Most of the rules for the Napoleonic era focus on the battalion as the base maneuver element and some rule systems are very cumbersome for players to run no more than a brigade. Napoleon was known for “grand battles” such as Waterloo, Lutzen, and Borodino.  While most of these rule systems are pretty, the scale keeps players from getting where they really want to be – IN CHARGE!  Napoleon’s Battles was the first game system that gave them a real chance to do this.  
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Napoleon's Battles

Napoleon was known for “grand battles” such as Waterloo, Lutzen, and Marengo.   Napoleon’s Battles puts you in charge or those battles and more.  Command your army from the days of “Valmy” to the end game at “Waterloo”.  With fewer lines and bigger armies you get the clean, fast action you want all together in a single box.
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Napoleon's Battles Scenario Group 3

Once again, the bugle sounds and the drums beat the long roll to advance.  The Emperor is moving.  Do you support or oppose him?  Pick up your saber and mount your steed, it’s time to charge into battle.  Scenario Group 3 offers players the chance to fight smaller more specific battles inside the grand campaign.
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Napoleon's Battles Scenario Group 2

Can the Grande Armee hold at Leipzig?  Will Wellington prevail at Salamanca?  Can the French capture a real victory at Borodino and avoid the long retreat?  These are just a few of the questions you and your friends can answer as you mobilize your divisions once again with Scenario Group 2 for Napoleon’s Battles. 
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