Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Gentlemen,

I would like to play in a French team as a division, corps or wing commander, depending on the scale of the scenario, the second or even third member has their own troops and one is the commander-in-chief.

It does not interfere in the my battlefront, but gives me orders, plans the overall the battle, sends me own troops or takes my, etc. Optional and house rules, not important.

What do you think?
Leipzig? Eylau? Republican Bayonets on the Rhine?

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Général de Brigade Cezary Pluskwa,
17ème Régiment de Dragons,
1ère Brigade,
4ème Division de Dragons,
3ème Corps d'Armée,
La Grande Armée.

I like this approach.. happy to join in a Wagram battle perhaps

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I have installed Wagram. 4.03. What battle? What optional and home rules?

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Général de Brigade Cezary Pluskwa,
17ème Régiment de Dragons,
1ère Brigade,
4ème Division de Dragons,
3ème Corps d'Armée,
La Grande Armée.

Happy to take on another corps/wing, John and Cezary, if space permits...

regards

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Général Mark Oakford
Duc de Smolensk, Comte d'Autun
Commandant
Réserve de Cavalerie, La Grande Armée

Perfectly. The French team is ready. John is the CinC, Mark and I are generals. We need opponents, Allies or French.

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Général de Brigade Cezary Pluskwa,
17ème Régiment de Dragons,
1ère Brigade,
4ème Division de Dragons,
3ème Corps d'Armée,
La Grande Armée.

perhaps we should talk off line while we await allied officers?

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How many are needed?
I could ask Scott Ludwig to through out a mail to the Allied side so this gets some attention.

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John, Cezary, I can be contacted via marko459 <at> yahoo.com.au

Christian's offer sounds OK.

regards

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Général Mark Oakford
Duc de Smolensk, Comte d'Autun
Commandant
Réserve de Cavalerie, La Grande Armée

3 allied officers required

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I've been following this thread for the last few days, as it all sounds very good, my concern is that I am but a lowly ensign and would certainly drag down the Allied army, forcing whomever was unfortunate enough to be my superior officer to work twice as hard both to win his own front and cover the mistakes of mine. All that said, I am very much interested in playing if what you need are Allied officers to stand around and look menacing. Should it be necessary for player balance, I would be more than happy to drag down the French side with my presence, too.

Thats the spirit

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Huzzah Bret!

I've messaged some Coalition officers, so hopefully we'll get some more officers!

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Generalfeldmarschall Scott Kronprinz "Vorwärts" Ludwig von Preußen
Kommandeur des Königlich-Preußischen Armee-Korps
Chief of Staff (CoS) of the Allied Coalition
Allied Coalition Webmaster & Club Website Support

Now whats this I hear about a single Ensign seeing off a hoard of French officers on his own? Now I have no doubts that the young chap can manage perfectly well on his own and that he doesn't need help from a crusty old duffer like myself.............

But, in the event that there could be some use for a bluff cavalry officer, like myself, and that drinks were in the offing come win or lose, then I can certainly be prevailed upon to join the fray.

Your servant & etc Sir

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Field Marshal Sir Michael Davies, 1st Duke of Glamorgan K.T.
23rd Regiment of Light Dragoons
3rd British Cavalry Brigade
Cavalry Corps

Dum vivimus vivamus

One more allied officer needed

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Gentlemen,

I see that this post has been static since the 3rd of November. I take it that there is still an opening for an allied officer to complete the Austrian team? If that is indeed the case, although not an allied officer, I would be prepared to temporarily put aside the majestic blue of France and don the white of Austria, in order for the contest to begin. Would this be acceptable to all?

I have upgraded Campaign Wagram to level 404.

What scenario were you thinking of?

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Général Gregor Morgan
Duc de Montebello et Comte de Gironde
Chef d'État-Major de la Grande Armée
Commandant du 1er Corps d'Armée