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OSG's Library of Grand Tactical Battles will continue
This ambitious
series of Napoleonic Battles games will examine 70 of the most
important battles of the era, in 18 volumes. The series uses a
constant scale of 480 meters and 1 hour turns, brigade-level.
Battles in OSG's Grand Tactical Series
-Napoleon at Leipzig, 1813 (5th Edition)
-Campaign in France, Part I (Four Battles of 1814)
-The Drive on Moscow, 1812
Kevin will team with master designer Mark Herman to create a new
Series of Campaigns-5X to cover every theater of operations in
Europe. This Operational Series will use the 5X Campaigns of Napoleon
System, at 10-miles per hex, the same scale as Highway to the Kremlin.
Operational System
-Highway to the Kremlin 2nd Edition (1812 Campaign)
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OSG'S COMPLETE LIBRARY OF NAPOLEONIC BATTLES
Grand-Tactical Simulations Proposed
The following projects will each include 3 to 5
games in the Last Battles system, each with 3 to
5 maps, 280 or 560 counters, 2 separate rules
folders, and 100 cards. The full series covers 70
battles in 18 sep The full series covers 70
battles in 18 separate packages:
1796: War of the 1st Coalition I - Montenotte, Cosseria, Carcare, Acqui.
1796: War of the 1st Coalition II- Lodi, Castiglione, Arcole, Rivoli
1799-1800: War of the 2nd Coalition I - Novi, Zürich
(I&II), Hohenlinden
War of the Second Coalition II - Chivasso, Turbigo, Montebello and Marengo
1805: War of the 3rd Coalition- Ulm, Dürenstein, Schöngrabern, Austerlitz
1806: War of the 4th Coalition -
Jena-Auerstädt, Pultusk-Golymin, Eylau, Friedland
(The Coming Storm)
1807-1809: Peninsular War I- Valencia, Bailén, Talavera
1811-1813: Peninsular War II- Albuera, Salamanca, Vittoria
1809: War against Austria- Abensberg-Eckmühl, Aspern-Essling, Wagram
1812: War against Russia- Poryeche, Krasny, Katan, Smolensk and Borodino
1813: Wars of Liberation, Part I- Lützen, Bautzen, Luckau
1813: Wars of Liberation, Part II- Löwenburg, Dresden, Wittenberg
1813: Wars of Liberation, Part III- Grossbeeren,
Katzbach, Kulm, Dennewitz (published in 2005 as Four Lost Battles
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1813: Wars of Liberation, Part IV- Leipzig, Hanau
1814: Campaign in France, Part I- Brienne, La
Rothière, Champaubert, Montmirail, Vauchamps
1814: Campaign in France, Part II- Craonne, Laon, Reims, Fismes
1814: Campaign in France, Part III- Mormant,
Montereau, Arcis-Sur-Aube, La Fere Champenoise
1815: The 100 Days- Quatre-Bras, Ligny, Wavre, Waterloo |
THE THEATERS OF WAR (5X Series)
The Campaigns of Napoleon System will cover every theater of operations at the 5X scale. These six
campaign games will have two maps each.
1. Russia 1812 This is a reprint of Highway to the Kremlin, with updates. 2.
Poland 1807. Drawing on our experience with the campaign from The Habit of
Victory, with 5 day turns. 3. Spain 1807-14. The base set: Nov., 1808 - Jan.,
1809. The campaigns conducted by Napoleon in person. ExpanThis is a reprint of Highway to the Kremlin, with
updates.
2. Poland 1807 Drawing on our experience with the campaign from The Habit of
Victory, with 5 day turns.
3. Spain 1807-14 The base set: Nov., 1808 - Jan.,
1809. The campaigns conducted by Napoleon in person.
Expansion Modules with new counters and book:
- 1807-08, up to the Battle of Bailen In July 1808 at Bailen
Castanos defeated French corps under Dupont
- 1809, Soult moved to invade
Portugal on 9 March 1809. Victor in Madrid defeated Cuesta's attacks toward the
end of March. Sir Arthur Wellesley commanded British and Portuguese infantry in
Lisbon. These troops moved north in mid-May. Soult retreated and withdrew from
Galicia. In July, Wellesley joined with Cuesta in an advance against Victor, who
withdrew. Cuesta’s Spanish infantry pursued. Victor was soon reinforced by
Joseph and Sebastiani. Cuesta fell back upon Wellesley's British force at
Talavera. The French attacked and were defeated—but not routed. Soult with his
own, Ney's, and Mortier's Corps moved to cut Wellesley's communications with
Portugal. Meanwhile French troops under Suchet besieged Catalonia which
surrendered in December of 1809. Suchet was now complete master of Catalonia.
Guerilla bands made sure that only one-fourth of French reinforcements ever
reached the front.
- 1810-12, The French had the upper hand. Marshal Massena
marched toward Lisbon in September of 1810. He had insufficient forces, and by
March of 1811, he withdrew from Portugal.
- 1813-14. Soult in Command
4. Germany 1806, 1813 Jena to Berlin; and Lützen to Leipzig.
5. France & Belgium
1814, 1815 The invasion of France from 1 January - 6 April 1814; and the
Waterloo campaign, 1815.
6. Italy and Austria 1796, 1800, 1805, 1809 Four big
campaigns with two distinctly separate theaters in Italy and the Danube.
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