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Series: Jours de Gloire (Frédéric Bey)

Premières Gloires

Premières Gloires

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
La Bérézina 1812

La Bérézina 1812

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
240 min
Min. Age:
0
Montebello 1800

Montebello 1800

boardgame

Montebello 1800 is the sixth game in the Jours de Gloire series, covering the June 9, 1800 battle. This historical wargame by Vae Victis includes a map, unmounted counters to cut out, and a rulebook.

Players:
2
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
12
Hanau 1813

Hanau 1813

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Medina de Rioseco 1808

Medina de Rioseco 1808

boardgame

Players:
1–2
Time:
240 min
Min. Age:
0
Les Pyramides 1798

Les Pyramides 1798

boardgame

Vae Victis issue 23 features the second game in the 'Jours de Gloire' series, simulating Napoleon's victory at the Pyramids against the Mamelukes. Including alternative scenarios for balance, it serves as an ideal introduction.

Players:
2
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
12
Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806

Schleiz, Saalfeld, Auerstaedt 1806

boardgame

This entry in the Jours de Gloire series covers the 1806 battles of Schleiz, Saalfeld, and Auerstaedt. It includes three maps, counter sheets, and a scenario booklet. The system utilizes a scale of 297 meters per hex.

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
12
Three Days of Glory 1805

Three Days of Glory 1805

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
100–500 min
Min. Age:
0
Maida and Castel Nuovo, 1806

Maida and Castel Nuovo, 1806

boardgame

This board game covers the 14th and 15th battles of the Jours de Gloire series. It uses the Canons en Carton system featuring a scale of 300 meters per hex, 75 minutes per turn, and 200 men per strength point.

Players:
2
Time:
120 min
Min. Age:
11
Montmirail & Vauchamps 1814

Montmirail & Vauchamps 1814

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
240 min
Min. Age:
0
Zürich 1799

Zürich 1799

boardgame

This third game in the "Jours de Gloire" series covers Masséna's victory at the 1799 Battle of Zurich, using a modified Richard H. Berg system. The scale is 297 meters per hex with 75-minute turns, featuring unmounted counters.

Players:
2
Time:
90 min
Min. Age:
12
La Garde Avance!

La Garde Avance!

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
60–90 min
Min. Age:
0
Gospitch  & Ocaña 1809

Gospitch & Ocaña 1809

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Ligny & Wavre 1815: The Empire's Last Victories

Ligny & Wavre 1815: The Empire's Last Victories

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Deux Années de Gloire

Deux Années de Gloire

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0
Eylau 1807

Eylau 1807

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
240 min
Min. Age:
0
Dürrenstein & Schöngraben 1805

Dürrenstein & Schöngraben 1805

boardgame

Released in October 2005, this Jours de Gloire wargame by Canons en Carton depicts minor battles during Napoleon's 1805 Austrian campaign. The components require manual assembly, and while the official rules are in French, online translations exist.

Players:
2
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
10
Rivoli 1797

Rivoli 1797

boardgame

This wargame, first published in Vae Victis, initiates a series of historical battles commemorating their bicentennial. Turns are driven by a blind marker draw mechanic. Counters must be mounted and rules are entirely in French.

Players:
2
Time:
90 min
Min. Age:
12
Marengo 1800

Marengo 1800

boardgame

Vae Victis issue 35 features a wargame covering the 1800 Battle of Marengo. It utilizes a simplified version of the 'Jours de Gloire' system rules. The counters require manual preparation and cutting. The rulebook is written in French.

Players:
2
Time:
120 min
Min. Age:
12
Haslach 1805 / Elchingen 1805

Haslach 1805 / Elchingen 1805

boardgame

This wargame from the "Jours de Gloire" series covers the 1805 historical battles of Haslach and Elchingen between French and Austrian armies. As a desktop-published game, it includes 296 unmounted counters, a double-sided map, a scenario booklet, and a player aid card.

Players:
2
Time:
90 min
Min. Age:
12
Les Quatre-Bras & Waterloo 1815: The Empire's Final Blows

Les Quatre-Bras & Waterloo 1815: The Empire's Final Blows

boardgame

Players:
2–3
Time:
120–600 min
Min. Age:
0
Lonato

Lonato

boardgame

Lonato is a self-contained wargame covering the 1796 battles. It uses GMT's Triumph & Glory and Jours de Gloire rules. Each turn represents 75 minutes, and each hex spans 325 yards. Originally published in C3i Magazine Nr 14 by Frederic Bey.

Players:
1–2
Time:
60 min
Min. Age:
12
Molins de Rei. 21-12-1808

Molins de Rei. 21-12-1808

boardgame

Players:
2
Time:
120–240 min
Min. Age:
12
Friedland 1807

Friedland 1807

boardgame

Players:
0
Time:
–
Min. Age:
0