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Et sans résultat! Tabletop Rules for Recreating the Napoleonic Wars

Et sans résultat! Tabletop Rules for Recreating the Napoleonic Wars 2015

Design David M. Ensteness Art Antoine-Jean Gros Publisher The Wargaming Company
6.3 /10
BGG rating
3.4
Weight
2–6
Players
2
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0
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About the Game

Et sans résultat! is a grand tactical wargaming for the Napoleonic period.

The grand tactical focus means that a lot of low-level detail is abstracted away, a battalion being represented by a single stand. While this loss of detail may be mourned by some, it allows battles to be fought in a timely manner and players to concentrate on the tasks of generals rahter than of junior officers.

The rules aim to be compatible with figures from 2mm to 28mm size, and almost any basing scheme. There are also boxed sets of 10mm figures from The Wargaming Company purpose-made for the rules for those who don't already have an Napoleonics collection.

The title, French for "And without result!", is from Marshal Ney's comment on the indecisive yet bloody battle of Eylau.

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Categories
Book Miniatures Napoleonic Wargame
Mechanics
Dice Rolling Measurement Movement Simulation
Also known as
Et sans résultat! Operational Warfare in the Age of Napoléon
BGG ratings
16
BGG data
refreshed Sep 25, 2026

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