Too Fat Lardies

During play yesterday, we had an interesting situation arise. A squadron of cavalry in Attack Column charged a cavalry in March Column from the front. The defending cavalry column could have evaded, but decided to stand (which at the time, I thought was odd). The defending cavalry unit since it was...

Thanks @ Archdukek . I appreciate the help. Now that you have considered the Take the Ground option, what if the unit presses on (2d6 inches, no charge) or pursues (3d6 inches, with charge). Both of these options require the winning regiment to move in the woods, just like the Take the Ground optio...

We are playing a game where the table is filled with hills covered in dense woods. During play, we noticed that is was very difficult to find a place where you could deploy a 3 section (3 stands, 6 guns) battery because you cant deploy in dense woods. However, it was possible to deploy 2 sections o...

So four (4) infantry regiments from the same brigade are charging up a hill to get to a lone infantry regiment in dense woods. The lead unit charging unit (moving at half speed for dense woods) can touch the enemy unit, and stops at 3" away with a supporting unit to the right, left, and behind. Bec...

This is fantastic. The photos are awesome. Any chance you could PM me the OBs you used, especially the troops and leader qualities?

Thanks @Archdukek. To clarify, units under the Fog of War (Fow) card can be in any formation, which would include Close Order. So being able to reform behind a FoW card seem logical, but wanted to see what other people who use FoW cards thought. As for the Phantom FoW card, I can see both sides... I...

When a Sniper is charged, does it simply Evade without an Elephant Test in all instances? So, we were playing in our 3rd game, and had a situation where an enemy sniper was deployed in front of my skirmishers. It has been noted in this forum that snipers are treated as skirmishers. Page 62 of the r...