Which Napoleonic General Are You?
Which Napoleonic General Are You?
(Arthur Wellesley, John Moore, Napoleon Bonaparte, William II)
(Arthur Wellesley, John Moore, Napoleon Bonaparte, William II)
At 12:00 AM, 1000 enemy infantry have landed on the shore, preparing to march up the ridge to take your small wooden fortress and its garrison of 350 men.
Scouts report that an enemy force numbering fifty-thousand men are a two-days march behind your force of twenty-five thousand men, what do you do?
What factor do you feel is most important in a unit of the Napoleonic era?
You come across an enemy square stone fortress, its garrison numbering slightly less than your army, what do you do?
What type of Napoleonic unit do you feel is most important in battle and other duties?
You come across a ford in enemy territory, unsure of what lays ahead of it, who do you send across first?
How do you encourage your men before a battle?
You have been exiled as governor to a small island, what do you do?
You can choose one of the following to provide to your men after a long march. What do you choose?
What are your men?
Out of the following, what matters most in battle?
What instrument do you feel should be taken into battle.
Who do you fight for?
Your garrison, which occupies a fort overlooking a small village, is worrisome that the peasants, which may be able to overpower your garrison, are going to revolt, what do you do?
A small detachment of enemy skirmishers have appeared from a ridge beyond your position, what do you do?
What is artillery's main use in battle?
John Moore
John Moore
You are Sir John Moore. You are a proud, cheerful leader. You completely reformed the army with the addition of "Light Infantry", starting an era of modern warfare. Your highest priority is to outfox the enemy.
Arthur Wellesley
Arthur Wellesley
You are Sir Arthur Wellesley. You are a silent and disciplined leader. You are a diplomat at heart. You use the terrain and the discipline of your own troops to your advantage. You have never before experienced defeat. Your highest priority is the survival of your men.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
You are Napoleon Bonaparte. You are a glorious leader. You once controlled most of Europe. Your top priority is the expansion of your power.
William II
William II
You are William II. You are a foolish leader. Your only priority is yourself. (Decent monarch, though).