I'd definitely keep
the majority of a campaign limited to scouting or garrison work. After
all, that's what soldiers did. Big battles only happened every few
months, if that.
For a campaign, I could see a big valley or something similar in Spain or maybe Germany. An area on the border of France where fighting may happen at any time. I don't know if I'd have any major battle occurring, except as the finale of a long campaign.
Also, there were quite a few sieges during this period. That's an instant campaign zone, followed by the big capture. Have infiltrators, scouts, guerillas, spies, and smugglers all in one neat package.
Rifles were starting to get introduced, so maybe they could be an elite rifle squad (see the Sharpe series).
For a campaign, I could see a big valley or something similar in Spain or maybe Germany. An area on the border of France where fighting may happen at any time. I don't know if I'd have any major battle occurring, except as the finale of a long campaign.
Also, there were quite a few sieges during this period. That's an instant campaign zone, followed by the big capture. Have infiltrators, scouts, guerillas, spies, and smugglers all in one neat package.
Rifles were starting to get introduced, so maybe they could be an elite rifle squad (see the Sharpe series).
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There's something rather droll about bringing D&D back to, of all things, the Napoleonic Wars.
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