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General d’Armee 2 is designed for Divisional and Corps size actions in the Napoleonic period. Dynamic and fast-paced, General d’Armee uses the ADC command and control system seen in the first edition to put you in the shoes of the commanding General, deciding how and when to use your influence to control and win the battle.

Packed with Napoleonic flavour, General d’Armee uses the battalion as the smallest manoeuvre element, the Brigade the lowest tactical command. A typical club night action involving several Brigades per side and a full day or weekend handling a Corps or two with ease.

116 pages in length, General d’Armee 2 includes rules for using figures from 6mm to 28mm in size, details on organising your armies and getting them in the table. Two introductory scenarios are included to get you playing with the latest edition of these classic rules from the master of the big battlefield.

—description from the publisher

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The game allows you to recreate battles from the start of the Marian reforms in Rome around 105BC, when the professional Roman legionaries organised in cohorts replaced the older Republican Legion structure of maniples, through to about 200AD.

Command armies of the Ancient World on a massive scale with these innovative and fun rules that put you in charge for the classic encounters of antiquity.

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