Bonaparte is aggressive and doesn't mind large losses. Wellington is much more analytical, making him one of the more fearsome of your opponents. When starting a new game, you can select between various missions, or customize a number of features, from selection of initial locations to the goal of the game. The Simultaneous-Turn option is without a doubt the most exciting of the changes. The players and their computer opponents maintain a fog of war environment by selecting their attacks, reinforcements, and strategic moves at the same time.
Actions play out based on the type of attack in place.
You can perform mass invasions into an area, increasing your chances of success. Thanks to the advanced dice system, the more units you have in an army, the greater the weight of the dice towards higher numbers. For example, a player with few troops receives a white 12-sided die, weighted towards an average roll of 2.6. A player with more would receive a yellow 12-sided averaging 2.9. The attacker will also have a greater chance of gaining the yellow die then the white die, as less troops are required to receive that number.