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Napoleon in Europe (game) - Quiz
Contributed by: Newman
  • 1. In what year was Napoleon in Europe released?
A) 1999
B) 2001
C) 2005
D) 2000
  • 2. Who is the publisher of the board game Napoleon in Europe?
A) Eagle Games
B) GMT Games
C) Hasbro
D) Avalon Hill
  • 3. Who illustrated the map for Napoleon in Europe?
A) Alan Moon
B) Richard Borg
C) Napoleon Bonaparte
D) Paul Niemeyer
  • 4. How many major playable nations are in the game?
A) Five
B) Eight
C) Six
D) Seven
  • 5. Which of the following is a playable nation in Napoleon in Europe?
A) Denmark
B) Italy
C) Ottoman Empire
D) Sweden
  • 6. What determines the amount of time given to a country in the game?
A) Economic wealth
B) Number of players
C) Historical number of troops
D) Geographic size
  • 7. What classic board game is the basic gameplay of NiE compared to?
A) Axis & Allies
B) Diplomacy
C) Monopoly
D) Risk
  • 8. Where does fighting take place in Napoleon in Europe?
A) Via card play only
B) A smaller board simulating a battlefield
C) Directly on the main map
D) By rolling a single die on the main map
  • 9. What system is used to regulate alliances and wars?
A) Political Action Points
B) Diplomatic influence tokens
C) Prestige levels
D) Resource cards
  • 10. What is one action that requires Political Action Points?
A) Declaring war
B) Recruiting generals
C) Collecting taxes
D) Moving troops
  • 11. What is the primary effect of using Political Action Points?
A) Creating historically accurate gameplay
B) Increasing the speed of the game
C) Reducing the number of turns
D) Simplifying combat mechanics
  • 12. Which of these elements is combined in Napoleon in Europe?
A) Only military strategy and economics
B) Only economics and diplomacy
C) Only politics and military strategy
D) Economics, politics, and military strategy
  • 13. In the context of troop numbers, how does France compare to the Ottoman Empire?
A) The Ottoman Empire has more troops
B) Troop numbers are randomized
C) They have equal troops
D) France has more troops
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