In 1803, the fragile peace between Britain and France collapses, plunging Europe back into war.
As the Royal Navy tightens its blockades and Napoleon prepares his Grand Armée, the continent is drawn into a widening conflict. The formation of the Third Coalition sets the stage for a series of decisive confrontations, from the thunder of cannon at Austerlitz to the naval clash at Trafalgar.
While Napoleon reshapes the balance of power on land, Britain secures dominance at sea, ensuring the struggle will stretch across continents and oceans alike.
With empires weakened, alliances shifting, and resentment growing in occupied territories, Europe braces for an even more brutal phase of the war.
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