French Eagle is the third campaign and is unlocked by completing the Declaration of Independence campaign. This campaign focuses on the actions of France in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Completing this campaign will unlock the Holy Roman Empire and Overlord in Eastern Europe campaigns and the Prussian War Challenge campaign.
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| No. | Description: | Year: |
|---|---|---|
| 1: Battle of Toulon | In August 1793, aided by royalists, the anti-French coalition successfully took Toulon. Facing the crisis, the French began to fight back, trying to retake the city. In December, the French led by Napoleon started its final attack. | 1793.12 |
| 2: Battle of Piemonte | To defeat the powerful Holy Roman Empire, the French decided to march south, driving the Roman and Sardinian forces out of Italy. In April 1796, the Italy legion led by Napoleon began to fight in north Italy and other Italian cities. | 1796.4 |
| 3: Battle of the Pyramids | Napoleon led eastern expedition to Egypt in May 1798, hoping to weaken British influence and expand power in the east. In order to turn Egypt into its colony, they must face the powerful Ottoman Empire and the popping-up British fleet. | 1798.7 |
| 4: Battle of Marengo | In May 1800 Napoleon led troops into north Italy and fought the Holy Roman Empire to confront the second anti-French coalition. But bad judgement and orders led to a lack of front forces. Resistless French had to retreat and Austrian's victory was close. | 1800.6 |
| 5: Battle of Austerlitz | Austria's join strengthened the third anti-French coalition, while failure of Trafalgar and news of Prussia entering caused national panic. Corned French must break the allied troops fast, or they would be flanked once Prussia was in. | 1805.12 |
| 6: Battle of Jena | The expansion policy of France dissatisfied Prussia so war was unavoidable. But over-prudence made Prussia quite passive before the war even started. | 1806.10 |
| 7: Peninsular War | The anti-French forces in Iberian Peninsula grew with incoming British funds. To ensure the reign, France sent troops into Spain in March 1808. Shortly after, British troops led by Duke of Wellington also took chance to land Portugal. | 1808.3 |
| 8: Battle of Wagram | In July 1809, while France was focusing on the peninsula warfare, Austrian and Prussian forces raided French territory. Eager for revenge, Napoleon led troops back but fell into an ambush by Archduke Charles. | 1809.7 |
| 9: Russian Campaign | Napoleon was always thinking about ruling the entire Europe and only Russia was not controlled by now. He knew he could focus on Britain only after occupying Russia. However, the shortage of supply and bad weather would be his enemies. | 1812.5 |
| 10: European Conqueror | With Russia defeated, the whole Europe had been controlled by Napoleon. The Great Britain across the sea became his last and the most powerful enemy. Napoleon knew by defeating Britain he would became the ruler of Europe. | 1813.6 |
Victory[]
As Britain announced surrender, emperor Napoleon succeeded in conquering the whole Europe, and a unified European empire was born.
Scenario Rewards[]
| Stars | Rewards |
|---|---|
| 12 Stars | 4500 Gold 100 Medals |
| 21 Stars | 5000 Gold |
| 30 Stars | 5500 Gold 300 Medals |
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