Blücher: Kaiserlicks

2015 · Wargame

Blücher: Kaiserlicks

During the wars of the French Revolution, the French called their Austrian enemies “kaiserlicks,” a mispronunciation of the German word for “imperial.” The humble kaiserlick was a well-trained and well-equipped soldier, the most consistent and frequent enemy of the French Republic and Empire. Kaiserlicks is a set of 67 richly colorful heavy-duty poker-sized cards, covering the army of the Austrian Empire. This set contains all of the units and officers that you need to create an Austrian army for Blücher or for a Scharnhorst campaign. —description from the publisher

Players
2–4 best 4
Playing time
120–180 min
Age
10+
NapoleonicMiniaturesScenario / Mission / Campaign Game

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