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A realistic board game of tactical maneuvering in the Napoleonic era
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...I sure hope it has NO fantasy.
Fantasy Flight isn't the publisher, Nexus Games is; FFG is merely the American distributor.....;-)
It doesn't have to have dragons and elves to be a proper Fantasy Flight product. Personally, I find being in command of Napoleon's armies to be a completely extravagant fantasy in its own right. He's by far my favorite warlord of all time.
If anything, there's a more legitimate claim to be had that Battles of Napoleon isn't flighty enough. :P
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Flintloque and Slaughterloo are fantasy Nap. War games. If leading Wererat Highlanders is your thing or fighting Zombie Russians or Leading Elven French are your thing look for these games. Give me a good Napoleonic War Game any day I'm just glad it does not have 10000 figures like most minature games. Keep up the good work and keep it historical. Thanks
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I think FFG are astute enough to realise this era is anything but fantasy and keep it so.
This is a 'Top Shelve' game and not one for the unclean masses 
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