There are 23 scenarios, including one for the entire Wagram battle, and then three smaller scenarios that break the battle into smaller pieces. The size of the scenarios varies from a few divisions to Wagram.
I don't play Field of Battle, but it will be quite simple to convert the OB's to Volley and Bayonet.
One of the features I like about the scenario format is that each comes with two maps; one with only the terrain, and a second with the troop deployment. Nice touch.
I haven't decided which of the scenarios I will play first, but I will be painting more Austrians. I also recommend the Blunders on the Danube blog. It is a great resource.
Sounds like a good book idea, thanks for the posts, great blog.
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Thanks for the review and recommendation, Mike, and I hope you're well and have played at least one of the scenarios!
ReplyDeleteThe two maps are there for each scenario because I found that is what I needed to make both the terrain and the set on of the troops clear and fast!
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