Wargames, Soldiers & Strategy Issue 135
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In this issue, WS&S looks at the rise of Napoleon to Consul of France and then to Emperor, with a focus on the fighting in Egypt and the Marengo Italian campaign.
Theme: The War of the Second Coalition
- Rob Harper, 'Corsican ambition - Napoleon Bonaparte's rise to First Consul'.
- Rob Harper, 'Napoleon's Middle Eastern adventure - The battles of Mount Tabour and Aboukir'.
- Eoghan Kelly, 'The Italian campaign of 1800 - Flying like lightening and striking like a thunderbolt'.
- Rob Harper, 'General Victor's determined stand - Refighting the Battle of Marengo: 14 June, 1800'.
- Guy Bowers, 'To consul and then emperor - Building a French Republican army'.
- Rubén Torregrosa, 'Napoleon in Egypt - Recreating Jean-Léon Gérôme's painting'.
Features
- Robert Lister, 'Wo sind die andern? - The Chasseurs Ardennais at Bodange 1940'.
- James Morris, 'The Sutton Hoo kingmaker - Refighting the 616 Battle of the River Idle'.
- Robert Lister, 'The Ottoman Empire strikes back - The Battle of Oltenitza: 4 November 1853'.
- Joe Bilton, 'Rebuilding Caen - The iconic church for Operation Charnwood'.
- Mark Bretherton, 'Better basing - A guide to simple but effective figure basing'.
- Matt Stephenson, 'Faster, better Japanese - Painting the WWII-era Imperial Japanese army'.
Departments
- Miniature reviews
- Rick Priestley, 'This gaming life - Varnishing the elephant'.
- David Hiscocks, 'The Irregular - Stillmania revisited: having fun in 2025'.
- Chris King, 'What's new in Chain of Command 2 - The second edition of a popular WWII ruleset'.
- Jon Freeman, Robert Lister, Chris Payne, and Alex Shears, 'Game reviews - Armies of the United States (supplement for 3rd edition Bolt Action), Age of Chivalry (supplement for SAGA), Space Battles: A Spacefarer's Guide, Rapid Fire! Monty vs Rommel, and Conquest: Alexander and Hannibal (supplement for Strength and Honour)'.
- Book reviews