The Jours de Gloire series is dedicated to Napoleon's victories and to their 200th anniversary celebrations.
The original rules were the result of a close collaboration with Richard H. Berg in 1997 (Victory rules that became Glory! for ACW and Triumph & Glory for Napoleonic) and with Marc Bransdma (French adaptation). Jours de Gloire has now been living on its own for several years, capitalizing on the experience of almost 2000 games played in tournament during the yearly Trophée du Bicentenaire.
Jours de Gloire:
- Rivoli 1797 (Vae Victis #18)
- Les Pyramides 1798 (Vae Victis #23)
- Zurich 1799 (Vae Victis #29)
- Marengo 1800 (Vae Victis #35)
- Canope 1801 (Canons en Cartons)
- Montebello 1800 (Canons en Cartons)
- Lonato 1796 (C3i Magazine #14)
- Austerlitz 1805 (sud) (Vae Victis #58)
- Haslach and Elchingen 1805 (Canons en Carton)
- Austerlitz 1805 (nord) (Vae Victis #64)
- Dürrenstein and Schöngraben 1805 (Canons en Carton)
- Iéna 1806 (Vae Victis #71)
- Maïda and Castel Nuovo 1806 (Canons en Carton)
- Schleiz, Saalfeld and Auerstaedt 1806 (Canons en Carton)
- Eylau 1807 (Vae Victis #77)
- Friedland 1807 (Canons en Carton)
- Borkowo 1806 (Vae Victis Hors-série #10)
- Medina de Rioseco and Somosierra 1808 (Vae Victis #83)
- Roliça and Vimeiro 1808 (Canons en Carton)
- Aspern-Essling 1809 (Vae Victis Collection Jeux d'Histoire)
- Gospitch and Ocaña 1809 (Canons en Carton)
- Almeida and Bussaco 1810 (Canons en Cartons & Hexasim)
- Fuentes de Onoro 1811 (Vae Victis Collection Jeux d'Histoire)
Designer: Frédéric Bey
Frédéric Bey's website with lots of material to the Jours de Gloire series: http://www.fredbey.com/
All the games are listed here in geeklist format:
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/geeklist/17219/jours-de-gloire-series-napoleon
Game System:
Jours de Gloire Series (JDG)
- scale = 297m/hex;
- time = 75 min/GT;
- strength = 200 men/SP
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