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On the 21st October 1805 the combined fleets of France and Spain, under the command of Admiral Villeneuve, finally left Cadiz harbor to...   [click here for more]

"England Expects..." SCENARIO #1... SPIRIT

On the 21st October 1805 the combined fleets of France and Spain, under the command of Admiral Villeneuve, finally left Cadiz harbor to face the British fleet led by Admiral Lord Nelson.

This scenario is the First in a series planned to compliment the “England Expects...” naval wargame rules by Studio7aUK.

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"England Expects..." SCENARIO #3... NILE

Napoleon Bonaparte has taken an expeditionary force into Egypt, and Great Britain vehemently objects. Lord Nelson is dispatched to locate and sink the French Mediterranean fleet...

And... He did - on both counts!

This scenario is the Third in a series planned to compliment the “England Expects...” naval wargame rules by Studio7aUK.

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"I was there when Allwënn decided to baptise his sword with her name.When he refused himself a heart that he truly owned.When he wanted to die and we did not let him.I was there...Somehow, I think I am still there..."This is the legend of the indomitable Allwënn, son of elves and dwarves. A man who sometime wa...   [click here for more]

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