Ligny 1815: Last Eagles

Ligny 1815: Last Eagles is the third title of the Eagles of France series after Fallen Eagles (Waterloo) and Rising Eagles (Austerlitz).(to be released Q4 2017) At Ligny, Blucher accepted battle with

Key facts

• Number of players: 1–4
• Playtime: 60–600 min
• Min age: 14+
• Complexity: 3,4/5

Mechanics

• Grid Movement
• Hexagon Grid
• Line of Sight
• Movement Points
• Zone of Control
• Dice Rolling
• Events
• Scenario / Mission / Campaign Game
• Simulation

Categories

• Napoleonic
• Wargame

Families

• Cities: Fleurus (Belgium)
• Country: Belgium
• History: Napoleonic Wars
• History: Waterloo Campaign
• Series: Eagles of France (Hexasim)

Authors

Walter Vejdovsky

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FAQ

How many players can play Ligny 1815: Last Eagles?

Ligny 1815: Last Eagles supports 1–4 players.

How long does a game of Ligny 1815: Last Eagles take?

A game of Ligny 1815: Last Eagles usually takes about 60–600 minutes.

What age is Ligny 1815: Last Eagles suitable for?

Ligny 1815: Last Eagles is recommended for ages 14 and up.

How complex is Ligny 1815: Last Eagles?

Ligny 1815: Last Eagles has a complexity rating of 3,4 out of 5.

Is Ligny 1815: Last Eagles good for beginners?

Ligny 1815: Last Eagles is fairly involved and is best suited to experienced players.