09-24-2013, 02:18 PM
I copied the below text from my "Strategos N" rules:
INTRODUCTION by David Wesely
These rules represent a simplified and shortened version of the rules our group has used for Napoleonic Wargames during the past three years. The primary source for our rules has been “Strategos, the American Game of War” by Charles A. L. Totten, (published in 1870). Much of the game as now played strongly resembles the original, however as “Totten” was intended to train military cadets in “contemporary” warfare, a good deal of modification was necessary to account for changes in weapons, organization and tactics between 1800 and 1870.
INTRODUCTION by David Wesely
These rules represent a simplified and shortened version of the rules our group has used for Napoleonic Wargames during the past three years. The primary source for our rules has been “Strategos, the American Game of War” by Charles A. L. Totten, (published in 1870). Much of the game as now played strongly resembles the original, however as “Totten” was intended to train military cadets in “contemporary” warfare, a good deal of modification was necessary to account for changes in weapons, organization and tactics between 1800 and 1870.
![[Image: Sven.png]](http://rizak.info/PIX/Sven.png)
Baetho an Elf
The Vales campaign