Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Hello everyone. Me, the indomitable Clifton Seeney GDK in the Prussian Army (also a Haitian prince to boot!) and Major Richard Bradshaw of the mighty host of his most Catholic Majesty the King of Spain, seek a team of French officers to fight the battle of Leipzig. Strong swimmers are strongly encouraged to apply.

The scenario is the first day of the battle of Leipzig, #76. Any takers?

Salute!

Sitting astride their mighty steeds atop the ridge over looking the potential battlefield, the Spaniard could be seen leaning over to his esteemed comrade and was heard to say, " Senor, the land before us is empty of Frenchmen. I saw movement earlier in the day over there but when I used a telescope I saw it was only a short man herding chickens to the stream. I will have my servant prepare dinner for I fear we will be holding this position for a bit." The elder Prussian was only heard to grumble something unprintable about French bravery. *


* a stirring of the pot ...

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Major General Richard Bradshaw, 1st Viscount of Manchester

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

Say the name Dumas and the French Run or is it the new Hero's of the Allied camp 54 views and not one French team???

Blidibi dibli dibla!

I am up for it !

My comrades are just too busy, already crushing some Prussian skulls in the field. Give a me some time and I will find two more French officers....

It is weird, sometimes my cartouche appears, sometimes it doesn't. Not my fault here, I don't even know what to do and I do apologize for it.

I will nevertheless take up the gauntlet, Oberstroumpfbahnnprinz von Bidule Dumas.

General Sarazin, well met! Hopefully you can persuade some of your comrades to join the fun.

Viktor

Obeziatelno, Lieutenant!

Ya uje nashol odin kapitan iz moevo brigada.

Posmotru i skaju...

Prussian's?

Are they not Pee-Russians?

Sincerely,
Duke Morehouse

I have been told that #92 "operational leigzig" is a fun battle to be played in MP.
Would you consider it instead of the one you proposed?

So far, général Pierre D., capitaine Morehouse and myself are up to the challenge.

That sounds find with me the French are in a central position the Allies are spread out long game ok with me.

As they remained steadfast in their duty to rid the world of the French Fungus, the three stalwart allied commanders stood vigilant. The handsome, yet modest Spaniard repeated his first message in that there was still no movement in the area where the French were to be. The esteemed senior commander, Sir Cliff, drew his attention to hill 92, a bit to the right of us. Look there, there is some movement on the horizon. Appears the French bought one of the "Maps to the Stars" and came in on the wrong road. Let us not trouble them with talk of their inability to read a map and go greet them instead. The brave Viktor nodded his head in agreement and rode off to assemble his forces.

"Battle on, Garth!" he cried as he left. Cliff and I looked at each other and asked, "Do you know of this Garth?"

But Battle On it will be!

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Major General Richard Bradshaw, 1st Viscount of Manchester

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

I still have to discuss about that with my comrades.

What about optional rules?

We will give that to you!