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Jena 1806 (in English) - "BCW" Battles of the Coalition Wars
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Jena 1806, the first game in the "BCW" series, simulates the battle fought on October 14, 1806, in Thuringia (Duchy of Saxe-Weimar) during the War of the Fourth Coalition. Emperor Napoleon I commanded the French army: 20,880 men and 42 guns at the start of the day (Lannes' V Corps), and a total of 95,600 men and 177 guns by the end. Prince Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen commanded the combined Saxon-Prussian army: 40,500 men and 98 guns at the start of the day, rising to 54,700 men and 122 guns with the reinforcement of Rüchel's corps.
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Returns accepted up to 14 days after delivery
The rules for the 'BCW' system are available as a PDF in the "Attached Documents" tab.
Games in the "Battles of the Coalition Wars" (BCW) system are playable studies of battles from the Coalition Wars (1792–1815). The series aims to demonstrate how command functioned on the battlefield, utilizing the weaponry and tactics of the era. The system emphasizes general-level command and control while prioritizing high playability.
All games in the series share the following characteristics: Scale = 250–270 m/hex (273–295 yd/hex); Time scale = 30 min/turn (60 min/hourly phase); Counters = 1 brigade, 1 regiment, 1 battalion, 1–3 squadrons, or 1 battery; 1 Strength Point = approximately 100 men.
*Jena 1806* game components: 1 x A1 map (58x81 cm) – 6.5 x A4 counter sheets (1,080 x 15mm/5/8" square counters & markers + 34 x rectangular counters) – 5 x Order/Organization sheets (2 x A3 + 1 x A4) – 2 x Rulebooks ("Standard" and "Simple" rules) + 2 x Playbooks – 6 x Player aid sheets – 1 x Printed cardboard box.
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- 5- Napoleonic Wars
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Jena 1806, the first game in the "BCW" series, simulates the battle fought on October 14, 1806, in Thuringia (Duchy of Saxe-Weimar) during the War of the Fourth Coalition. Emperor Napoleon I commanded the French army: 20,880 men and 42 guns at the start of the day (Lannes' V Corps), and a total of 95,600 men and 177 guns by the end. Prince Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen commanded the combined Saxon-Prussian army: 40,500 men and 98 guns at the start of the day, rising to 54,700 men and 122 guns with the reinforcement of Rüchel's corps.