Emperor's First Battles

A game by Joseph Miranda

1 - 2 Players 0 minutes Low

Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid, Relative Movement, Zone of Control

Napoleonic, Wargame

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Description

Get ready to experience the thrill of Napoleon's most iconic battles with Emperor's First Battles, a game designed by Joseph Miranda and published in 1995. This game is perfect for history buffs and strategy enthusiasts, supporting 1 to 2 players and offering a rules system that's easy to learn. The game mechanics, which include dice rolling, hexagon grid, relative movement, and zone of control, will transport you back in time to the Napoleonic era, where you'll engage in epic wargames. With its focus on army morale, you'll need to keep your troops in high spirits, as a disintegrating army can lead to devastating effects, such as halved combat strength. As you delve into the game, you'll have access to a wealth of components, including 480 die-cut counters and two large maps, each depicting a famous battle - Austerlitz 1805 and Jena-Auerstädt 1806. The game's attention to detail and historical accuracy make it a must-play for fans of the genre. And, with the Deluxe Edition now available, you can enjoy not just these two battles, but four additional ones, including Montenotte, Arcola, The Pyramids, and Marengo, all part of the Napoleon's First Battles Quad. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just starting out, Emperor's First Battles is an exciting and challenging experience that will keep you coming back for more.