Fourteen Days in June: The Waterloo Campaign

Fourteen Days in June: The Waterloo Campaign is a two-player Napoleonic wargame covering the 1815 campaign that led to Waterloo.

Product Type: Standalone boxed wargame.

One player commands the French army under Napoleon, while the other controls the Allied forces of Wellington and Blücher. Played on a hex map of northeastern France and southern Belgium, the game focuses on manoeuvre, timing, hidden strength, and the uncertainty of campaign-level command.

Fog of war is central to play: players may not know the true strength of opposing forces until battle is joined, and even then the full picture may remain unclear. Road congestion and route-blocking rules add further pressure, making movement and timing just as important as battlefield success.

Contents include: 1 68 × 98 cm game map, 225 die-cut 15 × 15 mm counters, 29 die-cut 15 × 30 mm counters, 26 wooden pieces, 1 rulebook, 1 extended example of play, 2 initial order sheets, 2 fog-of-war screens, screen mounts, sticky labels, and 2 six-sided dice.