Fantasy En'Counter - Der Online-Shop für Rollenspiele, Brettspiele, Miniaturen, Tabletops, Cosims, Trading Cards und mehr!

Fantasy En'Counter Logo
 

Fantasy En'Counter c/o Holger Willert  •  Gudulastr. 5 D  •  (Hofgebäude rechts hinten)  •  45131 Essen
Tel.: 0201 786877  /   0201 797743 (rund um die Uhr 24h Service)  •  Fax: 0201 797410  •  EMail: fanen@fanen.com

Einkaufswagen
Suche
Suche starten

Kategorien

Brettspiele
Rollenspiele
Tabletops / Miniaturen
Cosims
Kartenspiele
Magazine
Bücher
CDs
Figuren
Allgemein


Kataloge
(Cosims)

Firmen
Produktlinien
Spiele nach Titel


Service
Warenkorb

Warenkorb / Kasse

Bestellbedingungen

Bestellungen und mehr

Bilder aller Art

Die Galerien - Bilder aller Art

Kontaktdaten

Kontaktdaten & Anfahrt

AGB

AGB

Impressum

Impressum

Datenschutzerklärung

Datenschutz-
erklärung


Seitenabrufe

237066785 Seitenabrufe seit dem 30.06.2003


Pfad: 

HauptseiteCosimsProduktlinien (Cosims)Seven Years War Games (CoA)Leuthen - Frederick's Greatest Victory (Ziplock - Boxless)


Coverbild (Klicken zur Vergrößerung)

In den Warenkorb legen...
Artikel in den
Warenkorb legen

Leuthen - Frederick's Greatest Victory (Ziplock - Boxless)

 

Hersteller: 

Clash of Arms

Produktlinie: 

Seven Years War Games (CoA)

Bestellnummer: 

COA 9706

Produkttyp: 

Grundregeln

Sprache: 

Englisch

Preis: 

80,00 EUR

Anmerkungen:

 

Sammlerstück / Rarität

Produktbeschreibung

December 1757: Not since losing Silesia in 1742 had Austria come so close to regaining the province. With the recent Imperial victory at Breslau (November 22) Austrian forces under Prince Charles of Lorraine and Field-marshal Daun, the victor at Kolin, were only a battle away from that goal. They expected to fight this battle in the new campaign year which would begin in the coming spring.

For King Frederick II the loss of Silesia would not only be a devastating blow to his prestige but deprived of its resources, revenue and manpower Prussia's ability to continue the war would be desperately compromised. Rather than to allow the enemy to go unchallenged Frederick marched his remaining army of 40,000 men composed of Rossbach veterans and Breslau survivors against Charles' nearly 60,000-strong force of Austrians, Hungarians, Imperials, Bavarians and Wurttembergers.

On a frigid December 5th, in a season when armies usually sought the comfort of winter quarters, the opposing forces met on the snow covered fields surrounding the Silesian village of Leuthen. After deftly maneuvering around Prince Charles' flank Frederick's Prussians attacked with unprecedented fury collapsing the enemy line. However, despite this initial crushing blow the Austrians were able to reorganize their front and fight the Prussians to a standstill leaving the battle's final outcome still in doubt. Only after a climactic cavalry charge did the Habsburg army finally break and retreat to Breslau. Two weeks later the city capitulated and the Austrians evacuated Silesia. Although the war would continue for another six years Frederick would never again attain the level of success he did at Leuthen, his greatest victory.

Leuthen (Battles from the Age of Reason, Vol. 3) presents both gamers and students of the period with a colorful and meticulously detailed simulation with which to explore the actual events and possibilities of this definitive battle. Included is an historical commentary written especially for the game by the period's leading authority, Prof. Christopher Duffy. This narrative contains many previously unpublished aspects of the battle and includes maps, diagrams, statistics and his analysis of the 1757 campaign in Silesia.

Weitere Bilder

 (Klicken zur Vergrößerung)

 (Klicken zur Vergrößerung)

 (Klicken zur Vergrößerung)

Warenkorb

Im Moment ist Ihr Warenkorb noch leer. Klicken Sie auf 'Kaufen' oder 'In den Warenkorb legen', um ihn zu füllen.


Newsletter

Anmeldung für unseren Newsletter

Abmeldung für unseren Newsletter


News
(Cosims)

Frisch eingetroffen - "Prigoschin Strikes: The long Way to Moscow"

(28.06.2023)

Like it or not, we live in interesting times …”

(12.03.2022)

Like it or not, we live in interesting times …”

(03.03.2022)

Jäger verlorener Schätze aufgepasst!

(13.03.2019)

(Alle News)