Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Hello Sir,
I'm up for the optionnal rules, but open if you need else...
thank you for your great job
Regards

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3ème Brigade
1ère Division de Grosse Cavalerie
Réserve de Cavalerie
La Grande Armée

Général Patrick Mossier, Comte de Chablis et Baron de l'Empire

Please, sign me up for the embedded melee division.

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Podporuchik Dmitrij Lukin,
Malorossia Grenadier Regiment
2nd Grenadier Division
Russian Corps

Sir, I am in for the Embedded Melee Division.

<SALUTE>

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General der Infanterie
Ludwig Prinz Schmidt von Stettin-Arnimswalde
Kommandeur Leib-Grenadier-Bataillon
Kommandeur Westpreussische Brigade
Königlich-Preussisches Armeekorps

Sir

I wish to participate...
Thanks

Please, sign me in.

Preferably house rules division. If it's impossible - embedded division. Least favourable, but acceptable optional rules division.

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Wow! This many responses is amazing. Congratulations to the Tournament organizer for such a successful turnout.

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Général de Brigade William Reaves
51ème Régiment d'Infanterie de Ligne
2ème Brigade
1ère Division
5éme Corps d'Armée
La Grande Armée

Sign me up into the Embedded melee Division please

P.S. I only have Waterloo, Leipzig and Austerlitz games working currently.

Salute!

Le Chevalier enters the crowded encampment, where officers from the dueling armies are gathered together, preparing for their engagements upon the battle maps - so many, all cast in resplendent uniforms of dazzling colors and braids.

Removing his riding gloves, he casts them down upon the muster table, and declares -

House Rules, sir!

Regards,

I have Eckmuhl and Austerlitz and am available for whichever of the Divisions you need an entry.

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Marechal d'Empire John Mitchell
Grande Duc de Rivoli et Comte de Bordeaux

Madre Dios! What is all this racket? I was desperately trying to get a needed rest after a night of celebration with two other Coalition officers on a stunning multiplayer victory over French road kill when this horrendous din awoke me from the street below. Has another Revolution occurred whilst I slept? Good thing my trusted servant Maria can sleep through all this. I staggered over to the window and opened the shutters. There below, on the street in front of the fabled Rhine Tavern, there were more than several fashionably dressed French officers fighting over a well packaged bundle of horse droppings. Hanoverian horse droppings. They were desirable catch for the French, as their normal mules are not so aromatic. Through squinted eye I could see the package label. It read "Eau de Equestrian Rumpee".

After donning the appropriate uniform of the feared forces of the Peninsula, I strolled over to the tavern to add my name to contest.

Please add me to the "Embedded Melee" conflict for the Leipzig game, por favor.

Your humble servant, and Gentleman at large..

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Major General Richard Bradshaw, 1st Viscount of Manchester

Lloyd's Battery, Royal Artillery
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Reserve Artillery & Engineers

Bravo, senior Coronel !
You are incomparable and irresistible as always.
I would send my Grenadiers to attack with bayonets under your command.
Take a part in the House Rules division, I could make the special Spanish-French Peninsular scenario for you.
Viva the Military Orders Regiment !

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General-Feldmarshal Prince Vladimir N. Repnin
Imperial Russian Corps Commander
Prince Braine-Le Comte & The Adjutant-General of His Imperial Majesty
Chevalier Guards Regiment

If the Optional Rules section of the tournament remains unbalanced, please add me to the Embedded melee division.

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Unfortunately due to lack of time I will not be able to participate in the SoN tournament. I ask you to kindly remove me from the list of participants.

Thank you

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Colonel Andreu Olmo

Past the deadline but if you need someone to plug a hole in the embedded mêlée bracket I'm now available.

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Maréchal d'Empire Theron Lambert
Grand-duc de Montereau et Duc d'Angers