Play the Austerlitz Scenario

7/20/2021

If you saw our "choose your own ending" Austerlitz wargame on YouTube, then you know we played this epic battle on a 12' long custom table, divided into three sections. And to resolve the battle, we used Dave Brown's General d'Armee rules, modified for brigade-sized formations instead of battalions. Our map, orders of battle, scenario notes, and General d'Armee rosters are available for free right here! Just grab yourself the free PDF below and check it out! Thanks for joining us on the "Free Stuff" page, where we do our best to share every single scenario we play on the channel!

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6 Comments

Rob Heath

7/20/2021 08:44:23 am

here is my setup of Austerlitz using 3mm figures that i designed an printed

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/clouddrive/share/B41wYCcYJ2NCI1M3g9OyAgD4XxuLcL2crjP7YV8kn5L

Rob Heath

7/20/2021 12:35:26 pm

whoops , wrong link

https://smile.amazon.co.uk/clouddrive/share/PEzu1lD9plDjjBtO0EWJ5mNbQwWjDzGnZGM1XoJ1iuU

Nick

7/20/2021 02:18:28 pm

Great set, scenario and vid chaps. Would have been nice to have some more video of the game and figures though?
We played the northern flank a few weeks ago using GdA which we love.
In your game were you treating each division as a ‘brigade’ for ADCs or using the corps/column commanders for this?
And lastly I noticed you mentioned in the game that you used inches for movement. Did you use this to speed up the game?
And very lastly did you use inches for shooting but reduce the ranges and if so how did you do this.
Sorry for all the Qs but I’d liked to have a go at this grand tactical version of GdA in our group.
Keep up the great work.
Cheers
Nick

Bill Molyneaux

7/20/2021 05:30:28 pm

My wife Lisa thinks this video is the best that you have produced. She is a non war gamer.

Liam

7/27/2021 07:57:05 am

Absolutely loved the video guys. I think it's your best so far, and it has inspired me to dip my toe into Napoleonics at 10mm scale and to start converting my 40k/Sigmar group.

As a novice, I was slightly confused by the yellow and red numbers in the scenario guide for each corps. My original guess was that these denoted either unit quality or brigade/battalion number, but any light you could shed would be super appreciated.

Keep up the good work!

Steve

6/1/2022 12:13:27 am

Another great video. I enjoyed both conclusions immensely and have bought the rules. Unfortunately have mainly French and British with some Austrian figures. Fingers crossed that you look at some Peninsula Wars battles in the future or that epic scale produces some Russians so I can look back at this battle ( will probably be 1812 era though! ) as even 15 mm getting too pricey for that many troops and already too invested in this scale. Also any more ancient battles or WW2 micro level would be great. Keep up the good work! I look forward to every new video release whether battles or rules reviews. Best wargames channel by a margin.

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