Too Fat Lardies

Yes

That's true. But they stood in the line at all the major FIW battles at which they were present. I think the European commanders were more backwards in their view.

Mercer's guns just used their Sharp Practice characteristic a lot, cutting their reload time to 0. . .

There is a complete PSC covering Dombas in Wargames, Soldiers and Strategy issue 100.

No that'd be fine. You just need enough CIs to do it in a single turn.

In this thread http://toofatlardies.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=4009&sid=1675c23656239befd8737994588e26dc I compiled the various discrepancies for infantry. I use the Sharpulator tool to design my own lists. It can be found in the downloads section of the Lardy blog. So far as I know, nobody's ...

Leaders who are not knocked out do count for model count purposes. As do any holy men and (presumably) physics accompanying the Group. RAW musicians do not, which I think is silly, so in my games they do.

I'm not certain of any others that may exist but I wrote a scenario for the Peninsular War which involved a semaphore:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CDJ ... sp=sharing

Easily adaptable to other settings.

Yes, I think if at least one side has six leaders then both sides should probably get a 'half flag'. If at least one side has nine leaders then I'd give both sides two half flags, with the proviso that two half flags may not be played simultaneously, only individually or in conjunction with 'proper'...

I'm now experimenting with the idea of 'half flags' for larger games, especially two-a-side. These are command cards that don't count towards having 4 full flags for the bonus Activation and don't allow Activations after Tiffin but otherwise function as normal. Each player gets one dealt to him befo...