|- ! Rank || Piece || Count per player |- | 8/1 || Emperor Napoleon (France) / Duke of Wellington (Britain) || 1 |- | 7/2 || Marshal Ney (France) / Lord Uxbridge (Britain) / Field Marshal Von Bulow (Prussia) || 1 |- | 6/3 || Empress's Dragoons (French Imperial Guard) / British Royal Guards || 2 |- | 5/4 || Polish Lancers (French Imperial Guard) / Scots Greys & Highland Regiments (Scottish cavalry and infantry, respectively) || 4/3 |- | 4/5 || Cuirassiers (French Imperial Guard) / Dutch Carabiniers (cavalry) || 5/3 |- | 3/6 || French Line Infantry / KGL Infantry (Britain) / Prussian Infantry || 15/18/3 |- | 2/7 || Chasseurs a Cheval (French cavalry) / 95th Rifles (British infantry) & KGL Hussars (British cavalry) / Silesian Landwehr (Prussian cavalry & infantry) || 6/8/8 |- | 1/8 || French Light Infantry / Brunswick Leib ("Black Infantry") || 5/3 |} The higher ranked piece always captures the lower Stratego Conquest: 1996, two- to four-handed game played on world map; alternate pieces cannons and cavalry Stratego Fortress: A 3D version of Stratego featuring a 3-level fortress and mystical themed pieces and maneuvers Fire and Ice Stratego: The Hasbro version called Fire and Ice Stratego has different pieces and rules of movement. The game features a smaller 8×10 board and each player has 30 magical and mythological themed pieces with special powers. Promotional Hertog Jan, a Dutch brand of beer, released Stratego Tournament, a promotional version of Stratego with variant rules. It includes substantially fewer pieces, including only one Bomb and no Miners. Since each side has only about 18 pieces, the pieces are far more mobile. The scout in this version is allowed to move three squares in any combination of directions (including L-shapes) and there is a new piece called the Archer, which is defeated by anything, but can defeat any piece other than the Bomb by shooting it from a two-square distance, in direct orthogonal, or straight, directions only. If one player is unable to move any more of his or her pieces, the game results in a tie because neither player's Flag was captured. Themed These variants are produced by the company with pop-culture-themed pieces. Produced by Avalon Hill: Stratego: Legends (1999) Produced by USAopoly: Competition There are now many Stratego competitions held throughout the world. The game is particularly popular in the Netherlands, Germany, Greece,