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Scenario and Campaign List - Introduction Republican Bayonets on the Rhine Scenario and Campaign List - Introduction List Comments The scenario list for Republican Bayonets on the Rhine includes 28 historical battles and over 200 scenarios that are in the main folder. This also includes Bonus, select campaign scenarios and also 15 min turn format scenarios. The players should note that the scenario file name lists whether a scenario is HTH - Head to Head or SOLO - meaning that it has AI scripts and can be played against the program. There were several HTH scenarios in the game which because of their complexity do not have a Solo counterpart. Others were simplified to allow for a more balanced situation when converted to a Solo setting. Three design scenarios are included for Scenarios Designers to use as well as those that would like to see all of the uniforms for the soldiers for this time period. They show the layout of the images that are part of the game. Key to the List Each scenario has a filename, scenario name and amount of turns on each line. Filename - has a number, the name of the action/battle and whether it is a Head to Head (HTH) or Solo (SOLO) scenario. If the scenario is a variant then the letter V followed by a number is listed after the name of the action/battle. Examples: Filename Title 001_Valmy_FB-H_HTH.scn 001. The Battle of Valmy FB-Full Battle, H-Historical, HTH-meant for Head to Head play 016_Jemappes_SG-H_SOLO.scn 016. Jemappes: Assaulting the Northern Flank SG-A segment of the full battle, H-Historical, SOLO-meant for Solo play Other abbreviations: V-Variant (V1, V2, etc) V1-1st Variant of the historical scenario 1D-1st Day of the battle, 2D-2nd Day (etc) Bonus - Bonus scenario Camp - Campaign scenario Order of Battle Review Scenarios See the OB_View folder No listing is provided for these scenarios. One was included for every OB file in the game. Use the Scenario Editor or Main Program to open these files. If you use the Scenario Editor make sure you do not save the file if prompted to do so. Do not use Fog of War if you use the Main Program. Republican Bayonets on the Rhine - Campaigns List Name/Filename Description C1. The Battles of the War of the First Coalition Seven of the most important battles of the War of the First Campaign.cpd Coalition from 1792-94 played in chronological order. Meant to acquaint the players with one of the more obscure periods of the Napoleonic Wars. C2. The Rhine Campaign of 1796 The French offensive in 1796 along the Main and Danube rivers. 1796-Rhine.cpd The Archduke Charles and the Austrians defeat the field armies of Jourdan and Moreau. C3. The Rhine Campaign of 1799 The Archduke Charles brilliant victories against Jourdan and 1799-Rhine.cpd Massena foiled by typical Austrian military planning. Massena's victory over Rimsky-Korsakov at 2nd Zurich. C4. The Rhine Campaign of 1800 The French offensive in 1800 whereby Moreau forced Kray to 1800-Rhine.cpd retreat to Bavaria. Covers the period May until the ceasefire in June. Republican Bayonets on the Rhine - Scenario List Filename Title Turns Tutorial Scenario 000_Getting_Started.scn 000. Getting Started 12 The War of the First Coalition The Battles of 1792 001_Valmy_FB-H_HTH.scn 001. The Battle of Valmy 69 002_Valmy_FB-H_SOLO.scn 002. The Battle of Valmy 69 003_Valmy_FB-V1_HTH.scn 003. The Battle of Valmy: Unleashed! 69 004_Valmy_FB-V2_HTH.scn 004. The Battle of Valmy: Meeting Engagement 69 005_Valmy_FB-V3_HTH.scn 005. The Battle of Valmy: French Attack! 69 006_Valmy_SG-H_HTH.scn 006. Valmy: Into the Valley of Death! 12 007_Valmy_SG-H_SOLO.scn 007. Valmy: Into the Valley of Death! 12 008_Valmy_SG-V1_HTH.scn 008. Valmy: Prussians Reinforced! 12 009_Valmy_SG-V2_HTH.scn 009. Valmy: French Reinforced! 16 010_Jemappes_FB-H_HTH.scn 010. The Battle of Jemappes 54 011_Jemappes_FB-H_SOLO.scn 011. The Battle of Jemappes 48 012_Jemappes_FB-V1_HTH.scn 012. Jemappes: More Austrian Forces 54 013_Jemappes_FB-V2_HTH.scn 013. Jemappes: Brunswick Arrives! 54 014_Jemappes_FB-V3_HTH.scn 014. Jemappes: More Austrians/Brunswick Arrives 54 015_Jemappes_SG-H_HTH.scn 015. Jemappes: Assaulting the Northern Flank 10 016_Jemappes_SG-H_SOLO.scn 016. Jemappes: Assaulting the Northern Flank 16 017_Jemappes_SG-V1_HTH.scn 017. Jemappes: Northern Flank Reinforced! 12 018_Jemappes_SG-V2_HTH.scn 018. Jemappes: Uncoordinated Assault 12 The Battles of 1793 019_Neerwinden_FB-H_HTH.scn 019. The Battle of Neerwinden 54 020_Neerwinden_FB-H_SOLO.scn 020. The Battle of Neerwinden 42 021_Neerwinden_FB-V1_HTH.scn 021. Neerwinden: Champmorin to the Center 54 022_Neerwinden_FB-V2_HTH.scn 022. Neerwinden: Refuse the Left! 54 023_Neerwinden_FB-V3_HTH.scn 023. Neerwinden: The Slaughterfields 54 024_Neerwinden_SG-H_HTH.scn 024. Neerwinden: Carnage in Neerwinden 14 025_Neerwinden_SG-H_SOLO.scn 025. Neerwinden: Carnage in Neerwinden 12 026_Pirmasens_FB-H_HTH.scn 026. The Battle of Pirmasens 36 027_Pirmasens_FB-H_SOLO.scn 027. The Battle of Pirmasens 24 Filename Title Turns 028_Pirmasens_FB-V1_HTH.scn 028. Pirmasens: The Saxons Arrive! 36 029_Pirmasens_FB-V2_HTH.scn 029. Pirmasens: All the Forces Arrive! 36 030_Kaiserlautern_1D-H_HTH.scn 030. The Battle of Kaiserlautern: The First Day 48 031_Kaiserlautern_1D-H_SOLO.scn 031. The Battle of Kaiserlautern: The First Day 48 032_Kaiserlautern_1D-V1_HTH.scn 032. Kaiserlautern - The First Day: Hoch Has a Better Plan 54 033_Kaiserlautern_1D-V2_HTH.scn 033. Kaiserlautern - First Day: Hoch's Forces Arrive Later 54 034_Kaiserlautern_2D-H_HTH.scn 034. The Battle of Kaiserlautern - The Second Day 60 035_Kaiserlautern_2D-H_SOLO.scn 035. The Battle of Kaiserlautern - The Second Day 54 036_Kaiserlautern_2D-V1_HTH.scn 036. Kaiserlautern - Second Day: Taponnier Redeployed 60 037_Kaiserlautern_2D-V2_HTH.scn 037. Kaiserlautern - Second Day: French Concentrated 60 038_Kaiserlautern_2D-V3_HTH.scn 038. Kaiserlautern - Second Day: Vincent to the South! 60 The Battles of 1794 039_Tourcoing_FB-H_HTH.scn 039. The Battle of Tourcoing 200 040_Tourcoing_FB-V1_HTH.scn 040. The Battle of Tourcoing: Kinsky Arrives! 200 041_Tourcoing_FB-V2_HTH.scn 041. Tourcoing: Clerfayt Arrives on Time! 200 042_Tourcoing_FB-V3_HTH.scn 042. Tourcoing: Clerfayt's Feint! 200 043_Tourcoing_1D-H_HTH.scn 043. The Battle of Tourcoing: The First Day 84 044_Tourcoing_1D-H_SOLO.scn 044. The Battle of Tourcoing: The First Day 60 045_Tourcoing_1D-V1_HTH.scn 045. Tourcoing - The First Day: French Redeployment 84 046_Tourcoing_1D-V2_HTH.scn 046. Tourcoing - The First Day: Vandamme Arrives! 84 047_Tourcoing_1D-V3_HTH.scn 047. Tourcoing - The First Day: Souham Delayed 84 048_Tourcoing_2D-H_HTH.scn 048. Battle of Tourcoing: The Second Day 60 049_Tourcoing_2D-H_SOLO.scn 049. Battle of Tourcoing: The Second Day 42 050_Tourcoing_2D-V1_HTH.scn 050. Tourcoing - The Second Day: Kinsky to the Rescue! 60 051_Tourcoing_2D-V2_HTH.scn 051. Tourcoing - Second Day: Kinsky and Charles Arrive 60 052_Tourcoing_2D-V3_HTH.scn 052. Tourcoing - The Second Day: Karl Marches North 60 053_Tourcoing_2D-V4_HTH.scn 053. Tourcoing: The Second Day - Bonnaud is Pinned! 60 054_Tournay_FB-H_HTH.scn 054. The Battle of Tournay 60 055_Tournay_FB-H_SOLO.scn 055. The Battle of Tournay 40 056_Tournay_FB-V1_HTH.scn 056. Tournay: Attacking the Allied Center 60 057_Tournay_FB-V2_HTH.scn 057. Tournay: Additional Allied Forces 60 058_Tournay_FB-V3_HTH.scn 058. Tournay: French Deployed 60 059_Fleurus_FB-H_HTH.scn 059. The Battle of Fleurus 90 060_Fleurus_FB-H_SOLO.scn 060. The Battle of Fleurus 60 061_Fleurus_FB-V1_HTH.scn 061. Fleurus: Clerfayt Arrives from the West 90 062_Fleurus_FB-V2_HTH.scn 062. Fleurus: Clerfayt Arrives from the North 90 063_Fleurus_FB-V3_HTH.scn 063. Fleurus: Clerfayt (W) and Brunswick (N) Arrive 90 Filename Title Turns 064_Fleurus_FB-V4_HTH.scn 064. Fleurus: Clerfayt (W) and Brunswick (N) Arrive 90 065_Fleurus_FB-V5_HTH.scn 065. Fleurus: Clerfayt (W) and Brunswick (E) Arrive 90 066_Fleurus_FB-V6_HTH.scn 066. Fleurus: Allied Onslaught! 90 067_Fleurus_SG-E-H_HTH.scn 067. Fleurus: Firestorm in the East! 60 068_Fleurus_SG-E-H_SOLO.scn 068. Fleurus: Firestorm in the East! 40 069_Fleurus_SG-E-V1_HTH.scn 069. Fleurus - East: Clerfayt Arrives 60 070_Fleurus_SG-W-H_HTH.scn 070. Fleurus - West: Prince William's Attack 48 071_Fleurus_SG-W-H_SOLO.scn 071. Fleurus - West: Prince William's Attack 36 072_Fleurus_SG-W-V1_HTH.scn 072. Fleurus - West: Clerfayt Arrives 48 073_Fleurus_SG-W-V2_HTH.scn 073. Fleurus - West: Clerfayt Arrives (Variable Entry) 48 074_Aldenhoven_FB-H_HTH.scn 074. The Battle of Aldenhoven 48 075_Aldenhoven_FB-H_SOLO.scn 075. The Battle of Aldenhoven 48 076_Aldenhoven_FB-V1_HTH-scn 076. Aldenhoven: Allies Reinforced 48 077_Aldenhoven_FB-V2_HTH-scn 077. Aldenhoven: Later French Start 48 The Rhine Campaign of 1796 078_1st-Altenkirchen_FB-H_HTH.scn 078. The Battle of First Altenkirchen 24 079_1st-Altenkirchen_FB-H_SOLO.scn 079. The Battle of First Altenkirchen 24 080_1st-Altenkirchen_FB-V1_HTH.scn 080. First Altenkirchen: Reinforcements on the Way! 24 081_1st-Altenkirchen_FB-V2_HTH.scn 081. First Altenkirchen: 3rd Kolonne is Here! 24 082_1st-Altenkirchen_FB-V3_HTH.scn 082. First Altenkirchen: Reinforcements Have Arrived! 24 083_Ettlingen_FB-H_HTH.scn 083. The Battle of Ettlingen-Malsch 36 084_Ettlingen_FB-H_SOLO.scn 084. The Battle of Ettlingen-Malsch 30 085_Ettlingen_FB-V1_HTH.scn 085. Ettlingen-Malsch: Crisis on the Left! 36 086_Neresheim_FB-H1_HTH.scn 086. The Battle of Neresheim: Early Start 60 087_Neresheim_FB-H2_HTH.scn 087. The Battle of Neresheim: The Austrian Assault 54 088_Neresheim_FB-H2_SOLO.scn 088. The Battle of Neresheim:
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