Too Fat Lardies

1) No. Performing the Task is their activation so they can't move and Task unless moving would be an integral part of whatever task it was (and it's hard to see what that would be, but I suppose something might qualify). 2). I'd allow a Group to continue a Task they'd previously been set to perform ...

French line bns did have a piquet company in the 50s (and earlier). And when the Grenadier Company was detached, as was often the case, a second piquet company was formed by taking men from the line companies.

It's possible that Rich intended them to represent the Volontaires de l'Armée, who were drawn from line regiments on an ad hoc basis for use mainly as outpost troops.

They're all just rounded down to the nearest 5.

4 points isn't going to make much odds really, it's not really meant as a precise system

Any unit (with the exception of the odd Allied unit whose rules specify not).

I'd say it would be better to simply disallow Austrian Status I Leaders from Activating any Unit (they can organise and rally as usual).

https://www.wargamesfoundry.com/collect ... -cavalry-1
https://www.wargamesfoundry.com/collect ... -cavalry-2

Crusader, 1st Corps and Foundry do some decent 'generic Celt unarmoured cavalry' models although they're on the small side compared to, say, Victrix. But given they'll be in a different unit to any rather larger models you might have, they're okay. https://1stcorps.co.uk/product/unarmoured-cavalry/ ...

A Warlord (the only Status III allowed) costs 10 points though, not 9.

The basic issue would seem to be that CoC is a IGoUGo system (with the dice providing a brake on how much goes in each phase) while Infamy is designed as 'random alteration'. There's a decent reason for this. In CoC you'll generally have at least 3 sections and a couple of support units. Usually 6 o...