Map |
Situation at the start of turn five |
In area 3 I advance the artillery.
In area 4 the infantry in Columbeira fire at the French in square, the four dice increased thanks to the enemy's formation. I roll 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2, destroying the target. My rearward infantry advance diagonally left, but I leave the other infantry where they are so as not to get in the way of my cavalry.
In area 5 both cavalry units swing two hexes diagonally left, into the stream, and are followed by Sir Arthur Wellesley. Both infantry units advance.
The French commander suddenly looks vulnerable |
In area 2 the infantry roll 6, at last leaving their position and advancing off the hill.
In area 3 the French artillery do not have a target in line-of-sight (guns can only fire along a direct line of hexes, rather than having a continuous arc), and so roll 3, which has no effect. Because Allied cavalry are within three hexes, the infantry form square.
In area 4 General Delaborde rolls 2, which only has an effect after turn six.
Halfway through the battle, and the Allies are rampant |
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