Napoleon at Leipzig

A game by Kevin Zucker

2 - 3 Players 60 - 300 minutes Medium

Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid, Ratio / Combat Results Table, Simulation

Napoleonic, Wargame

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Description

Napoleon at Leipzig is a classic board game that drops you into the midst of one of history's most pivotal battles. Published in 1979 and designed by Kevin Zucker, this game challenges 2 to 3 players to navigate the complexities of war in a simulation that's both engaging and historically rich. With a playtime of 60 to 300 minutes, you'll have ample opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Napoleonic warfare, using dice rolling and a hexagon grid to outmaneuver your opponents. As you take on the role of Napoleon or his enemies, you'll need to use all your strategic skills to emerge victorious. The game's normal complexity makes it accessible to those familiar with board games, and its detailed mechanics will keep you on your toes. With a range of scenarios and a campaign game to choose from, you'll be able to relive the Battle of Leipzig in a way that's both fun and historically accurate.