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While many of us were enjoying our Thanksgiving dinner, the folks at Victory Point Games were hard at work releasing their 100th title: Leipzig 20 from designer Lance McMillan. This just might be the largest game ever published by VPG as the Four Allies look to take down Napoleon’s Grande Armée upon the German field.

From VPG:

What began at the Battle of Dresden and continued to unfold on battlefieds across the German States including Kulm, Dennewitz, Grossbeeren, Gorlitz, and the Katzbach River, have all led up to this. Four Allied nations, and their four armies are converging on Napoleon’s Grande Armée as it falls back to its supply base at Leipzig. More than a half-million soldiers will stand and face eather other over these fateful days, which are now yours to command in this epic installment of VPG’s venerable Napoleonic 20 series. The Battle of Nations awaits!

Featuring a strategic scale with corps-sized units and multi-hour game turns, play moves smartly across this, the largest single game map in this series. Helping to tell the narrative of this great battle are new types of Event cards and the inclusion of Strategy cards allowing players to choose their pre-battle disposition and set their overall plan. This tense-and-ever-growing meeting engagement will require skill and strategic sense to master.

Innovations to this game series include the addition of Leader units, whose command span shows the limits of leadership over such a sprawling battlefield. Also, to show the prolonged effects of keeping troops committed to battle, a simple Fatigue system has been added to keep players thinking about reasting their weary forces over the multiple days of the fighting.

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