Leipzig 1813

La Bataille de Leipzig 1813 Special Unit Types and Formations

 Grenz and Jägers in column add three to the printed morale value on the counter.

 Grenadiers do not add to the morale value for being in column.

 Austrian columns move at their printed movement value.

Cavalry Recovery of Readiness

Cavalry may not recover a step of readiness if it is in an enemy zone of influence or is under fire as a target of an offensive or defensive fire attack.

Special Terrain Types

Terrain

Northern Area Towns, The following hexes are designated as towns: Möckern, Gohlis, Euteritzsch, and Mockau

Western Area Towns , The following hexes are designated as towns: Lindenau, Schonau and Gautzsch,

Southern Area Towns, The following are designated as towns: Crobern, Connewitz, Markkleeberg, Wachau, Liebertwolkwitz, Seifershain, Probstheida, Holzhauzen, and Stotteritz

All other hexes which contain buildings are considered villages.

Any single hex by itself is considered a hamlet.

There are Chateaux hexes at Dölitz and Markkleeberg on the west side of the Elster River.

These Chateaux represents several substantial, multi-story buildings with cleared land surrounding. This makes this a defensive strong point for any determined troops. The following special rules are added for these Chateaux  Units in the Chateaux have their defensive melee value multiplied by 1.5  The Chateaux will take six steps of losses. If the units in the Chateaux take an increment loss from artillery fire, the Chateaux also takes a loss. Once the Chateaux takes 6 losses, no one can occupy the hex.  If the combat against troops in the Chateaux results in a DD, if the single digit die is even, the defending troops do not have to retreat.  For all other aspects treat the Chateau x as a town.  There is no zone of influence into the Chateaux. Units in the Chateaux exert a zone of influence to surrounding clear terrain hexes.

Major and Minor Watercourses

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