We used a house-rule of allowing Leadership dice to be used defensively in melee which offset standard ability to load offensive melee too heavily as per standard rules. We both liked this and will likely keep it for future games.
Last post for couple of weeks as off to Bonnie Scotland for fortnights R&R from Monday. Lots of reading material to be consumed and Stephen lent me a nice looking Dvd set of AWI documentaries in obvious attempt to try to inspire me to paint the British army which arrived yesterday from Peter Pig (and very nice figures they are too).
Forces of Mother Russia arrayed in all their splendour
Ubermensch deployed in their grubby glory
Russian Cuirassier to the fore
Prussians move to occupy the town
Russian Infantry Brigades advance
Awaiting Prussian infantry ready to volley
Crack Prussian Infantry deploy into town
Prussian Grenadiers advance through light woods
Russian right wing
Russian Hussars and Horse Grenadiers line up
Russian left wing Cavalry Brigade
Opening salvo from Russian artillery
Russian foot ready themselves in center
Action of left as Hussars bounce off blown after foolhardy charge (forced by headstrong leader)
Prussian Horse arrayed on their right
The game ooks good, Gary. I do agree that DF requires serious consideration of the scenario design for best results, especially when armies of unequal capability face off; In the absence of scenario specific rules, it is usually best for the inferior army to adopt an overall defensive posture, at least initially!
ReplyDeleteVery nice looking game. Have a great bit of R&R in Scotland.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking board and nice right up.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Good batrep my friend, nothing like supporting the russian green.
ReplyDeleteAnother great looking game there. Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteVery nice look !!! As always
ReplyDeleteGreat looking table,Sarge
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