Scenario was around the British actually landing the army they had planned to for the 1809 campaign. Also, once each year we like to play one game that sees all our troops put down on the table. It is a good day for pushing lots of lead and drinking beer

Thanks!

Red shirt - with CCCP across it - and Wolverines spraypainted across it - Red Dawn shirt.

Played a large game last weekend and took lots of pictures. You can check them out here:

http://www.gfhwg.com/Galleries/February ... /index.htm

We had 7 players --- 6 of which had never played before. RoE was a big success!

Enjoy!

Perfect --- thanks everyone --- that clears up everything!

Thanks Clarence!

My group ordered several (6) rulebooks the other day --- until now we have been sharing my copy --- I still need another good read through --- but at this point I am fairly sure the cavalry issues are not in there.

Ok ... #4 is sorted upon further inspection of the rules. I am still not clear on cavalry charging --- I looked through some other threads on this but I don't see where the modifiers swing in favor of the infantry --- perhaps an example of 24 cav vs. 24 inf in square could be worked out to clarify t...

Ok, disregard #2 - reread the fight or flight section and see the note about unchanged command state. For #4 I think you need MPs from the existing turn in order to do an individual unit threat reaction vs brigade you can borrow from the next turn/phase since the brigade reaction counts as that brig...

I have now had a chance to get 3 games in with my group and I have some questions (apologies is this is somewhere in the rulebook and obvious): 1. Cavalry charging squares. I don't see anything saying that cavalry are forced to pull up from charging a square (although I see a modifer in the resolve/...

Just a follow-up from that TMP review ... I played a large game with my game group here in California this past weekend (the one I elude to in the review) ... sucked 6 additoinal guys into the warp (rules have been ordered)!

I love it!

Jay