Wellington: The Peninsular War 1812-1814

Wellington: The Peninsular War 1812–1814 adapts GMT’s Napoleonic card-driven system to the final campaigns in Spain and Portugal. Four commands—Britain, Spain, France North, and France South—operate as two uneasy teams across a point-to-point map. Strategy cards supply command points for movement and operations or fire as historical events that reshape diplomacy, reinforcements, initiative, and attrition. Armies must secure routes, lift sieges, coordinate allied commanders, and decide when to concentrate for battle. The team structure is central: partners share the objective of defeating the opposing coalition but retain separate forces, hands, and priorities, so cooperation and timing matter at every scale.