VAJ128
VaeVictis #128, July-August 2016
Special Issue including Montenotte 1796,
wargame with die-cut counters.
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Language(s) | French |
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La campagne de Montenotte 1796
The game with die-cut counters
Montenotte 1796 is the first game of a new series on revolutionary and napoleonic campaigns : La Grande Tactique.
Units are divisions and brigades, a force point equals 1000 infantrymen or 500 cavalrymen. A hex is around 6 km (3,7 miles) and a turn is a day.
Units are hidden from the ennemy (on their back side) to preserve the fog of war. Acivation of formations is determined randomly but the initiative player gets a special advantage. Battles are resolved on the map and include tactical advantages and disdvantages, units can march tot the sound of the gun.
Command, morale and fatigue rules complete a medium complexity system.
Who will win the battle of Montenotte with La Grande Tactique,Bonaparte or Argenteau ?