1812 Napoleon in Russia Replay

[@XLEGION1]

I do a computer scan of the original counters, only increase the size by a certain percentage. I then print them out on the 'Avery labels', then merely stick them onto good quality cardboard. Cutting them out carefully with a good exacto knife or box cutter.

[@XLEGION1]

Yes, that's one of John's designs and one of my favourites.

[@terencetidler6412]

Great video. Thank you.

[@CurmudgeonswithDice]

You’ve inspired me to pull this out (owned but never played) and give it a go

[@XLEGION1]

Your welcome Donald. Dated as it is, it's still one of my favourite Napoleonic Games.

[@williammcguinness795]

This was also one of my favorite games! I really felt like Napoleon when I played the area version.

[@donj2222]

Thanks for the demo

[@xvcbfbdj3595]

How did you make counters?

[@usapatriot4163]

Attrition: Since neither player is allowed to look at the units in the opposing players stack, I suppose that in the case of attrition you just pick a stack an enemy units at random and hope that the type of unit is in the hex?

[@sasha642]

Love the new counters

[@XLEGION1]

Yes, the larger size is easier on these 'old eyes'

[@usapatriot4163]

Great replay! Is this the game designed by the late John Young?