11-Player Napoleonic Campaign | Spring 1813

[@Carl-MGR]

Miles being seated at Napoleon-appropriate height between his Marshals really adds to the authenticity

[@LittleWarsTV]

Hahaha right?? We will see you in the Fall Carl!

[@connorlambfurlotte]

😂

[@darrenhardy9005]

😂

[@kristianfagerstrom7011]

Well, Napoleon was about 3" taller than the average man, but the victors dictate the history ;-)

[@dougearnest7590]

I can't even begin to imagine how awesome it would be to be affiliated with an active club that plays historic miniature wargames. My current plan is to try to convince somebody in my area that the ships I'm bringing aren't British and French, but Elves and Orks.

[@The1JHorton]

Or you could play online. Look up the International Kriegsspiel Society.

[@catdenvonwein2723]

I would love to play some age of sail wargame, one of my dreams is to eventually get to play or make one

[@Colston3]

Be the change you want. All clubs start from somehwere.

[@dougearnest7590]

Great! Do you want to be the elves or the orks? But seriously, I've not played any age of sail games except for once at a convention. It was a multiplayer game (we had 6 or maybe 7 iirc) called Bloody Broadsides and I bloody loved it. Check it out if you get the chance. I think it could easily be played solo, but I still have a few hundred figures to paint (for other games) taking up my table space.@@catdenvonwein2723

[@dougearnest7590]

'tis true. Easier said than done, but true. Thank you. @@Colston3

[@paradox7358]

Sit down, have a cup of tea, and watch an hour of Napoleonic wargaming with historical commentary. It doesn't get much better than this!

[@ryanmichael1298]

or scotch

[@flashgordon6670]

If that’s the limits of your imagination and aspirations, then I feel sorry for you.

[@paradox7358]

@@flashgordon6670 "It is no bad thing to celebrate a simple life." J.R.R Tolkien

[@KazzoKiller3890]

@@flashgordon6670 What do you gain for this critique?

[@R.Specktre]

The glories of history and tea.

[@cjhuntsinger2277]

man you know its crazy when these are an hour long. IDK if I've ever seen a Little Wars video so long. What a great gift!

[@LittleWarsTV]

You have NOT ever seen us do a video this long. This is the first over an hour!

[@Thecodytree]

@@LittleWarsTV and what a brilliant hour it was

[@jeffnorris3913]

Do more do more do more

[@markewald6995]

@@LittleWarsTV I would gladly watch more long format videos if you approach other campaigns with this level of effort. Vive Le Little Wars!

[@grognard4592]

Have you guys done livestreams of a game? Or maybe just post full length, unedited videos of select sessions. @@LittleWarsTV

[@josephrichardson5186]

David as Eugene is honestly so entertaining. Also, Chal is a perfect choice for the extremely aggressive Blucher. Miles’ decision to not reenforce Tom in the second half was definitely a missed opportunity. Miles outnumbered Chal in the extreme later on, and Tom, poor Tom, pretty much sat on his hands because of his lack of forces.

[@DukeofTaiwan]

Battle of the Nations at Leipzig is my favorite, just seeing all the major combatants converging for showdown and seeing Napoelon on the backfoot

[@brandanshaw5326]

I agree 100%. Such an interesting battle.

[@rayes35]

A full hour of a bunch of guys recreating Napoleonic warfare. Christmas came early!

[@RespecablPanda]

I love how the tendencies/strengths of the players are highlighted at different moments. Chal's aggression, Miles' skill with numbers. Very cool to imagine how their historic counterparts brought their own talents to bear in a fight

[@michaelstill7356]

This video was the perfect demonstration of why Napoleonic wargaming is so popular. The fact that you set it in my favourite campaign is fantastic. Where I live I can't get to a club , so I'm very envious of yours . I've put in a request to Santa for some of Dr Nafzigers' books. Can't wait. Keep up the good work , and go Russia !!

[@laxcollapse3328]

I know there is so much work that goes into this. The peleliu episode as well as this episode I noticed a large drop in audio quality. Thank yall for the great content!

[@LittleWarsTV]

As did we! And we did figure out the problem-our main camera. We replaced it a few weeks ago and the new audio on our next game is way cleaner.

[@1rnw792]

You heard our call. Merry Christmas everyone at LWTV!

[@LittleWarsTV]

Merry Christmas!!

[@MrNeverpeter]

I mean how could you not pick Austerlitz as Napoleon's best battle! Probably his most successful victory. His victory without firing a shot at Ulm slightly before Austerlitz, by enveloping Mack's army just by spreading his forces out on the march to trap them, is also extremely impressive. Great video!

[@razilin4490]

This was a fantastic start to this campaign. I love the "Fog of War" aspect of campaigns and listening/watching the different commanders discuss strategy, trying to figure what the other side have planned. Creating a 3d version of the map and using flags to represent the forces adds to the immersion. Using the Volley and Bayonet ruleset takes me back to my childhood, watching my dad and his friends from our wargaming club play Napoleonic and ACW battles. I'm very much a French player for the Napoleonic era and the lack of cavalry and reliable scouting reports make this period really challenging for the French which I think adds to the enjoyment of campaigns like this. Great job guys, and Merry Christmas from Australia. One of my favourite Napoleonic battles is the Battle of Rivoli. :)

[@richardklug822]

As primarily a naval wargamer, my vote for favorite Napoleonic battle is Trafalgar. Whether gaming on land or sea, using Fog of War rules is definitely the way to go. Another captivating video from LWTV...Merry Christmas to you all!

[@rexrules8895]

I didn't know naval wargaming was a thing!?

[@bigsarge2085]

So fun, thanks guys for another great season!

[@LittleWarsTV]

It was a blast to do as always!

[@green6horn]

Congrats LWTV on this spectacular launch of the 1813 campaign!!!

[@pandventures3392]

Greetings from the honor hall from Vienna. No better setting to watch.

[@LittleWarsTV]

Wow, that is a heck of a seat!!

[@pandventures3392]

@@LittleWarsTV just lucky to be at the right place at the right time

[@michaelferrell7924]

Can’t believe you got nafziger his books basically make up my entire Christmas wish list hurrrah!!!

[@LittleWarsTV]

He’s a fixture at HMGS conventions and we just asked him! He said yes!

[@stevevicory9623]

O....M....G.... Thanks guys!! I've been waiting since you teased us a few months ago! I believe this is one of the most involved, complicated, and evenly balanced political and military campaigns ever.

[@giacomosaracino6036]

Mine is Lützen. Napoleon initially being caught on the back foot on the site of Gustavus Adolphus' death, but inspiring his young conscripts to hold against overwhelming odds. Then, Napoleon's counterattack and victory; testament to the same adaptability he showed at Eckmühl. An indecisive (if only Napoleon had Cossaks...) victory won at at a high price, showing the emperor in all his personal glory, but offering a grim look into the future of the 1813 campaign.

[@RubberToeYT]

Can’t get over how insanely good the hex campaign map is, great job and great video, really enjoyed

[@MichaelWCannon]

My favorite campaign is Jena-Auerstadt. That is not an individual battle, but for showing the differences between the old and new systems of warfare, it is the perfect example!

[@Nigel296]

Another Little Wars masterpiece. This video was long anticipated and exceeded all expectation, unlike the other Napoleon themed film currently circulating. Well done again guys. And as always many thanks for putting in the time, effort and dedication to showcase our hobby to the world.

[@baldiesbattlesinminiature5902]

Fantastic campaign, I am really enjoying it. Mary X Mass and a happy NY to you all. As an ex sailor I have to say Trafalgar with Borodino a close second to scratch my Russian itch.

[@LittleWarsTV]

Happy holidays!

[@datcat8451]

Lovely to see Hollandspiele getting some recognition in board gaming, their works are wonderful!

[@andreleclerc7231]

aims to concentrate south, ends up concentrating north due to a logistical blunder. Another little wars tv classic. :D

[@darrenshallis2386]

This was a fantastic video. So much time and effort put in by everyone on Littlewars, and it delivered so much. Vitoria would have to be my favourite Napoleonic battle.

[@merobingowie8368]

Very nice! From the beginning I was 100% sure that Napoleon's army will win the spring campaign. From historical Napoleonic battles my favorite is the battle of three emperors, the battle of Austerlic when Napoleon has less troops and he win the battle with only 1500 casualties. (also some Andrew fight on this battle (on the russian side) and almost die ;) )

[@quantumf8]

What a fun winter treat! Modifying the hex and chit rules to include a miniature battle resolution system is genius and I'm really liking how it looks to play out! Especially as a longtime hex and chit fan, it's something I love to see played out! Brilliant moves from the french side after the Magdeburg debacle, great job rallying and recovering from mistakes. My personal favorite battle is Jena-Auerstedt! Brilliant tactical work from the french. But my favorite of the German 1813 campaign is the battle of Dresden from the autumn!

[@chrisgott3456]

I love seeing Nafziger, as I have several of his books.

[@starhalv2427]

As a Polish person, I'm absolutely astonished we actually had a big influence on Napoleon's army. I thought we were a minor ally at best, a useless puppet at worst. P.S: I don't want that board game

[@LittleWarsTV]

As a Pole, you’ll find the Summer turn quite interesting. The Duchy of Warsaw turns out to be an unexpected factor

[@starhalv2427]

​@@LittleWarsTV Thanks for all the hard work on this video

[@flashgordon6670]

This was really great fun to watch, ty to all the participants. I loved the historical references and source material, I learned a great deal as well as having fun. I especially loved the uniforms and character role play, you all did a fantastic job of making learning history fun and exciting. Thanks again. 3 brains are better than 2. The Tsar should’ve sent more Cossacks and been more personally involved. His presence in this theatre would’ve swayed the balance of power in favour of the allies and pushed Napoleon’s strategies to their breaking point and potentially brought out the best in him and the French. The end was somewhat anticlimactic, with no great final end boss battle. But other than this, it was remarkably accurate to history and a very interesting puzzle. The Allies started out extremely well, but got bogged down and drawn into a more static kind of war that doesn’t play to their strengths. The wisdom of the allies in real life was to out manoeuvre the French, avoiding pitched battles with Napoleon, until the allies could gain a decisive advantage in numbers, logistics and force potency. Had the allies stuck to this plan, kept moving around and fought hit and run tactics to the smaller French armies and supply lines. Not giving the French any time to consolidate their forces, or effectively counter the speedy allies thrusts. Then the French would’ve been stretched thinner and become more strung out. Enabling the allies to choose a final battlefield and control the situation, like controlling an accident. They could’ve played for time until they could amass their forces and deploy their reinforcements effectively. The Tsar did hint at this by ordering to bypass Dresden and block the French way to Leipzig, a moment of brilliance on the Tsars part. However I think that this made the Allies feel a bit to buoyant and they let the North stagnate, albeit there wasn’t much they could do; either stand and fight or retreat from Hamburg and seeing as the Tsar ordered them to stand at Hamburg, their hands were tied. The allies did do pretty well to get 8 Victory points, to the French’s 10, so it was a close result. I think the French were in a strong position though, had the game continued, I believe the French would’ve won more victory points and increased the margin of their victory. I don’t think the allies could’ve played any better, they had some bad luck with the dice that could’ve changed the result, had the luck gone the other way. The allies have to choose 1 city to hold onto, Hamburg or Berlin and try to distract the French enough from being able to mass their forces, before the allies can. I see this scenario as a race, to see who can amass a large enough force the first, to be able to deliver the knockout blow and to choose the right path for it to succeed. While also trying to stall the opponent and defend against their offensives. What I’m basically trying to say is, “he who defends everything defends nothing.” I’d love to see a replay of this scenario, perhaps reversing the teams? Thanks again.

[@thehistoryjock]

I've been waiting so hard for this! Love the grand strategy games you've put on like the Pyric wars series or the Marengo campaign. My favorite Napoleonic engagement his whole first Italian campaign, but I guess specifically, First Bassano.

[@michaelbosworth9535]

Really enjoying your 3-phased 1813 campaign, and my Tuesday group just did a Grossbeeren. As for favorite battle, I have to provide both naval and land. For land, I've tended to Penninsular campaign, and I'm going to go with the relatively small action of Sahagun, as all cavalry, with 15th Hussars which my trusty mount Shiloah in past portrayed, plus being very early in the (intermittent) campaign. But as a retired naval officer, I give top spot to maritime, and for that I favor the Battle of the Nile (Aboukir Bay) 1798, for being early in Napoleon's and Nelson's careers, nearly equal forces, and the audacity of Nelson's band of brothers instant assault in challenging coastal conditions, and an overwhelming British victory, that with a more average British commander, might have had very different tactical and strategic results.

[@HannibalBarca137]

I mean your effort and dedication and love for history. Is just amazing and is a beacon of inspiration for me and other history geeks to do this, I mean this is amazing and just speechless. Keep up your amazing work, even if it is hard or seems not gonna work, continue this, it is amazing. You will succeed if you continue to great new heights

[@Kburt2186]

The Battle of Waterloo. It decided the fate of the Napoleonic wars. Great video.

[@paeliosmandrezekial5047]

You guys are a literal treasure on KZbin!! Thanks for these videos! Does Tragalgar count?

[@michaelkoznarsky7911]

The charging cuirassiers in the snow is my favorite Napoleonic era painting. Eylau is my favorite single battle with the running fight out of Russia in the autumn of 1812 is a very close second!

[@moblinmajorgeneral]

I do wonder how Miles as Napoleon will stack up to Steve as Pyrrhus

[@LittleWarsTV]

You’ll be the judge!

[@markgagnon7795]

The map! The MAP! Truly a work of art!

[@twentysecondnomad8177]

FOR GOD! FOR COUNTRY! FOR OUR NAPOLEON!

[@VoodoothePuppet]

My favourite battle is the siege of toulon. I think it shows Napoleons talents as commander more than later battles. While the siege he couldn't use the benefit of a well trained force neither the wight his name carried into battle. Thank you for these amazing campaigns and ideas you share with us.

[@ChrisHessert]

As a student of Napoleonic history, a wargamer, and a fan of miniature wargaming since I was in Junior High (1972), I thoroughly enjoyed this. Thank you! Also, I really want Miles' sweatshirt!!

[@drewstanley7606]

The Battle of Rivoli is my favorite. No reason Napoleon should have been able to win that battle, and yet victorious he was. Loved the video, looking forward to the next one

[@Lincolncatholicboi]

You guys need to do a Siege of Fort Sackville (battle of Vincennes) game. I am from the area, and it is a very interesting battle. Well, it was more of a skirmish. American general George Rogers Clark (older brother of explorer William Clark) led his small force of 172 colonial militia men from Kaskaskias Illinois to Vincennes Indiana to Suprise attack commander and territorial British Govenor Henry Hamilton who had built a fortification in Vincennes after a campaign in Canada and Detroit. General Clark would lead his men to Vincennes in 1779 to take Fort Sackville from Hamilton. This would be a key strategic point for the American Revolution so the US could expand to the west later on. Hamilton had around 50 British regulars with 180 or so militia and 325 native American supporters. General Clark had marched his men well over 100 miles in swampy conditions to finally reach Vincennes. General Clark somehow managed to force a British surrender while only suffering 1 casualty. He was way outnumbered with no artillery whatsoever and still managed to destroy a force nearly 3 times the size of his. There is a whole memorial dedicated to him and so on in modern day Vincennes Indiana. It was more of a skirmish and lasted about 2 1/2 hours as most, but i think you could up the scales and so on to make a pretty interesting game. Good luck in 2024 and God Bless! Also I made it 1K comments!!

[@jadenfairbanks7794]

Waterloo is always a classic for me! I'm excited to see the rest of this campaign.

[@happyguy333]

Really enjoyed the video. My favourite battle of the Napoleonic wars is probably the Battle of Maya, largely for the heroic bravery of the Gordon Highlanders against overwhelming odds on the Eastern ridge.

[@brooksf-l7619]

Very fun campaign, and a good use of fog of war by the Coalition to obscure their intentions and offset their numbers! My favorite Napoleonic battles are the Sieges of Zaragoza. A real testament to the spirit of the Spanish defenders, and a portent of things to come.

[@christopherhodgdon8638]

I loved taking part in the battleplans for this campaign, me and my friends would talk for hours about the possibilities of each plan and how the enemy could react and then unanimously suggest our agreed upon plan for his majesty to use

[@cornflakes647]

I love this! My favourite battle of him would be Arcole! it was such a messy, weird, bloody and chaotic victory.

[@mourka01]

nice a hour long video yall are spoiling us with my favorite historical mini period

[@shadowwarriorshockwave3281]

Lovely little campaign

[@christiankoppang8296]

Hype-Hype-Hype! I’m so hyped for this series!!! I wanted to see this as soon as you announced this many moons ago

[@cartergeorge1545]

Never knew I needed more like 2 hours of this.

[@patricklioneljonson2747]

This is better than the latest Napoleon movie. Thanks guys. Keep it up. Napoleonic era is a great time period to research, game and think about.

[@lawrence142002]

I can't wait to dig in to this video. As a fellow Pennsylvanian, I always enjoy watching your content.

[@CommodoreKirk]

I've always had a fondness for Vitoria- it's definitive proof that Wellington could do more than simply sit on a hill and fight defensively; and I love how the sweeping left hooks completely undermine what should have been a solid French position by cutting their lines of communication. Merry Christmas to you all!

[@OntarioRimrunner]

Nice shout out to Hollandspiel! I like how Allies were assertive even if it mostly did not pay. I like Talavera where the Allied force is a big factor in the battle.

[@wife9571]

how can you not love these guys

[@NicolasMills-h4w]

My favorite Napoleonic Battle has to be his first Battle the Siege of Toulon, it gave us the genuis that was Napoleon. Just found your channel and I'm glad I did!

[@realtomic]

I have to say I am also a fan of the back and forth Battle of Eylau - “Heads up by God! Those are bullets, not turds.” Amazing video, it’s great to see an amazing campaign play out!

[@johnoliveira3546]

Hey Little Wars TV! Super excited to witness the upcoming Summer and Fall phases of this war, may the Allies finally end that upstart Bonaparte! My favorite battle of the era was certainly Vimeiro, as the village is close to where my Grandmother grew up and I had the privilege of visiting this summer. The battle perfectly summed up the allied spirit through the age: militarily competent yet politically daft as the battle saw the shameful treaty of Sintra Cheers!

[@tomford6795]

Wow! This ticks all of the boxes ... multi-player campaign game that generates tabletop battles, Napoleonics, fog of war on the tabletop, commentary from a historian, free 1813 campaign guide, and a product giveaway. Already looking forward to next season. Favorite Napoleonic battle ... Aspern-Essling 1809 ... my first tabletop miniatures experience using Napoleon's Battles with 1000s of miniatures. Instantly hooked!

[@RJRockefeller-z9e]

Little Wars TV has outdone itself, above and beyond even their usual excellent work. The visual inserts of charts, the "viewer only" maps, views inside booth's ides' HQs and even the narration were first rate. Congratulations from a wargamer of 55 year's experience. Although I am no fan of either the strategic or tactical rules used, this game presentation was the best wargaming video I have see on the internet (the feature film Gettysburg in Miniature is still the best video, but that was before the internet!)

[@markewald6995]

Man, it's so hard to pick just one battle, but I'm going with the Battle of Eylau, highlighting as it did the tenacious and stubborn nature of the Russians, the flexibility and aggressiveness of the French, Murat's magnificent mass cavalry charge to save the French center, and the surprising last-minute arrival of the Prussians to stave off the envelopment of the Allied left, all while engulfed in a snowstorm. Kudos to your presentation of the 1813 campaign. Love the campaign map and maneuver format with the fog of war really adding to the authenticity of command decision difficulties for your brave generals (and one emperor).

[@paddygreen810]

My favourite Napoleonic battle has always been Dresden 1813! Glad to see that city has been pivotal in your campaign!

[@LittleWarsTV]

Oh good one. Big missed opportunity for Napoleon. With some cavalry that could have been a decisive victory. Maybe a campaign changing victory…

[@Zinj1000]

I think one of my favorites is the Battle of Lodi. It wasn't big, it wasn't fancy. However, the effect it had on Napoleon and his army in the Italian campaign was definite. It was there I believe his legacy and his troops love for him began. The BBC documentary said it best that he became convinced he had a lucky star.

[@ladsvideos]

Awesome video gentlemen! Favourite battle has to be Austerlitz, if for no other reason that it was the inspiration for the opening lines of Uptown Funk: " This hit, that ice-cold Michelle Pfeiffer, that white gold."

[@RommelsAsparagus]

You guys must be pretty successful. That's *quite* a gamer's mancave with some really high end accessories. I noticed the shako, the books, the maps, the Kar98ks on the wall. Gorgeous, a retirement to dream of!

[@Sylvanus_Thayer]

I would have to say Dresden because it was one of Napoleon’s last great victories and as soon as I saw the title I was hooked. Fantastic map, costumes, and people in general!

[@lukevillarreal1458]

It is amazing to see miniatures adaptations of board games. Homebrewing and houseruling like this demonstrates the major advantage of malleability that board games have over video games! And Trafalgar is my favorite Napoleonic battle 😎

[@briansimmons1838]

I have fond memories of playing Napoleonics with a good friend of mine. We used FastPlay Grand Armee in 1/72 scale…made for some awesome games! My favorite battle is Talavera. Although I just recently got my 10yr old son to watch the 1970s Waterloo movie….so Waterloo is a close second. Take care and Merry Christmas!

[@gregorythompson1510]

Awesome game! You guys are so entertaining! Love the map!!! Fave Nap battle: Aspern-Essling

[@georg3489]

The battle of Großbeeren is the my favourite, because Yorck is the most hilarious general of the napoleonic wars. The man sent a letter to his king formally informing him of his high treason in defecting to the Russians near the end of 1812. The battle itself also demonstrates that without their emperor, most of Napoleons Marshals really weren't that good as independent commanders.

[@gustafv1861]

Awesome battle! I find the series of Dennewitz and Großberen so underrated

[@ushahollick6532]

Another excellent production. My favourite Napoleonic battle remains Waterloo, 1815.

[@jamesmcfeters4930]

Bad ass as always!! Great campaign idea, you guys go above and beyond. Cheers of scotch to all!! Favorite battle. Haslach-Jungingen. 5000 French under DuPont vs 23000 under mack himself. Prelude to the final disaster awaiting mack.

[@josephkulhavy7486]

What a delight, bringing me back to my youth and my old copy of Avalon Hill's bloated operational opus, "Struggle of Nations." My favorite engagement is naval - the Battle of the Nile, where Napoleon's Egyptian ambitions went to die.

[@RobertRogers-zx9tc]

My favorite battle is Bautzen for the sheer scale and potential of the battle. As always, hugely entertaining!

[@Nigel296]

Favourite battle…….. Aspern-Essling, desperate struggle for the villages, death of Marshall Lannes, flaming wind mills sent down the raging Danube to take out the pontoon bridges. And Napoleon’s first set-back. Love those white mice.

[@survivorcj616]

My favorite battle was the battle of Borodino I have had the great pleasure to go there and see the terrain and it was an amazing experience and I love this campaign I can’t wait to see more

[@JohnMarkM]

This was really fun to watch! My favorite Napoleonic battle is the Battle of Friedland. It was the first Napoleonic battle I fought on the table top.

[@LittleWarsTV]

That’s a real slug-fest!

[@pevanko]

Waterloo is my favorite Napoleonic battle. Nice campaign start.

[@gphnotgph]

The season ends on a cliffhanger -- the Summer Armistice! Many thanks for the video and the campaign supplement.

[@daemonofdecay]

Battle of Waterloo. I know it’s a basic answer, but I just love it. Having a soundtrack by Abba doesn’t hurt.

[@backinthepack4180]

Great video! I would have to go with the battle of Lodi.

[@ZenMiniPainting]

Gents, a cracking video as always. Looking forward to the next installment. I'd have to say that my favourite battle of the Napoleonic period is Salamanca. After all, I was a Rifleman.

[@alexdaunoy9678]

A phenomenal beginning to the campaign. I'm excited to see the continuation. I'm personally more of a Civil War person, seeing as I am an Alabamian, but Austerlitz would be my favorite Napoleonic battle. Not to be one of cliché, it would be because it mirrors the gamble our General Lee took in May 1863 at Chancellorsville. Both were fought vastly differently, make no mistake of that, but the stakes were the same. Victory or total defeat. In the end, both were battles of divided armies and ended up as the victor's masterpiece fight. Also, if y'all could eventually do a grand campaign in the Eastern Theater of the Civil War, I would be wholly fascinated by it. Once again, great job here.

[@michaelbergen269]

Fantastic work by the generals, designers, and editors of this fine wargame! I will say that I anticipated Greg's grand reveal as Tsar Alexander as soon as the first well-timed message appeared. I look forward to parts 2 and 3! My favorite Napoleonic battle is the Battle of the Nile. Some of the best demonstrations of British naval firepower in the era!

[@SgtDeath1942]

What an awesome video, this is exactly the kind of fun wargaming we all dream of playing. A mixed systems approach is perfect to a fun multi player set up like this

[@Purple_Ronin]

Id have to say that my favorite battle of the Napoleonic age would have to be Quatre Bras. Thanks guys for all the great content always a pleasure for this history teacher in training to watch your content and potentially use it for my classroom one day.

[@prodromospeios]

The Battle of Leipzig is my favorite Napoleonic Wars battle and it is the pinnacle of an era. I wish the Emperor good luck in this campaign!

[@taraldomland8657]

My favorite battle is the battle of Rivoli, wich lead to the conclusion of the siege of Mantua and eventual surrender of Austria in the war of the first coalition. One of Napoleons greatest victories in my opinion.

[@bewawolf19]

This is obsessively nerdy and I love it.

[@LittleWarsTV]

“Obsessively nerdy” is a great motto for our club and channel!

[@elvenfellow8596]

This looks wonderful! - Napoleonic wars are a personal favorite to wargame: I do reenacting 1913 French army. Vive L'emperure, Vive La France!

[@Cainthegodslayer]

Oh, I was looking foward to this

[@nickjennings8757]

Great video chaps, love the length, content, format. Perfect! Favourite Napoleonic battle has to be Gorodetschna in 1812. Austrians and Saxons fighting side by side against the devilish Russians. We played this game with the Austrian CinC playing the cagey game, not wanting to get too involved (without Napoleon noticing) whilst the Saxon commander is desperate to get at the Russians to avenge an earlier defeat and rescue a brigade of Saxons taken prisoner days before. Great game.

[@Anvilarm07]

Wow, maybe your best campaign yet. Great portrayal of Fog of War.

[@IMSE15]

This series is an early christmas gift for sure

[@HashtagTabletopGamer]

This was my introduction to your channel, and all i can say is WOW! I really enjoyed every piece of your video and will absolutely be watching more amd joining your Patreon. Just all around stellar. Well done gentlemen, and thank you.

[@brothereduard4541]

A great campaign video. But my favorite battle is one that cemented Davout's reputation. The battle of Auerstadt. Thanks for the fun and informative game.