Thunder at Luetzen #99

Unpunched copy in shrink, slight ware due to age.

"Thunder at Luetzen" is an army level wargame simulation of the opening of Napoleon's 1813 campaign in Germany.

The game was first published in Strategy & Tactics magazine #99 in 1984.

The game consists of a 16 page rulebook, one 22"X34" mapsheet, 200 counters and various player aids.

Leadership and morale play an important part of the game.

Combat is by strength differential. If neither the French nor Allied army is demoralized by the end of 32 game turns, the French player wins if he controls Leipzig Bridge, otherwise the Allied player wins.

S&T #99 7/83

Berg's Review of Games R. Berg
Books in Review Editors
Computer Conflict I. Chadwick
FYI Editors
Forum M. Bashover, R. Howe
Look at the Winners! K. Eastland
MOVES Gaming Section Editors
Thunder at Luetzen B. Simmons