La Bataille de Friedland et Danzig 1809

Premier Rules for La Bataille ME

good order. Example: A unit with morale of 32 must roll a 33 or better to be able to sustain good order. If the unit was in disorder it must toll a 36 to return to order and keep from going to rout. If the unit was in rout, there must be a roll of at least 43 in order to recover good order. When Combat Formations Check Morale:  During the Recovery Segme nt of the Chronology of Battle , if the unit is in disorder or rout.  Whenever a combat formation which is disordered or routed begins; ends; or moves through other units which are in good order. The units in good order must check their morale.  When the limit of increments in a hex has been exceeded, all units in the hex check their morale with a single dice roll, if the roll exceeds a unit’s morale value, then the unit stands. If the roll is equal to or less than the printed morale value, then the unit disorders. If the hex exceeds the stacking limit after the check, then the units must displace away from the enemy until the stacking limit is no longer exceeded.  When a combat formation wishes to stand before a cavalry charge.  When a defending formation faces assault in clear terrain. When an attacking formation wishes to assault.  When a leader casualty is suffered in a hex.  When called for as a result in the Melee Chart . When the results of the Fire Combat Chart dictate a check. When increments are lost as directed by the special rules for each game.  Any time a carre receives a “DD” result in a melee.  Whenever the special rules call for a morale check.  Whenever a formation attempts a force march.  Whenever cavalry initiates an opportunity or reaction charge. Melee Assaults (32) Although there are times when the fire assault can break an opponent, it is the assault by melee that more often than not provided the dramatic denouement to the Napoleonic battle. Here are some general rules when engaging in Assault by Melee:  There is never fire during the melee assault phase.  All fire must be concluded during its appropriate segment of the chronology of battle.

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