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Napoleonic scenario

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Hi are there any good Napoleonic global scenarios (something of the magnitude of FITE or D21 or World at War) you would recommend ?
Same question for any other musket/ancient/pre-WW1 conflicts?

I really like this "grand-tactical" feel of the above mentioned scenarios (FITE, D21, etc). 5+ years conflicts, weekly turns or even smaller, 500+ turns, small scale hex (10km max) etc.

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Have you tried either of these two yet?

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Nope. Because I was looking for something prior to WW1. But I will have a look if you recommend it ;-)
Forgot to mention that it's for PBEM so I hope these scenarios are suitable.
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Just had a look. Looks good (especially "Home before ...") but it's nothing of the magnitude of D21 or FITE2 :-(
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Here's all the prior to WWI scenarios I have. Anybody wanting one of them drop me a PM or an email and I'll ship it to you.


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La Grand Armee might be worth a try.
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Don’t know of any 1800’s scenarios which are the grand scale you described. But there are a few of smaller scale you might be interested in playing. I find La Grande Armee very interesting and challenging. All should be available for TOAW IV.

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Der Deutsch-Franzosischer Krieg 1870
Double Eagle-Rising Sun 1904 – 1905
Franco-Prussian War 1870
Germany 1813
La Grande Armee 1805
Leipzig 1813
Waterloo 1815
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