French veteran brigade advances onto the table |
French line infantry counter-attack at Frischermont. Model was made by Iain Gale for his Waterloo game. |
Prussian
Briefing
The enemy is
defending the line of villages shown on the map. Your objective is to defeat them and move
your force of their side of the table.
Your force starts the game off table.
Two brigades can try to enter on each turn up to turn 3 and one per turn
after that. Decide your order of march
and where the troops will enter the table.
Prussian Army
1st
Brigade4 Infantry Btns, Foot gun
2nd
Brigade
4 Infantry Btns,
Rifle det, Foot gun
3RD
Brigade
4 Landwehr Btns,
Foot gun
4th
Brigade
3 Russian
Btns, Foot gun
1st
Cavalry Brigade
2 Dragoon
Regts, Horse gun
2nd
Cavalry Brigade
2 Hussar
Regts
3rd
Cavalry Brigade
2 Landwehr
Cav RegtsMoment of Glory - French light cavalry strike the flank of the Russo-German legion |
French Briefing
Your command
is defending the line of villages shown on the map. Your objective is to prevent the enemy moving
of your side of the table. Your initial
starting troops can be deployed up to half way across the table. However an outpost is established in the hamlet
just over half way across the table.
French Army
1st
French Brigade 3 Infantry Btns, Foot gun
2nd
French Brigade
3 Infantry Btns,
Foot gun
3rd
French Brigade
4 Veteran
infantry Btns, Hvy Foot gun
4th
French Brigade
2 Guard Btns
1st
French Lt Cav Brigade
2 ChaCH Regts,
Horse gun2nd French Lt Cav Brigade
2 Hussar Regts, Horse gun
Note
In addition there are 3 infantry detachments (small units) holding the hamlets.
Reserves
The 3rd and 4th Infantry
brigades and 2nd Lt Cav brigade are off-table marching to the sound
of the guns.
Arrival from
Turn 2 - 2nd
Lt Cav brigadeTurn 4 - 3rd Infantry brigade
Turn 8 - 4th Infantry brigade
I am planning a 28mm French Russian Napoleonic game in mid March using the new Blucher rules.
Landwehr cavalry threaten the French right flank |
Old Guard charge home near Frischermont |