1807: The Eagles Turn East

About this board game

1807: The Eagles Turn East is a two-player historical wargame with a 360-minute play time, covering Napoleon’s campaigns in Poland from December 1806 through the Treaty of Tilsit in July 1807.

As the French pursue the Russians beyond Warsaw, players recreate three major campaigns: Pultusk-Golymin, Eylau, and Friedland. The game captures a pivotal period in which Napoleon’s Grande Armée reached the height of its power while facing the harsh conditions of an eastern European winter.

The game includes both individual scenarios and larger campaign games, allowing players to explore the battles around East Prussia and the Vistula, Alle, and surrounding regions. Its presentation is built for detailed study and extended play, with multiple maps and organizational displays supporting the campaign experience.

• Three 34 × 22-inch maps
• Four Organization Displays
• 420 playing pieces
• Standard and Exclusive Rules
• A Study Folder for additional play and reference

1807: The Eagles Turn East uses the CNS system, representing 3,000 meters per hex, 1,000 men per strength point, and two days per turn. These scales frame the operations and battles across the three connected campaigns.

As Volume II of The Campaigns of Napoleon series, the game follows The Emperor Returns and expands the series into Napoleon’s 1807 eastern theater. It is designed for players seeking a substantial historical treatment of Pultusk-Golymin, Preussisch-Eylau, and Friedland in one comprehensive package.