410
    Battles in the East 3 et 4
    Congress of Vienna
    Maida 1806
    Mosaic
    La Belle Epoque
    Campaigns in Europe

HOBBY
    Des étudiants s’invitent au combat
    Construire une ferme grecque - technique
    Village indien des bois et socle forêt - technique
    Les jeux Napoléonien 3
    Retex wargame en milieu militaire

FIGURINES
    Chain of Command 2
    Bolt Action V3 : la version française
    Scénarios la guerre des mercenaires
    La bête du Gévaudan pour Silver Bayonet
    O bonne mère ! Le débarquement en Provence 3e partie, la prise de Marseille

SCENARIOS
    ASL et M44
    Scénario Next War – Iran

ART OF WAR
    Wachau 1813

WARGAME with die-cut counters : Wachau 1813
Wachau 1813 is a simulation of the October 16th battle that took place south of Leipzig, pitting Schwartzenberg's Bohemian army against a large portion of the Imperial Army in Napoleon's hands. By managing to maintain a numerical superiority at this point on the front before all the coalition armies reunite in the following days, the Emperor can hope to remove Austria from the German campaign and win the upcoming final round. To succeed where Napoleon narrowly failed, or to outdo Schwartzenberg and achieve a prestigious victory, players will need to optimize their plan by cleverly managing the fog of war simulated via Random Events. Early arrivals of reinforcements, the charge of Drouot's artillery or Murat's heavy cavalry, the intervention of the Tsar's escort, or the presence of marshes—all these elements are in the players' hands to thwart the enemy's plan and create a tactical surprise that could lead to a decisive victory. Will you succeed in making this prelude to the Battle of the Nations, so disastrous for the First Empire, the victory of all Napoleonic victories, or in making Schwartzenberg the equal of the great captains of military history?