Reverse Slope

WELLINGTON was well-known for his skilful use of reverse slopes - deploying infantry below the crest of high ground to shelter them from enemy artillery.

He used this strategy to great effect at Waterloo, and this needs to be reflected in any refight.

Looking north towards the ridge where the Allied army will mainly line up

Accordingly, in our battle French artillery firing at Allied infantry on the ridge will suffer a -1 modifier for each die throw.