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Bonaparte Overuns Piedmont box — wargame with battle simulations by Operational Studies Group
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Bonaparte Overuns Piedmont simulates Napoleonic battles: Montenotte, Dego, San Michele, and Mondovi. Also features a campaign game covering two and one-half maps on a playing area 7 feet long.

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BATTLES SIMULATED: Montenotte, Dego, San Michele, and Mondovi, and a Campaign game covering two and one-half maps,on a playing area 7' long.    
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BARCODE: NOEAN_43467
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Description Description
BATTLES SIMULATED: Montenotte, Dego, San Michele, and Mondovi, and a Campaign game covering two and one-half maps,on a playing area 7' long.    
Additional information Additional information
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Alternative names:
BARCODE: NOEAN_43467
This was seen 724 times

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kzucker BGG user
10.0/10

Allan Sutton writes: "confused and contradictory Study Folder scenario set up charts and special rules. OSG really do need better editors and play testers." Mr. Sutton, confused himself, didn't play by the rules... "I had forgotten all the implications of 6.31. I was wondering at one point what was the use of having Argentau present if I was rolling individual initiative for the units all the time (which I was). Of course, the reason to have him roll is so the units would be in command and to enable them to advance after combat." (Cross-posted from Consimworld, Bonaparte Overruns Piedmont topic).

Vonscharnhorst1 BGG user
9.0/10

Adq. 23/3/23 Played with Stumptner variant: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/36756/last-battles-of-napoleon

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