In 1812, Napoleon launches his most ambitious campaign yet, the invasion of Russia.
With over 600,000 men, the Grand Armée advances deep into hostile territory, only to face scorched earth tactics, disease, and the brutal Russian winter. The Battle of Borodino delivers staggering casualties, and when Napoleon reaches Moscow, he finds the city abandoned and burning.
As supply lines collapse and the freezing retreat begins, the once-invincible French army is shattered. In the aftermath, Prussia and Austria rise again, forming a new coalition that will confront Napoleon in one of the largest battles in European history at Leipzig.
Across the continent, resistance grows, and the tide of war begins to turn.
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