Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806 (2007) Board Game

Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806 is a historical wargame that focuses on the battles that took place in Germany during the Napoleonic Wars in in 2007. Designed by Pascal Da Silva and featuring artwork by Canons en Carton, this game provides players with an opportunity to recreate these crucial battles in a strategic and tactical setting.

Game Components of Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806

Hexagon Grid game board

Player tokens representing different military units

Battle cards for combat resolution

Rulebook with historical background and gameplay instructions

How To Setup Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806

Place the game board on a flat surface.

Each player selects a faction and places their tokens on the designated starting spaces.

Shuffle the battle cards and place them face down within reach of both players.

Determine the starting player and begin the game.

Gameplay Mechanics and Game Objective

Players take turns moving their units across the hexagon grid, engaging in combat with enemy units using battle cards. The objective is to strategically position and maneuver your troops to achieve victory by eliminating the opponent’s units or capturing key strategic points on the board.

Player Experience

Pros:

Engaging historical theme that appeals to fans of Napoleonic history

Strategic depth and tactical decision-making

Compact and portable size makes it easy to take on the go

Cons:

Limited replayability due to fixed scenarios

Some rules may be confusing for new players

Requires a dedicated opponent for optimal experience

Personal Thoughts on Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806

As a fan of historical wargames, I found Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806 to be a solid addition to my collection. While the game’s components and build quality are satisfactory, the limited replayability and somewhat steep learning curve may deter casual players. However, for those who enjoy the Napoleonic era and are looking for a strategic challenge, this game is worth considering. The pricing and availability of both new and used copies should be taken into account, as well as exploring alternatives and similar games in the genre. Overall, Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806 is a game that may not be for everyone, but for history buffs and wargame enthusiasts, it is a worthwhile experience.

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