Situation after turn six |
In area 3 my artillery fire at the French cavalry, their two dice being increased by one for being next to Sir Arthur Wellesley, and by two more for shooting at short range. I roll 4, 3, 2 and two 1s, forcing the cavalry back a hex. The three-strength infantry advance obliquely right and fire at the French cavalry. Their three dice are decreased for moving, and I roll two 3s. The two-strength infantry also advance obliquely right and charge the cavalry. Their two dice are increased for attacking at short range after moving, and I roll two 6s and 5, eliminating the French unit.
In area 2 my cavalry attack the French in-square infantry. The five dice are decreased by three, but I roll 5 and 1, eliminating the French unit. My infantry advance obliquely right and fire at the French nearest them. The four dice are decreased for moving, and I roll 3 and two 2s.
The French right-flank has been wiped out, making the French commander look suddenly vulnerable |
Only the infantry in area 5 can be activated, but they stand still as they cannot move nearer the French commander.
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