1815: The Waterloo Campaign (1975)

"1815: The Waterloo Campaign is a game covering the three days in June of 1815 which encompassed of Ligny, Quatre Bras, and Waterloo. Playing pieces represent the regiments, brigades, and divisions of infantry, cavalry, and artillery which fought in the campaign. Leaders, representing the historical commanders in the campaign, command these combat units. The rules create an action-packed situation where the fate of an empire may be decided in a day's battle on the field of Waterloo."

Intermediate complexity with two 16x21" maps of pale yellow using red, green, brown, and gray coloring. 240 standard GDW counters, 80 of which are French.

Magazine References:

Moves Article Index:

• Number 27, June/July 1976
  • 1815: The Waterloo Campaign - "Forward Observer: Return of the Ogre" (Review), Richard H. Berg

Panzerfaust and Campaign Article Index:

• Number 73 May-June 1976
  • Fight in the Skies / 1815: The Waterloo Campaign / The Russo-Japanese War / Gamma Two's New Format / NFL Strategy / Hex Sheets - "Thumbnail Analysis" (Review), Don Lowry

F&M Article Index

• Number 3 Sept/Oct 1976
  • Battle Report:GDW's 1815:The Waterloo Campaign.Warren G. Williams

• Design Analysis;GDW's 1815 vs AH's Waterloo. Frank Chadwick