Situation after turn five |
My artillery fire at the infantry in the river, the three dice being increased for being on high ground, for being at close range and for being next to General Delaborde. I roll three 6s, 5, 2 and 1, destroying the Allied unit. Delaborde bravely charges the infantry in Columbeira, his four dice being reduced by one for the enemy being in cover. I roll 6, 4 and 3, eliminating the enemy one-strength unit.
My cavalry charge the infantry next to Columbeira. The five dice are reduced by one for attacking from a river, resulting in 6, two 5s and 4, eliminating the infantry.
The Allies have suffered heavy casualties, but only need to eliminate one more of my units to win |
Sir Arthur Wellesley stays in the protection of trees. The infantry in area 2 fire at General Delaborde. Their two dice are increased by being next to Wellesley, and they land 5, 4 and 3, which is enough to kill the general and, by reducing my army to fewer than three units, win the battle.
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