Ziploc Edition of 1806 Please visit our store for this incredible offer (available now). http://www.napoleongames.com/store.html#SO 1806 is a great game with beautiful maps by Joe Youst. You can view the product and current Q&A at http://www.napoleongames.com/forums...hread.php?p=492 (See also "Updating 1806" on page 3.) Background For our first two games we printed 2,000 units each. However, in 1998 the distribution network started to implode. With our third title we reduced printings to 1,500. The result is we have a quantity of unboxed copies of 1806 for sale in ziploc at a discount of 75%-off the retail price (the boxed version remains available). La Guerre de l'Empereur, our third title, (the first with a print run of 1,500) is now down to fewer than 10 copies on the shelf. Counter Sleds We have been asked to make these wooden counter holders available for sale, but we need to gauge demand before placing our initial order. Please see discussion and photo http://www.napoleongames.com/forums...75&page=1&pp=10 Publication Plans Four Lost Battles (the 1813 Quad) has been announced as our next publication. We are seriously considering going to press with TWO games at once this year. The second game would be the Bonaparte in Italy Expansion. Both of the new games need further playtesting before final publication. -Kevin Zucker Trophée du bicentenaire, Paris, France (photo) Winners of the largest wargaming competition in France. http://www.napoleongames.com/forums...hread.php?p=470 Official Q&A on Seven Days of 1809 We have collected all the Q&A into one quick reference, posted on 1/20/2005 Download available (Word file) at http://www.napoleongames.com/forums...57&page=1&pp=10 Four Lost Battles Development http://www.napoleongames.com/forums/showthread.php?p=488 The Battlefield of Kulm has provided a mystery. We are now designing the fifth completely new prototype map for this battle game. Source material was scarce at first, but we have been helped a lot by volunteer researchers Michel Lepetit and Jeff Moore. Jeff has provided us with a CD copy of "Die Kriege von 1792 bis 1815 in Europa un Aegypten. Schlacten-Atlas von 1792-1815." That will provide the source map for our Kulm battle game. Once this map is completed we will send out playtest kits. Back to OSG News Jan 2005 Table of Contents Back to OSG News List of Issues Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 2004 by Operational Studies Group This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com