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An alternate Quatre Bras scenario to the published version. Utilises a historical map and order of battle, and attempts to address some of the issues with the original scenario.

A quickstart army list for NB300 - matched 300 points French and British army lists 1810 (Peninsula campaign)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - matched 245 points French and British army lists 1810 (Peninsula campaign)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Austria 1794-1804 (Rivoli, Novi and Marengo campaigns in Italy; Wurzburg and Hohelinden campaigns in Germany).

A quickstart army list for NB300 - matched 270 points French and Austrian army lists 1809 (Wagram campaign)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points France 1799 (Italy, Germany or Holland)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Russia 1805 (Austerlitz Campaign)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Russia 1799 (Novi campaign)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Russia 1792-1812

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Prussia 1792-1807 (Jena-Auerstaedt campaign)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Prussia 1813-1814 (War of the Liberation and Invasion of France)

A quickstart army list for NB300 - 300 points Prussia 1815 (Netherlands and Invasion of France)

NB300 Part A - Overview and Core Rules (build 011) NB300 is an extention to the Napoleon's Battles rules. It builds on the Napoleon's Battle point selection system and provides selection lists for historically based, balanced army lists (like a Flames of War or Warhammer codex). It allows for short, balanced games that can be completed in an evening or can provide a basis for a competition format. Part A covers the key concepts, general selection and army selection processes (uploaded by the developer)

NB300 Part B - National Army Selection Listings (build 012) NB300 is an extention to the Napoleon's Battles rules. It builds on the Napoleon's Battle point selection system and provides selection lists for historically based, balanced army lists (like a Flames of War or Warhammer codex). It allows for short, balanced games that can be completed in an evening or can provide a basis for a competition format. Part B contains 21 lists for major and minor powers and 25 for lesser satellites. (uploaded by the developer)

NB300 Part C - Scenarios (build 011) NB300 is an extention to the Napoleon's Battles rules. It builds on the Napoleon's Battle point selection system and provides selection lists for historically based, balanced army lists (like a Flames of War or Warhammer codex). It allows for short, balanced games that can be completed in an evening or can provide a basis for a competition format. Part C contains 28 generic scenarios for 2 player and multiplayer games. (uploaded by the developer)

NB300 The sample army list in MS Word format to allow people to download and use as a basis for editing

NB300 - an extract from the system showing the National Listing for Austria

NB300 - the sample army listing from the rule system

A step by step example of building your own custom army list using NB300

Historical Scenario: Western Germany - September 1796 version 1.3 At the height of the French Revolutionary Wars the French simultaneously invaded Italy and Germany. Napoleon undertook the campaign against Piedmont and Austria in Italy. Meanwhile in Germany, Archduke Charles positioned his Austrian army for the decisive battle against Jourdan's Army of the Sambre and Meuse at Wurzburg. Four historical scenarios based around the final battle of the German campaign. (uploaded by scenario designer)

version 1.2 Labels for troop formations to accompany the separate scenario file. (uploaded by scenario designer)

Historical Scenario: Saxony - October 1813. version 1.2 As the French and Allied armies gather around Leipzig Napoleon orders Murat to fight a delaying action to buy more time. Rather than a defensive action, Murat contemplates an aggressive response to the allies advance. The result was one of the largest cavalry battles of the Napoleonic Wars. ***Note - there is a separate file with the unit labels. (uploaded by the scenario designer)

Historical Scenario: Italy - 1809 version 1.1 Eugene de Beauharnais led the French and Italian L?Arm

version 1.3 Historical Scenario: Eastern France - 28th June 1815 The last battle of the Napoleonic Wars. Rapp's Armee du Rhin faces Eugene's 3rd Wurtemburg Corps outside Strasbourg. A tight contest between two corps sized forces. (posted by the scenario designer)

version 01c Historical Scenario: Poland 1806 While the French troops prepared to celebrate Christmas, the Russians are in retreat across Poland. As General Benningen gathers his troops around the river crossing at Pultusk, Gallitzin and Doctorov march their divisions to cover the northern flank of Benningsen?s army. To their dismay they find themselves assaulted by the main French army. Believing this to be the entire Russian army Napoleon orders an immediate attack with all available troops. As the corps of Murat, Davout and Augereau bear down upon Gallitzen's two meagre division the sound of artillery can be heard from Pultusk, 13 miles to the South. The Russians have no alternative but to attempt to hold off the French long enough for night to fall and cover their retreat. (uploaded by scenario designer)