Thanks for the response Big Al.
1) So there’s no mechanic IN Hand to Hand Combat that causes a Disorder result, got it. Makes the reference I mentioned very misleading.
2) Okay, so the winner takes any casualty counters in excess of his Stamina value into the next turn.
3) There is no mention of Division Commanders anywhere in the rules, only as headers in the scenarios. Your explanation seems to make sense, however it does lead to some other questions (for a later time).
Again, thanks.
First time user of the Black Powder system and have a copy of the Epic Battles rulebook from the starter set.
I’m hoping that these three questions are either omissions from the main BP2 rules or simple cut and paste errors. All page references are from the Epic Battles rulebook.
On page 48 the first sentence under Disorder; “Disorder can occur as a result of shooting <u>or during close combat</u>…”. I found how it happens during shooting easily enough. However, from pages 60 through 75 (especially 74 & 75 Fighting Combat) it is not mentioned that a unit can be Disordered during Hand to Hand combat let alone how.
Referencing The Battle of Quatre Bras OOB on page 244.
Assuming C-in-C: Marshal Ney (Staff Rating 8) is the ‘General’ following the definition on page 8 and has the abilities from page 27.
Then there’s Campi’s Brigade (Staff Rating 7) of 5 battalions and Husson’s Brigade (Staff Rating 7) of 4 battalions. These two would be ‘Brigade Commanders’ as defined by the rules on pages 8 & 20.
So what about Bachelu’s Division (Staff Rating 7)? The only two command levels I’ve seen in the rules are ‘General’ and ‘Brigade Commander’, no other intermediate levels of command are mentioned.
Thanks, in advance for any feedback.