Michael, The scenario in the rulebook is pretty good, especially for gamers who have a limited area available, but some variations, with a degree of historical...
One of my questions was how do people handle arrivals from off board. Do you have them as a continuous chain (subtracting the length of units in front), or...
Continuous chain, but some common sense has to be used here. If you have enemy units within Tactical Range of the entry point, I would allow the reinforcements...
Would you impose a Turn or 2 of delay to deploy? What seems to happen to me is that the lead unit makes it on the board, and then the next turn is within 18"...
Our group allows for "off-board" deployment by units with the appropriate turn delay(s) for the evolution and then come on board in the new formation. Mark ...
I normally don't impose a delay myself. The FUBAR impact is intentional. Regards, Bill Gray ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
We have actually started using divisional engagement (if one unit of a division is engaged, the rest of the division is treated as engaged too). Too often...
I was able to find 1st and 2d Nassau in Haythornwaite's book but have been unsuccessful in finding any information on the Orange Nassau uniform type and...
Found a very useful site on uniforms here http://www.1789-1815.com/uniformes.htm Orange Nassau is both depicted by colored drawing and described in French that...
... snip ... breakthroughs. ... True, but in this case the the Breakthru result occured in the Volley & Cannonade phase not the Bayonet & Sabre phase. So do...
Color me confused. How can breakthrough occur outside of the Bayonet and Sabre Phase? It only occurs as a result on the Bayonet and Sabre table. So, yes all...
When we did Jena in ABQ, Ruchel would have entered (if we had played that long!) deployed in battle order because he did that historically, but I think the...
Folks, I don't know how many of you might have already seen this, but just in case I'd like you to consider participation in the followup survey from last ...
... Maybe this happens when the defending player's brigade/battery is completely destroyed by fire whilst engaged in close combat. I have not seen this occur,...
That is my guess. Fire degrades a unit to one stand, which is then removed. The Breakthrough would come at the end of the melee phase. See Rout on p 35. ...
G'day all, Thanks Bill & Jan, That's exactly what happened. Need to make sure my fresh brigades are up closer to the front next time. Thanks for confirming the...
Yes Bill, it occurred during the Volley & Cannonade phase. A French unit had only 2 stands left. It lost 1 stand through (offensive) fire combat from a British...
I notice many people playing the scenario think the Anglo-allies have an advatange. I would suggest removing the guard cavalry from the game as I have not been...
Ney was ordered by Napoleon not to use the Guard cavalry but to use Kellerman's III Cavalry Corps instead. Only one of Kellerman's four brigades was available...
I think it is "tight" due to the number of buildings, streams and woods in the primary engagement area. Part of this could be due to my terrain. I found that...
Thanks to Jan and the Billmeister Is my impression correct that the British did not have experience with the number and weight of Artillery that the French...
Possibly. One source I have indicates British soldiers were particularly unnerved by the NOISE of the 12 lbers as they had never run into them in Spain. ...
... ...snip... With all due respect wouldn't this be more SNAFU than FUBAR or TARFU? It is after all the "Situation Normal All F****d Up" in that things like...
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