Frederick the Great vs Napoleon army battle

[JHG]

Frederick the Great

One of the Enlightened despots, this Prussian king was the most important servant to his state.
Abilities: >average physical abilities, intellect, excellent musical abilities, charisma, good marksman, good horseback riding, good swordsman.
Napoleon

The God of War from Corsica came from little Corsica and conquered most of Europe-towering over Admiral Shorty. Vive le Empreur!
Abilities: >average physical abilities, intellect, generalship, charisma, swordsmanship, horsemanship, creativity, marksmanship

Both get an army of 100,000 with unit composition accounting for historical accuracy and 30 cannons.

[JHG]

Two early gunpowder legends clash…This is a close one for sure!

[Kyng]

Sounds like a good, competitive match-up - although, one thing that's worth noting is that Napoleon extensively studied Frederick the Great's battle tactics .

So, does Frederick get a chance to study Napoleon - or are we treating this as a sort of "Teacher vs. Student" battle ? (Of course, Napoleon was never Frederick's "student" as such - but I hope it's clear what I mean!)