La Bataille de Prusse 1809

La Bataille pour la Prusse 1806 ©

Reinforcements

Roll for one of the following, every 20 minutes starting at 12:00. The order is your choice. Entry variance – the units are scheduled to entry at a specific time, but there could be delays. At the time they are due, roll (one die):

1-3 on time 4 20 minutes late 5-6 roll again next turn

Reserve außer Weimar - von Rüchel enters on the Weimar Road starting at the 13:00 turn

 Kavalrie Brigade (Wobeser Dragoons, etc.) und Kavalrie Brigade - von Wobeser  1. Division von Saxe-Weimar- Eisenach  Leichte Truppen (Sobe, etc.) und Avant Garde If the Weimar Road entry hex is captured and held by the French when the first of von Rüchel’s reinforcements are scheduled to arrive, these reinforcements do not enter. Von Rüchel is heading to East Prussia.

Victory Conditions

Coalition Strategy Options The Prussian Army had two competing ideas of how this war was to be pursued. The first was that the Prussian Army could stand on its own and defeat the French. The second was to fight a delaying action and then link up with the Russians in East Prussia. As you know, they did a little of both, although there was very little to reinforce the Russians at Eylau.

The Coalition Commander gets to choose his option at the start of the game, but does not disclose it to the French until the end of the game.

The opposing players should record losses, if the French go on a Morale Level and also when a town is captured

Option #1 Stand and Fight

 All increment losses of the French count for triple points for the Prussians ( 1 to 3)  All increment losses of the Prussians count single points for the French ( 1 to 1)  Points are awarded if the French or the Prussians occupy every hex of the villages at the end of the game

Lizteroda – 1 point Isserstadt – 1 point Hermstedt – 1 point Hohlstedt – 2 points Kappeldorf – 3 points Schoten – 2 points

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