CGW Battle Reports & Scenarios

A Collection of CGW Battle Reports & Scenarios for Your Enjoyment I have put together some engaging battle reports and scenarios from the Caesar’s Gallic War for your enjoyment.

CGW Battle Reports & Scenarios

Battle of Bibracte

The Battle of Bibracte (58 BC) was a pivotal clash during the Gallic Wars. Julius Caesar’s Roman legions defeated the migrating Helvetii people near modern-day France. Using strategic positioning on elevated terrain, Caesar’s forces overcame the Helvetii’s uphill assault, securing a decisive victory and solidifying Roman dominance in the region

Battle of Vosges

The Battle of Vosges (58 BC) was a key encounter in the Gallic Wars. Julius Caesar’s Roman legions defeated the Germanic Suebi people, led by Ariovistus, near Alsace, France. Caesar’s strategic manoeuvres and disciplined forces secured a decisive victory, solidifying Roman control over Gaul’s eastern borderlands

Battle of the Sabis River

The Battle of the Sabis River (57 BC) was a fierce clash during the Gallic Wars. Julius Caesar’s Roman legions faced the Nervii and allied peoples in northern France. Despite being ambushed, Caesar’s disciplined forces regrouped, counterattacked, and secured a decisive victory, showcasing Roman resilience and tactical brilliance.

Battle of Morbihan Gulf

The Battle of Morbihan Gulf (56 BC) was a naval clash during the Gallic Wars. Julius Caesar’s Roman fleet, led by Decimus Brutus, defeated the Veneti peoples formidable ships near Quiberon Bay, France. Using innovative tactics, the Romans overcame the Veneti’s superior vessels, securing a decisive victory and Roman dominance at sea.

Battle at Gergovia

The Battle of Gergovia (52 BC) was a rare Roman defeat during the Gallic Wars. Julius Caesar’s legions attempted to besiege the fortified Arverni stronghold, led by Vercingetorix. Miscommunication among Roman forces led to a failed assault, allowing the Gauls to counterattack and secure a decisive victory, boosting Gallic morale significantly.

Battle at Lutetia Parisiorum

The Battle of Lutetia Parisiorum (52 BC) occurred during the Gallic Wars. Roman forces, led by Titus Labienus, clashed with a Gallic coalition near modern-day Paris. Using strategic feints and disciplined manoeuvres, the Romans overcame the Gauls, securing a decisive victory and reinforcing Roman control over the region.

Battle at Alesia

The Battle of Alesia (52 BC) was a decisive engagement during the Gallic Wars, showcasing Julius Caesar’s military genius. The Roman legions besieged the fortified Gallic stronghold of Alesia, led by Vercingetorix of the Arverni peoples. Caesar’s forces constructed dual fortifications: an inner wall to trap the defenders and an outer wall to repel Gallic reinforcements. Despite being outnumbered, the Romans withstood fierce attacks from both within and outside the fortifications. Caesar’s strategic use of cavalry and disciplined troops ultimately overwhelmed the Gallic forces. Vercingetorix surrendered, marking the end of major Gallic resistance and securing Roman dominance over Gaul. This victory solidified Caesar’s reputation as a brilliant commander and played a pivotal role in his rise to power. The battle remains a classic example of siege warfare and tactical ingenuity, with its legacy enduring in military history.