The Battles of Waterloo
- Players: 1–4 players
- Play time: 300 min
- BGG rating: 6.6
About The Battles of Waterloo
GMT’s The Battles of Waterloo covers four major battles during the Waterloo campaign: Mont Saint Jean, Quatre Bras, Ligny, and Wavre in one package, plus a campaign game. There are 3 maps included but only the campaign game needs all three. Scenarios require one to two maps. Game components include: 480 full-color two-sided counters; Three 22x34" full-color mapsheets; One 10-sided die; 32-page Rule Book and Errata; 16-page Scenario Book; Player Aid Cards: Terrain Chart, Fire Table / Shock Table / other tables, Sequence of Play, Assault Resolution Procedure, Command Hierarchy Chart L'Armee du Nord, What To Do When You Pick That LIM. Game features include: Interactive Turn Sequence that integrates Command, Coordination and Control with play tension: the LIM (Leader Initiative Marker) system. Lower-level command ability represented by Cohesion and Commitment. Combined Arms approach to effective combat tactics. Multi-tiered movement capabilities. Grand Battery, Square, Cavalry Pursuit, Napoleon's Health, Special Chateau Defense rules A detailed study on the Waterloo campaign, colorful, and tension-filled.
- Released
- 1994
- Designer
- Richard H. Berg
- Age
- 12+
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How many players can play The Battles of Waterloo?
The Battles of Waterloo plays with 1–4 players.
How long does The Battles of Waterloo take to play?
A game of The Battles of Waterloo takes 300 min.
What age is The Battles of Waterloo for?
The recommended minimum age for The Battles of Waterloo is 12+.
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