Didn't Dare Do Anything: 1812 in Russia – The Flanks of the Invasion

Didn't Dare Do Anything is the first sequel to Master of the World, 1812 in Russia! When Napoleon invaded Russia in the summer of 1812, he detached forces both north and south to cover the flanks of the Main Army. The Russians were forced to respond by doing the same. But separated from their chief, the hesitant, and sometimes reluctant generals acted erratically. Their uncertainly made only worse by the Emperor's constant correspondence of orders, questions, and demands. Didn't Dare Do Anything provides scenarios pitting former allies like the Austrians and Russians against each other, as well as highlighting Russian initiative vs French hesitancy. Didn't Dare Do Anything is a unique look into the problems that would snowball to plague Napoleon's 1813 campaigns. Didn't Dare Do Anything expands Master of the World! You can choose to play the scenarios of Didn't Dare Do Anything alone, or as an expansion to Master of the World, expanding its campaign! Eight scenarios Twenty-four maps Hundreds of uniform images! created especially for inclusion in this series and offering Over 100 pages 8 scenarios covering the flanks of Napoleon's invasion of Russian: Eckau Kobryn Yakubovo Klyastitsy Golovchtchitzy Swolna Gorodeczna 1st Polotsk Didn't Dare Do Anything is compatible with Et sans résultat! Original and Second Edition as well as most any other tabletop Napoleonic wargame. —description from the publisher