Too Fat Lardies

Hi, I'm sorry, this question has certainly been posed elsewhere but I can't find it. If a noble is in combat on his own (since the group he was with has been wiped out and he chose to fight) he counts hits as wounds and ignores shock. But what is he rated as? If he is the lord, he is certainly elite...

Me too - that would be great.

Many thanks John, that was indeed very helpful.

I have prepared a Peninsular game for tomorrow and will try to keep up to your excellent advice.

Many thanks again,
Tobi

Hi all, I have to admitt I struggle a little bit with the Peninsular Lists, especially with the concept of Light Infantry. For me, several questions arise: 1) Is it correct that the French do not have any light infantry? What about Voltigeurs, why do those not qualify? 2) Are the two +1 modifiers wh...

I disagree with the second point. On page 51 first passage you'll find that a unit is not able to turn if it is goaded by another unit from its front. So in my understanding the goad-card enables a flank attack same way as the carpe diem card, only it needs two units for a flank attack instead of one.

Just a gentle reminder that the next part of the video would still be very wellcome - indeed, it is eagerly awaited...