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La Bataille d’Austerlitz

Règlements Exclusif Pour le Règlement de l’An XXX

et Le Règlement des Marie Louises

Modified: July 19, 2010 Printed: August 2, 2010

La Bataille d’Austerlitz 2

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Copyright © 2010 Clash of Arms. July 18, 2010 Rules marked with an eagle or are shaded with a grey background apply only to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX.

All rules herein take precedence over any rules in the series rules which they may contradict.

1.0 INTRODUCTION La Bataille d’Austerlitz is a tactical Napoleonic game of Napoleon’s battle of the 2nd of December with the Russo-Austrians which ended the 1805 campaign.

2.0 RULES QUESTIONS Send questions or comments to the following address: Clash of Arms Games 1804 Hoffmansville Road PO Box 212 Sassamansville, PA. 19472-0212 Or email us at: [email protected] “Attention: Rules Questions Austerlitz” Or check the La Bataille forum at Consimworld: http://www.consimworld.com.

3.0 GAME COMPONENTS A complete game of La Bataille d’Austerlitz includes the following components:

1. Two 22” x 34” and two 22” x 17” maps @ 100m (alternatively two xx22” by xx34” maps @ 140m from Rick Barber 2010)

2. A lot of counters 3. Two Series Rules books (Règlements de l’An XXX, et la

Règlements des Maries Louises) 4. One Exclusive Rules Book 5. Charts and tables 6. Six organizational displays 7. Game Turn Record Track 8. Terrain Effects Chart

4.0 COUNTER AMENDMENTS NOTE: The following additional leader counters are required to

play the game. Download the leader counters from XXXXX.

4.1 French • Add brigade leader Fauconnet (LC/IV) 0-15 -/2/-/2 • Add brigade leader Margaron (LC/V) 0-15 -/2/-/2 • Add division leader Beaumont (3rd Drag/CR) 0-12 -/2/-/2

4.2 Austrian • The 5 Fusilier (Grenz) battalions in Kienmeyer’s Advanced

Guard may skirmish and have a fire range of 2 • The O’Reilly Cheveaux-leger should not be lancers. • The Schwarzenberg Uhlan & Merveldt Uhlan should be

lancers, lance value +1 • Add brigade leader Carneville (Lt/AG) 0-12 -/2/-/2 • Add brigade leader Stutterheim (Cav/AG) 0-15 -/2/-/2 • Add brigade leader M. Liechtenstein (Cav/AG) 0-15 -/2/-/2

4.3 Russian • The Kiselev Cossack should be lancers, lance value +3 • The Isayev Cossack should be lancers, lance value +5 • Add brigade leader Dolgorukov III (Lt/AG) 0-10 1/-/-/2 • Add brigade leader Kamensky II (Bde/AG) 0-10 2/-/-/2 • Add brigade leader Engelhardt (Bde/AG) 0-10 1/-/-/1 • Add brigade leader Voropaitzky (Hv Cav/AG) 0-12 -/1/-/2 • Add brigade leader Wittgenstein (Lt Cav/AG) 0-15 -/2/-/2 • Add brigade leader Tschaplitz (Cos/AG) 0-16 -/4/-/2

5.0 TERRAIN

5.1 Earthworks: Santon Redoubt Designer’s NOTE: On Napoleon’s orders a redoubt was built on

top of Santon Hill and the east face of the hill was scarped to improved the field of fire and prevent a direct assault. 5.1.1 Facing: A unit in an earthwork can be considered to be inside or outside of an earthwork. All units in a stack must be inside or outside of the Redoubt. Only units which are inside the Redoubt receive the defensive benefits of the earthwork. The determination of inside or outside is made by the facing of the units in the earthwork, even when the units are in Disorder or PGD. Units in the earthwork face a hexside. The units are considered in the earthwork if they are facing the center of the three hexsides of the redoubt, otherwise they are considered to be outside of the earthwork.. Infantry units in Good Order outside of the earthwork are assumed to be in Column, unless in Disorder and may not form Square even in reaction to an enemy Charge. Infantry units inside an earthwork are deployed with their front side up. They may not be deployed in Skirmish Order while inside the earthwork, though they may move through it while in Skirmish Order. 5.1.2 The Santon Redoubt has 3 front and 3 rear hexsides. Units inside the redoubt face the center of the three front hexsides and have the same facing as the redoubt. 5.1.3 Stacking: For unit inside of an earthwork, a maximum of one battalion, or 6 increments of infantry, and one battery, of any size, may stack in an earthwork hex. For units outside of an earthwork, a maximum of one battalion or 6 increments of infantry and/or artillery may stack in the hex. Infantry units in regimental Presentation must break down into battalions before entering an earthwork, including for Advance after Assault. 5.1.4 Cavalry may not enter the Earthwork hexes, either during movement, Advance after Charge or in Pursuit. They may, however, still Charge and Mêlee units in Earthworks. And even though cavalry units may not enter an earthwork they still Disorder in the “Advance after Charge” step following a Mêlée against units inside the earthworks.

NOTE: For the Règlements de l’An XXX, a leader is not required for units to stack in an Earthwork hex.

5.1.5 Zones of Influence: Zones of Influence extend into and out of Earthwork hexes. 5.1.6 Line of Sight: Earthworks do not block Line of Sight. 5.1.7 Formation: Units in Earthworks, are in a kind of General Order, except that their facing and front, flank and rear hexsides conform to the type of Earthwork in which they are deployed. Units in Earthworks may not form Line, Column or Square. 5.1.8 Fire Combat: Units inside an Earthwork fired on through the front hexsides of an earthwork receive the defensive fire benefit of the earthwork. Units inside an Earthwork fired on through flank or rear hexsides have the fire defense of units in Column in clear terrain. Units outside of an earthwork use the column on the Fire Defense Chart for Clear terrain.


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5.1.9 Firing from Inside an Earthwork : One infantry and one artillery unit may fire from an earthwork. Infantry units use their printed Fire Value. 5.1.10 Assaulting Earthworks: The Santon earthwork may not be assaulted through its front hexsides. 5.1.11 Charging Earthworks: Cavalry may only Charge the Santon earthwork through its rear hexsides. Cavalry which successfully charges units in an earthwork do not advance into the earthwork in the Advance after Charge step and since there is no advance there are no Opportunity Reactions. However, the units which Charged still become Disordered, if not already Disordered. There is no Pursuit of units in earthworks. Skip the Pursuit step of the Cavalry Charge vs. Infantry and Artillery Mêlée Mêléeprocedure. After the Mêlée results are executed, if any, the cavalry then may conduct Cavalry Regroup movement if allowed and the Charge ends.

Designer’s NOTE: For the most part the earthworks were relatively small and do not occupy the entire hex. Indeed in many cases not all the troops and guns positioned at the earthworks could fit inside and were deployed beside or behind. In addition the earthworks were relatively short in height and numerous shot and shell passed over. Also, keep in mind the earthworks are not unassailable bastions of defense. Without an active defender mounting counterattacks and sending in reinforcements they are merely piles of dirt.

5.1.12 French Artillery in the Santon Redoubt does not consume ammunition.

NOTE: Ammunition rules only apply to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX.

5.2 Ditch The two bold hexside just east of Telnitz are the Telnitz ditch. 5.2.1 These hexsides are impassable and no mêlée combat is possible. Fire combat is unaffected. 5.2.2 Zones of Influence do not extend across ditch hexsides.

5.3 Bridges and Fords All the streams are frozen so bridges and fords have no effect.

5.4 Slopes Designer’s NOTE: The terrain on which Austerlitz was fought consisted on a series of mainly marshy valleys (well frozen) surrounding the Pratzen plateau, most of the slopes to the plateau were steep enough to cause formed units problems.

5.4.1 A hex that has a slope hexside is considered to be the other type of terrain in the hex for the purposes of fire defense. 5.4.2 The cost to enter a hex across the slope hexside is the cost of the terrain in the hex plus the cost of the slope hexside. 5.4.3 Cavalry may not Charge, and hence may not Mêlée, units across slope hexsides. Nor may cavalry pursue retreating units across slope hexsides. 5.4.4 Infantry defending against assaults exclusively from units assaulting up slope hexsides receive a +6 Roll to Stand modifier. 5.4.5 Infantry units assaulting up a slope suffer a -6 modifier to their Roll to Close.

5.5 Special Structures There are two Special Structures near Sokolnitz. The single village hex north of Sokolnitz is the castle (walled 18th century manor house and garden). The five-story Granary is the righthand (east) of the two hexes south of the three hexes at the north end of the village. The following rules supersede the series rules regarding Special Structures. 5.5.1 Line of Sight: Special Structures block line of sight. 5.5.2 Zones of Influence: Zones of Influence do not extend into Special Structure hexes.

5.5.3 Stacking: Up to 6 increments or 1 battalion of infantry may stack in a Special Structure hex. Units may voluntarily stack in a Special Structure without the presence of a friendly leader. 5.5.3.1 Regimental Presentation: Infantry units in Regimental Presentation with more than 6 increments, and which have battalion counters, must break down into battalions before entering a Special Structure hex. If more than one battalion enters they may total no more than 6 increments. These rules apply for all forms of movement voluntary or involuntary. 5.5.4 Movement: Only infantry may deploy in a Special Structure hex. Cavalry and artillery may not enter a Special Structure hex, except to pass through it and only if they enter and exit via a road/highway or trail in Road Column. A unit that passes through the hex may not stop in the hex, and may not enter the hex unless its current movement potential is sufficient to allow it to continue into the adjoining hex. 5.5.5 Formation: A unit deployed in a Special Structure is always considered as if in Square as long as it is in good order (not Disordered or PGD). It thus has the facing and Zone of Influence of a Square, the firing pattern and fire effects of a Square, and the morale modifier of a Square. Unlike a Square a unit in a Special Structure does not have to subscribe to the 3 increments minimum to receive these benefits. Units may not employ Skirmish order while in a Special Structure. No unit may be deployed in a Special Structure and in some other hex. 5.5.6 Fire Combat: Infantry units firing on a Special Structure halve their fire values. Artillery firing on a Special Structure does not receive the Point Blank Range benefit and use its Long Range Fire Value regardless of the actual distance. Regardless of the size of defending forces, a maximum of 6 increments may be used to fire from a Special Structure. 5.5.7 Assault: Only infantry may assault a Special Structure hex (that is Cavalry may neither Charge or Mêlée units in Special Structures). Only 6 increments may assault or defend a Special Structure hex. Regardless of the size of the forces, only six parts of the attacking or defending forces may be used for attack or defense. Infantry assaulting one of these hexes does not have its Mêlée Value modified as if attacking a Square. 5.5.7.1 Roll to Stand: Units in Special Structures automatically Stand when assaulted. They must still roll the dice, however, to determine if they deliver effective Defensive Fire and receive any Defensive Shifts (but do not Disorder for Roll to Stand failure). 5.5.7.2 Sapeurs: Sapeurs stacked with infantry in an assault on a Special Structure hex will cause a one column shift in their favor on the Assaut et Mêlée Chart. They may be part of the assault, may assault the hex without the infantry, or simply be stacked with an assaulting unit without taking part in the assault themselves, and still cause this column shift. 5.5.7.3 Assault and Mêlée Results: Defending units ignore all DR and DD# combat results on the Assaut et Mêlée Chart, instead they lose one increment from their strength.

5.6 Marsh / Swamp Marshes are frozen, and treated as clear terrain.

5.7 Chapel and Villages 5.7.1 Line of Sight: Chapel & Village hexes block Line of Sight. 5.7.2 Stacking: Chapel & Village hexes require formed units, (i.e. those not in Skirmish Order, Disorder or PGD), to enter General Order upon entering. 5.7.3 Cavalry Charge: Cavalry may not pursue retreating units into Chapel & Village hexes. The Pursuit stops at the Chapel & Village’s edge.

5.8 Woods & Pheasantry 5.8.1 Line of Sight: Woods & Pheasantry hexes block Line of Sight. 5.8.2 Stacking: Woods & Pheasantry hexes require formed units, (i.e. those not in Skirmish Order, Disorder or PGD), to enter General Order upon entering.


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5.8.3 Cavalry Charge: Cavalry may not pursue retreating units into Woods & Pheasantry hexes. The Pursuit stops at the Woods or Pheasantry’s edge. 5.8.4 Artillery may only enter Woods hexes through connecting trail or road hexes. They may not unlimber in a Woods hex.

5.9 Pheasantry Wall The Pheasantry is surrounded by a wall.

Designer’s NOTE: It is possible that during the battle sapeurs knocked holes in the wall to allow artillery to be emplaced, but there is no written evidence of this.

5.9.1 The wall may not be crossed by Artillery. 5.9.2 The wall has no effect on fire combat. 5.9.3 The wall has a Roll to Close modifier of -6. 5.9.4 The wall has a Roll to Stand modifier of +6. 5.9.5 Cavalry that conducts Charge Movement across the wall or attempts to Mêlée units as a result of Charge on the other side of the wall Disorder and then complete their Charge or Mêlée in that state.

NOTE: Charge movement across the wall only applies to the Règlement de l’An XXX. Players using the Règlement des Marie Louises would use regular movement to cross the wall and then Charge when

adjacent to the target.

5.10 General Order The following terrain requires formed units to enter General Order when entering:

• Sokolnitz Castle • Woods and Pheasantry • Village and Chapel

5.11 Depots 5.11.1 French: The hex of the Route de Brunn road leading off the west map edge is the French Depot hexes. 5.11.2 French III Corps: The French III Corps may resupply with 5 hexes of set-up location L. 5.11.3 Allies: The hex of the Route d’Olmutz road leading off the east map edge is Austro Russian Depot hexes.

5.12 Terrain and Artillery Ricochet Artillery fire which targets the following hexes terminates

in them. Ricochet fire may bounce into, but not through the following hexes.

• The Santon Redoubt • Wood hexes • Pheasantry hexes • Sokolnitz castle • Upslope hexsides NOTE: Artillery Ricochet only applies to the Règlements de l’An

XXX.

6.0 COMMAND The Organization and Display Charts reveal the command structure of the armies. Refer to them as necessary.

6.1 Austro Russian Brigade Leaders Brigade leaders are included in the Advanced Guard(s). Brigade leaders add an extra step in the chain of command. Brigade leaders may form an MU consisting of the units of their brigade within their Command Span. Brigade leaders have a Command Span of 2 hexes (adjacent hex plus one). For a unit of a brigade to be In Command it must be within the brigade leader’s Command Span of two hexes. For a brigade leader to be In Command he must be within the three hex

Command Span of his division leader and thereby be eligible to form part of a larger MU. As with the component divisions of a corps, brigades may form part of a division sized MU consisting of all of his constituent brigade leaders within his Command Span and all units within their respective brigade leader’s Command Span. A division leader does not need to be “Activated” to form a division sized MU consisting of multiple brigades and they may do so for a cost of one CP. Brigade leaders may not attach army or corps assets to their MU.

6.2 Cavalry Brigade Leaders Some French infantry corps also have cavalry brigades attached. The cavalry brigade leaders are In Command if they are within 6 hexes of their Corps leader and may be part of a Corps sized MU provided the corps leader is Activated. Light cavalry may roll for initiative to form their own CP.

6.3 French 6.3.1 Command Points: The French receive one Command Point for Napoléon, Bernadotte, Davout, Soult, Lannes, Murat, Bessières for a total of 7 Command Points. 6.3.2 The two French Defence Zones generate a CP which must be spent on themselves, use a spare MU marker if they are active and place it the draw cup. 6.3.2.1 The zones are Telnitz (Village and two hexes around on all sides), and Sokolnitz (Village, Castle & Pheasantry). 6.3.2.2 Units in defence zones may move freely within the Defence Zones, if the zone has separated areas they may move between the areas. 6.3.2.3 If they retreat from the area (after Mêlée for example) they may attack to reenter the zone. 6.3.2.4 They may reenter the zone when the Regroup Chit is drawn. 6.3.2.5 If the zone is completely overrun by the Allies, or all defenders voluntarily leave, then the Defence Zone is dissolved. 6.3.3 MU Size: The largest MU which the French may create is a Corps d’armée. 6.3.4 Napoleon’s Headquarters Escorts may only move during the Leader Chit when he is allowed to move. If the owning player chooses, his Escorts may be treated as Army Assets. 6.3.4.1 Napoleon is not allowed to assume the Movement Potential of units with which he is stacked as in the series rules under section 19. 6.3.5 Leader Casualties: The following leaders may not be replaced: Bernadotte, Davout, Soult, Lannes, Murat, Bessières. 6.3.6 Organization: Napoléon reserved the command of his Garde for himself. The Garde may only be commiteed when at least one French Corps and one Allied Corps are on Level 1. As such la Garde is made up of three separate elements:

• Vielle Garde • Cavalerie de la Garde • Artillerie de la Garde

6.3.7 The Artillerie de la Garde may be attached to other MUs as army assets or may form part of Grand Battery MU as outlined below. The Vielle Garde, and Cavalerie de la Garde, are treated as separate command formations. They cannot form as a single MU, but instead must form separate MUs. 6.3.7.1 Bessières may lead either the Vielle Garde or Cavalerie de la Garde, any Imperial Staff ADC may lead the other element. 6.3.8 Leaders of Special Ability: Artillery: Napoléon, Songis Cavalry: Murat, Bessières

NOTE : Maréchal de l'Empire: Bernadotte, Berthier, Bessières, Davout, Lannes, Murat, Soult provide a modifier to artillery limbering only.

6.3.9 Light Cavalry Leaders: The following light cavalry leaders may roll for initiative to form their own CP.


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Milhaud (LC/I), Fauconnet (LC/IV), Margaron (LC/V), Kellerman (LC/CR)

6.4 Austro Russian The Austro Russian command structure reflects the problems and benefits of merging three armies, as well as too many royal leaders: A Czar, an Emperor and at least 5 Royal Princes.

NOTE: Do not confuse Prince Moritz Lichenstein (Advanced Guard cavalry) with Prince Johann Lichenstein commander of the 5th column.

6.4.1 Command Points: The Austro Russians receive One Command Point each for Kollwrat, (Johann) Lichenstein, Bagration and Constatine for a total of 4 Command Points. Additional Command Points may be received due to Random Events Table results. In the Random Events Table these are referred to as Wing or Army Leader Level Command Points. 6.4.2 MU Size: The largest MU the Russians may form is a Division/Column. 6.4.3 Kutuzov: Even though Kutuzov was the appointed supreme commander of the combined Austro Russian armies, Czar Alexander and Emperor Francis also issued orders, and Buxhowden had until recently commanded a separate army and continued to exercise his independence. 6.4.4 Bagration: Bagrationas a Prince may create his Division MU with his own CP without being within Command Span of Czar Alexander. This Division may include any of his brigades that are within his Command Span (three infantry brigades, two cavalry brigades, plus attached Cossacks) 6.4.5 Kienmayer’s Advanced Guard Division MU may include all his brigades that are within his Command Span. 6.4.6 Czar Alexander, Emperor Francis & Kutuzov are not allowed to assume the Movement Potential of units with which he is stacked as in the series rules under section 19. 6.4.7 Leader Casualties: The following leaders may not be replaced: Czar Alexander, Emperor Francis, Kutuzov, Buxhowden, Kollwrat, (Johann) Lichenstein, Bagration and Constatine. 6.4.8 Left Wing Random Events: Buxhowden is always In Command, but random events apply only to the La Bataille d’Austerlitz scenario. At the beginning of the Command Phase the Allied player a die and consults the following table.

LEFT WING RANDOM EVENTS TABLE Buxhowden’s CP’s may only be spent on the Left Wing (Kienmayer’s AG and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Columns). 1

Buxhowden takes a drink. Zero extra Command Points received.

2-5

One extra Command Points received.

6

Two extra Command Points are received.

Add 3 to the die roll after 2pm.

ARMY STAFF RANDOM EVENTS TABLE CP’s may be spent on any formation, unless Austrian (Kienmayer and Lichenstein) or Russian (all other) formations are specified. 1

The commanders argue. Zero extra Command Points received at army level.

Czar Alexander has a good idea.

2

One extra Russian Command Point received at army level, which must be spent to form an MU using a Russian leader.

3

Emperor Francis has a better idea. One extra Austrian Command Point received at army level, which must be spent to form an MU using an Austrian leader.

4-5

Kutuzov assumes commad. Two extra Command Points received at army level.

6

They all agree One Austrian, one Russian and one other Command Point received at army level (total 3). One CP must be spent on an Austrian leader and one CP must be spent on a Russian leader. The third CP may be spent on any leader.

6.4.9 Leaders of Special Ability: Artillery: None Cavalry: Prince Johann Lichenstein 6.4.10 Light Cavalry Leaders: The following light cavalry leaders may roll for initiative to form their own CP. Stutterheim (AG), M.Liechtenstein (AG), Wittgenstein (AG), Tschaplitz (AG)

7.0 SPECIAL RULES

7.1 Grand Batteries Artillery Leaders of Special Ability may, at the usual cost of one CP, form an MU consisting of all artillery batteries and their AAW’s, if used, regardless of higher unit affiliation, within a span of three hexes. That is the artillery leader has a Command Span of three hexes. A Grand Battery MU functions just as any other MU. That is they may move, limber and unlimber when their chit is pulled. The Grand Battery need not retain its organization from turn to turn. Batteries may be attached and detached at the moment of MU creation. Players should keep track of which units form part of this MU when the MU is created.

NOTE: AAW’s are only used with the Règlements de

l’An XXX.

7.2 The Old Guard For purposes of all rules involving the Old Guard, the following 4 battalions are considered to be part of the Old Guard.

• Régiment de grenadiers à pied de la Garde (2 btn.) • Régiment de chasseurs à pied de la Garde (2 btn.)

7.3 Imperial Guard Marching Band If a French combat unit attempts to recover good morale within 4 hexes of the Imperial Guard Marching Band, add 12 to the die roll.

7.4 Oudinot’s Elite Battalions All of the combat formations in the First Division of the V Corps are Oudinot’s Elite Battalions.

• These combat formations may skirmish. • They are separate from the rest of the V Corps for morale. • They are not part of the V Corps for command.

7.5 Cossacks Cossack units have the following restrictions placed on them.

• To attempt a Charge, Cossacks must first pass a Morale Check. If they fail the Morale Check a Charge marker may not be placed on the Cossack unit and its movement for the


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turn is complete. They may make this Morale Check any time they have an LOS to a potential target, even if they have not yet declared a Charge.

• Cossacks may only Charge unlimbered artillery from the flank or rear.

• Cossacks never become Exhausted when they Retreat Before Charge.

• Cossacks which are not Exhausted may Retreat Before Charge from enemy heavy or light cavalry. If charged solely by Cuirassiers or Carabiniers, Cossacks may Retreat Before Charge even if Disorderd and/or Exhausted.

• Cuirassiers and Carabiniers are not doubled when involved in a Mêlée with Cossacks.

EXCEPTION: The Life Guard Cossacks do not need to Check Morale before initiating a Charge nor are they prohibited from charging unlimbered artillery from the front. They do receive the benefits of being Cossacks for Retreat Before Charge.

7.6 Napoléon, Czar Alexander and Emperor Francis 7.6.1 If an enemy unit enters the same hex as Napoléon, Czar Alexander or Emperor Francis the respective leader is immediately captured. 7.6.2 If Napoléon is captured the Austro Russians are immediately granted a Decisive Victory. 7.6.3 If Czar Alexander is captured, wounded or killed all Russian combat formations with 15 hexes must make a Morale Check, with a -12 modifier. The Russian units within 16-30 hexes of the location must make a Morale Check, with a -6 modifer. All other Russian formations must make a Morale Check. This happens every turn until the Archduke Constatine arrives in the hex of the fallen Czar and takes command. 7.6.4 If Emperor Francis is killed or wounded his brother Johanne Liechenstein assumes command.

7.7 Headquarters Escorts Units assigned to headquarters escort duty are considered army assets and may be attached to any MU per the usual rules. Or they may move, Assault or Charge during the leader chit as per the usual Leader Chit rule.

7.8 Scenario Reinforcements When reinforcements are directed to be deployed during the Reinforcement Chit the arriving reinforcements may not be placed in an enemy Zone of Influence. If the reinforcements are unable to comply with this rule displace them towards the friendly depot until the can be placed on the map and outside of enemy Zones of Influence.

7.9 Cavalry Skirmish Order Even though there is a row for cavalry skirmishers on the Fire Defense Chart and a column on the Movment Chart, this applies only to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX.

8.0 Scenario 1: Kienmeyer’s Dawn Attack

8.1 Introduction This is the shortest and simplest scenario. It represents the initial dawn attack of the Austrians. Those unfamiliar with the game system should begin here.

8.2 Time Beginning with the 7:00am turn and ending with the 8:00am turn.

8.3 Command French: Legrand has a Defensive Zone of the village of Telnitz and may go 2 hexes from the village. Austrians: Kienmeyer has a command CP at all times.

8.4 Starting Positions French, within 2 hexes of Telnitz

Part of 3e Division, IV Corps Général de division Claude Juste Alexandre Legrand 26e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 3e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st Btn only) Tirailleurs Corse

Austrians, 4 hexes east of Telnitz, but not within 2 hexes of any French unit

Part of Advance Guard, Left Wing General Michael Kienmeyer von Odenburg Hesse-Homberg Hussar Rgt Broder (No.7) Fusilier Btn 1st Szeckler (No.14) Fusilier Rgt (1st, 2nd Btns) 2nd Szeckler (No.15) Fusilier Rgt (1st, 2nd Btns)

8.5 Boundary Everywhere south of “1” line, running east/west.

8.6 Reinforcements None

8.7 Victory Austrian: Hold any two hexes of Telnitz at the end of the scenario. French: Prevent an Austrian Victory and not have the entire 26e Legere routing at the end of the scenario.

9.0 Scenario 2: Friant’s Stand on the Goldbach

9.1 Introduction This scenario starts with very few troops present on the battlefield and quickly escalates into a major struggle. The village of Sokolnitz will exchange hands many times as the infantry of each side slug it out.

9.2 Time Beginning with the 8:00am turn and ending with the 12:00noon turn.

9.3 Command 9.3.1 French: IV Corps: A Defensive Zone of the village of Sokolnitz, the castle and the Pheasantry, and can transite between these areas. Friant (2nd/III) has a command CP at all times. 9.3.2 Russian: Langeron & Prebshevsky have command CPs at all times. The 3rd Btn / 8th Eger is part of Langeron’s Column for this scenario only. The 8th Eger may deploy its regimental presentation.

9.4 Starting Positions French, in Sokolnitz or the Castle

Part of 3e Division, IV Corps Tirailleurs Po

Russians, at least 10 hexes east of Sokolnitz

Part of 2nd Column, Left Wing Lt-General A. Langeron 8th Eger Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)


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9.5 Boundary Everywhere south of “2” line, running east/west and north of “1” line, running east/west

9.6 Reinforcements 8:40 French - on the “1” line, west of Sokolnitz

Part of 3e Division, IV Corps 26e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Tirailleurs Corse.

9:00 Russians - at least 9 hexes east of Sokolnitz

Part of Langeron’s 2nd Column Fanagoria Grenadier Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteies

9:00 French, on the “2” line, west of Sokolnitz

Part of 2e Division, III Corps Général de division Louis Friant 33e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 48e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 111e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns)

9:40 Russians, at least 9 hexes east of Sokolnitz

Part of Prebshevsky’s 3rd Column Lt-General I. Prebshevsky Galacia Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Butyrusk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Podolia Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Narva Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Azov Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 7th Eger Regiment (2nd, 3rd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

9.7 Victory Russian Marginal: Capture and hold every hex of Sokolnitz (village) at the end of the scenario. Russian Tactical: Push all French units beyond the scenario boundaries. French Marginal: Hold any hex of Sokolnitz (village) at the end of the scenarios. French Tactical Force either Langeron’s or Prebshevsky’s Division to level one, at any time.

10.0 Scenario 3: Doctorov’s Second Bid

10.1 Introduction The Allies, a second time, to storm the village and occupy the other side of the Goldbach. This secario combines the three arms; cavalry, infantry and artillery, on a narrow front.


10.3 Command 10.3.1 French: Legrand has a Defensive Zone of the village of Telnitz, Bourcier has a command CP at all times, Fauconnet can role for initiative as a light cavalry leader (even with the 25th dragons attached). 10.3.2 Allied: Kienmeyer and Doctorov have command CPs at all times. Kienmeyer and Doctorov are at Morale Level 1 for the first 2 hours.

10.4 Starting Positions French, within 2 hexes of Telnitz

Part of 3e Division, IV Corps Général de division Claude Juste Alexandre Legrand 3e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)

Austrians, within 14 hexes of Telnitz

Part of Advance Guard, Left Wing General Michael Kienmeyer von Odenburg Major-General Karl Folliot de Carneville Broder (No.7) Fusilier Btn 1st Szeckler (No.14) Fusilier Rgt (1st Btn only) Major-General Baron Karl Stutterheim Merveldt Uhlan Schwarzenberg Uhlan

Russians, within 10 hexes east of Telnitz

Part of 1st Column, Left Wing Lt-General Dmitri Doctorov 7th Eger Regiment (1st Btn only)

10.5 Boundary Everywhere south of “1” line, running east/west.

10.6 Reinforcements 8:40 French, on the “1” line, west of Telnitz

Part of Light Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps Général de brigade Jean-Louis-Francois Fauconnet 11e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 26e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

Part of 4e Dragon Division, Cavalry Reserve (attached to Light Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps until 9:20)

25th Régiment de dragons 9:20 French, on the “1” line, west of Telnitz

Part of 4e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Général de division Francois Antoine Louis Bourchier 15e Régiment de dragons 17e Régiment de dragons 27e Régiment de dragons 18e Régiment de dragons 19e Régiment de dragons

Part of 2e Division, III Corps

15e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 108e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns)

10:00 Russian, 10 hexes east of Telnitz

Part of Doctorov’s 1st Column New Inkerman Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Moscow Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Yaroslav Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Kiev Grenadier Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 7th Eger Regiment (1st Btn only) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries 2 Russian Heavy Batteries


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10.7 Victory Russian Marginal: Hold all hexes of Telnitz at the conclusion of the scenario. Russian Tactical: Eliminate 60% of all French units in this scenario French Marginal: Attack the village of Telnitz with any 5 combat units on 11:00, 11:20 & 11:40 turns. French Tactical: Hold any hex of Telnitz at the end of the scenario.

11.0 Scenario 4: Scare’ Nom de Dieu, Forward!

11.1 Introduction Launching themselves into the void of the Allied Centre the divisions of Soult’s Corps race to divide the enemy in two. This scenario will test your ability to decide between caution and audacity, as the situation continually changes. Can you launch the decisive counterattack, under the eyes of Czar Alexander?


11.3 Command French: Soult, Beaumont & Drouet have command CPs at all times. Allied: Kollowrath, Kutuzov have command CPs at all times

11.4 Starting Positions French, within 3 hexes of Punwitz

IV Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult ADC Soult ADC Soult 2 Batteries a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

1re Division, IV Corps

Général de division Louis Vincent Le Blond de St.Hilaire 10e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 14e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 36e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 43e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 45e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Part of Light Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps (attached to 1re Infantry Division)

8e Régiment de hussards

French, within 5 hexes of Grischkowitz

2e Division, IV Corps Général de division Dominique Joseph Rene Vandamme 24e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 4e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 28e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 46e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 57e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Part of Light Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps (attached to 2e Infantry Division) 16e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

Russians, with 3 hexes of “X”

Centre Staff Lt-General Count J.K. Kollowrath ADC Kollowrath

Part Miloradovich’s 4th (Russian) Column

Lt-General M.A. Miloradovich Erherzog Johann Dragoon Novgorad Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Asperon Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

Russians, with 3 hexes of Stare Vinobrady

Army Staff General Count Mikhail Hilarionovich Golenischev-Kutusov (may not leave Stare Vinobrady until 9:40) ADC Kutusov ADC Kutusov Chief of Staff Major General Franz Ritter Weirouther ADC Weierouther


Smolensk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Little Russia Grenadier Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)

Russians, at Pratzen

Part Langeron’s 2nd Column

Lt-General A. Langeron Kursk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)

11.5 Boundary Hex line “5” from Puntowitz to the southeast, hex line “3” from Grischokowitz to the eastern map edge.

11.6 Reinforcements 10:00 Russians, within 4 hexes of the Chapel of St.Anthony

Part Langeron’s 2nd Column Viborg Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Perm Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Ryazan Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)

Jurczik’s 4th (Austrian) Column

Major-General Franz von Jurczik Ferdinand III, Kurfurst von Salzburg (No.23) Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Btns)

NOTE: Frederic III changed from Salzburg to Wurzburg on 25th December 1805

Graf Kaunitz-Reitberg (No. 20) Combined Musketeer Battallion Furst Auersperg (No.24) Combined Musketeer Battallion Kaiser Franz (No.1) 6th Musketeer Battallion Czartorisky-Sagusco (No. 9) 2nd Musketeer Battallion Heinrich XIII, Furst zu Reuss-Greitz (No.55) 6th Musketeer Battallion Herzog zu Wurttemberg (No.38) 3rd Musketeer Battallion Freiherr von Beaulieu (No.58) 3rd Musketeer Battallion Freiherr von Kerpen (No.49) 6th Musketeer Battallion von Lindenau (No. 29) 4th Musketeer Battallion Volunteer Wein Jagers 6 Austrian Field Batteries

10:20 French, within 5 hexes of Punwitz

3e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Général de division Marc Antoine Beaumont


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22e Régiment de dragons 5e Régiment de dragons 8e Régiment de dragons 9e Régiment de dragons 16e Régiment de dragons 21e Régiment de dragons


1re Division, I Corps Général de division Jean Baptiste Drouet 27e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 94e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 95e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

11.7 Victory French Tactical: Hold Pratzen and Vinobrady at the scenario’s end. French Marginal: Hold either Pratzen or Vinobrady at the scenario’s end, or capture Kutuzov. Allied Marginal: Prevent French Marginal victory. Prevent French Tactical Victory or place St.Hilaire’s (1st/IV) and Vandamme’s (2nd/IV) Divisions on Level 2 at scenario’s end.

12.0 Scenario 5: Hollabrunn Refought

12.1 Introduction This scenario is an action fought on a large plain between the advance guard of one army and the rearguard of another. If you enjoy massed cavalry engagements, this is the one to play.

12.2 Time Beginning with the 9:00am turn and ending with the 11:40am turn.

12.3 Command French: Lannes and Murat have command CPs at all times. Kellerman may roll for a MU. Allied: Bagration and Johann Lichenstein have command CPs at all times. Wittgenstein and Tschaplitz may roll for a MU.

12.4 Starting Positions French, within 5 hexes of “B”

V Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Jean Lannes ADC Lannes ADC Lannes Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

3e Division, V Corps

Général de division Louis Gabriel Suchet 17e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 34e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 40e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 64e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 88e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Light Cavalry, V Corps

Général de brigade Pierre Margaron 9e Régiment de hussards 10e Régiment de hussards 13e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 21e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

French, within 5 hexes of “C”

2e Division, V Corps Général de division Marie Francois Auguste Caffarelli 13e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 17e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 30e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 51e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 61e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied

French, within 10 hexes of “H”

Cavalry Reserve Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Prince Joachim Murat ADC Murat ADC Murat 4 Batteries a’Cheval

1re Grosse Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Etienne Nansouty 1re Régiment de carabiniers 2e Régiment de carabiniers 2e Régiment de cuirassiers 3e Régiment de cuirassiers 9e Régiment de cuirassiers 12e Régiment de cuirassiers

2e Grosse Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Jean d’Hautpaul 1re Régiment de cuirassiers 5e Régiment de cuirassiers 10e Régiment de cuirassiers 11e Régiment de cuirassiers

2e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Frederic Henri Walther 3e Régiment de dragons 13e Régiment de dragons 6e Régiment de dragons 10e Régiment de dragons 11e Régiment de dragons 12e Régiment de dragons

Legere Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Francois Etienne Kellerman 3e Régiment de hussards 1re Régiment de hussards 22e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 6e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 9e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

Russian, within 5 hexes of “Y”

Bagration’s Advanced Guard Assets Lt-General Prince Peter I. Bagration 2 Russian Horse Batteries 2 Russian Light Field Batteries

Light Infantry Brigade, Bagration’s Advanced Guard

Major-General Prince Petr Petrovich Dolgorukov III 5th Eger Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 6th Eger Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)

Infantry Brigade, Bagration’s Advanced Guard

Major-General Count Nikolai Mikailovich Kamensky II


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Old Inkerman Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Pskov Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)


Major-General Anton Jevstafieovich Engelhardt Archangel Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)

Heavy Cavalry Brigade, Bagration’s Advanced Guard

Major-General Voropaitzky Empress’s Cuirasier Tver Dragoons St Petersberg Dragoons

Light Cavalry Brigade, Bagration’s Advanced Guard

Major-General Ludwig-Adolf-Peter Wittgenstein Pavlograd Hussar Mariplo Hussar


Major-General Efim Igatevich Tschaplitz Kiselev Cossacks Malakhov Cossacks Khaznenhov Cossacks

Austro Russians, within 5 hexes of “X”

Part of Lichenstein’s 5th Column Lt-General Prince Johann von Lichenstein ADC Lichenstein General Hohenloe Friedrich-August, Prinz von Nassau-Usingen (No.5) Kuirassier Karl-Eugen, Prinz zu Lotheringen (No.7) Kuirassier Josef, Prinz zu Lotheringen (No.1) (Kaiser) Kuirassier Cherinigov Dragoon Kharkov Dragoon Grande Duc Constantine Uhlan Elisabetgrad Hussar Gordeev Cossack Isayev Cossack Denisov Cossack

12.5 Boundary Hex line “4” and the north and east edges.

12.6 Reinforcements 9:40 Austrian, within 5 hexes of “Z”

Part of Lichenstein’s 5th Column 4 Austrian Cavalry Batteries

12.7 Victory French Tactical: Prevent the Allies from exiting 50 increments of Bagration’s Division within 5 hexes of Blasowitz, onto map A. French Marginal: Hold every hex of the Stanton and Blasowitz until the end of the scenario. Allied Tactical: Exit 50 steps of Bagration’s Division west of Staton Redoubt, within 5 hexes of Blasowitz.

If the Allies had placed a substantial force into Napoleon’s strategic rear the French Reserves would have been held or diverted. Bagration’s command is destroyed but the Allied left escapes Napoleon’s trap.

Allied Marginal: Hold either the Stanton or every hex of Blasowitz at the end of the scenario.

13.0 Scenario 6: “For God, Russia and The Czar”

13.1 Introduction With the Allied centre captured and their regular units in disorder, Grand Duke Constantine leads the Imperial Lifeguard to the attack. For those waiting to fight guard on guard, this scenario is for you.

13.2 Time Beginning with the 12:20pm turn and ending with the 5:00pm turn.

13.3 Command French: Vandamme, Bernadotte, Bessiers and Rapp have command CPs at all times. Austrian: Constantine and Moritz Lichenstein have command CPs at all times.

13.4 Starting Positions French, within 3 hexes of Stary Vinobrady

2e Division, IV Corps (less 9 SP) Général de division Dominique Joseph Rene Vandamme 24e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 4e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 28e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 46e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 57e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Russians, with 10 hexes of “V”

Imperial Guard Assets Archduke Constantine Pavlovich

4 Guard Heavy Field Batteries Imperial Lifeguard Infantry

Major-General Lobanov Izmailovsky Lifeguard Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) Semenovsky Lifeguard Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) Prebrazhensky Lifeguard Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) Lifeguard Grenadiers Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Lifeguard Eger

Imperial Guard Cavalry

General Kologrivov Chevalier Guard Guard du Corps Cuirassier Lifeguard Hussar Lifeguard Cossack

13.5 Boundary Hex line “4” and the north and east edges.

13.6 Reinforcements 13:20 French within 8 hexes of Punwitz

Part Imperial Staff Général de division le comte Jean Rapp

Imperial Garde Staff Maréchal de l'Empire Jean Baptiste Bessières ADC Bessières ADC Bessières


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Imperial Garde Cavalry Régiments de Grenadiers à cheval de la Garde Régiment de chasseurs à cheval Gendarmes d’Elite Mamelukes de la Garde

Imperial Garde Artillerie 4 Batteries a’Cheval RIG Battery a’Cheval

13:20 Austro Russians, at Krenzowitz.

Light Cavalry Brigade, Advance Guard, Left Wing

Major-General Prince Moritz Liechtenstein Szeckler Hussars Sysoev Cossacks Melentev Cossacks


I Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Jean Baptiste Bernadotte ADC Bernadotte ADC Bernadotte

1re Division, I Corps

Général de division Jean Baptiste Drouet 27e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 94e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 95e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

14:00 French, Pratzen (EXIT)

2e Division, IV Corps See victory conditions


2e Division, I Corps Général de division Oliver Rivaud de la Raffiniere 8e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 45e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 54e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

Light Cavalry, I Corps

Général de brigade Edouard Jean Milhaud 2e Régiment de hussards 4e Régiment de hussards 5e Régiment de hussards 5e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

14:00 French, Pratzen (EXIT), or all French Infantry have their morale go up 2 levels.


13.7 Victory Fench Tactical: 75% of Vandamme’s Division (SPs) must reach Pratzen by the 14:00 turn and the French must hold every hex of Krenzowitz at the end of the scenario.

French Marginal: French must hold every hex of Krenzowitz at the end of the scenario. Russian Tactical: Prevent French Tactical. Russian Marginal: Prevent French Marginal.

14.0 Scenario 7: Bagration Escapes

14.1 Introduction This is the rearguard fight as the Allies try to disenguage their defeated army and exit it from the field. Only Prince Bagration’s troops are fresh enough at this late hour to keep the French cavalry off the backs of the routing Allies.

14.2 Time Beginning with the 12:00noon turn and ending with the 4:40pm turn.

14.3 Command French: Lannes and Murat have command CPs at all times Austrians: Bagration has a command CP at all times.

14.4 Starting Positions French, within 3 hexes of “B”


Part Light Cavalry, V Corps

Général de brigade Pierre Margaron 9e Régiment de hussards 10e Régiment de hussards 13e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

French, within 2 hexes of Blasowitz

Reduced, 2e Division, V Corps (level 1) The 3 batallions of the 30e Ligne are destroyed. Général de division Marie Francois Auguste Caffarelli 13e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 17e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 51e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 61e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied

French (within 3 hexes of Bosenitz)

3e Division, V Corps Général de division Louis Gabriel Suchet 17e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 34e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 40e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 64e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 88e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

French, within 10 hexes of Grisckowitz

Cavalry Reserve Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Prince Joachim Murat ADC Murat ADC Murat

1re Grosse Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps (less 5 increments)


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Général de division Etienne Nansouty 1re Régiment de carabiniers 2e Régiment de carabiniers 2e Régiment de cuirassiers 3e Régiment de cuirassiers 9e Régiment de cuirassiers 12e Régiment de cuirassiers

2e Grosse Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps (less 5 increments)

Général de division Jean d’Hautpaul 1st Régiment de cuirassiers 5th Régiment de cuirassiers 10th Régiment de cuirassiers 11th Régiment de cuirassiers

2e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps (less 5 increments)

Général de division Frederic Henri Walther 3e Régiment de dragons 13e Régiment de dragons 6th Régiment de dragons 10th Régiment de dragons 11th Régiment de dragons 12th Régiment de dragons

Russians, within 6 hexes of Krug.

Bagration’s Advanced Guard (less 5 battalions) Bagration’s Advanced Guard Assets

Lt-General Prince Peter I. Bagration 2 Russian Horse Batteries 2 Russian Light Field Batteries




Major-General Count Nikolai Mikailovich Kamensky II Old Inkerman Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Pskov Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)








Major-General Efim Igatevich Tschaplitz

Kiselev Cossacks Malakhov Cossacks Khaznenhov Cossacks

Austro Russians, within 9 hexes Krug.

Part of Lichenstein’s 5th Column (minus 20 increments)

Lt-General Prince Johann von Lichenstein ADC Lichenstein General Hohenloe Friedrich-August, Prinz von Nassau-Usingen (No.5) Kuirassier Karl-Eugen, Prinz zu Lotheringen (No.7) Kuirassier Josef, Prinz zu Lotheringen (No.1) (Kaiser) Kuirassier Cherinigov Dragoon Kharkov Dragoon Grande Duc Constantine Uhlan Elisabetgrad Hussar Gordeev Cossack Isayev Cossack Denisov Cossack

14.5 Boundary Map B.


14.7 Victory Russian Marginal: Hold the last hex on the East map edge of the Route d’Olmutz, during the 3:20pm turn Russian Tactical: Hold the last hex on the East map edge of the Route d’Olmutz, during the 4:40pm turn French Tactical: Exit one Cavalry Division and one Infantrry Division off the East mapedge. French Marginal: Capture the last hex on the Esat map edge of the Route d’Olmutz, by the end of the 4:40pm turn.

15.0 Scenario 8: Soult’s Encirclement

15.1 Introduction The only decisive battles are battles of total destruction. As Soult ypu must trap & capture the complete left wing of the Allies. Don’t get too bold or too timid.

15.2 Time Beginning with the 2:40pm turn and ending with the 7:00pm turn.

15.3 Command French: Soult and Davout have command CPs at all times. Austro Russians: Buxhowden gives two command CPs at all times.

15.4 Starting Positions French, west of the Goldbach Stream

III Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Louis Nicolas Davout ADC Davout

Reduced, 2e Division, III Corps

The 2 batallions of the 48e Ligne are destroyed. Général de division Louis Friant 15e Légère Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) 33e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 108e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 111e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns)


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Battery a’Pied

Reduced, 3e Division, IV Corps The 4 batallions of the 18e and 75e Ligne are destroyed. Général de division Claude Juste Alexandre Legrand Tirailleurs Corse Tirailleurs Po 26e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 3e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied

4e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve (less 6 increments)

General Francois Antoine Louis Bourchier 15e Régiment de dragons 17e Régiment de dragons 27e Régiment de dragons 18e Régiment de dragons 19e Régiment de dragons 25e Régiment de dragons

French, within 2 hexes of Pratzen

IV Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult ADC Soult ADC Soult 2 Batteries a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

Reduced, 2e Division, IV Corps

The 4 batallions of the 28e and 46e Ligne are destroyed. Général de division Dominique Joseph Rene Vandamme 24e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 4e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 57e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

3e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Général de division Marc Antoine Beaumont 22e Régiment de dragons 5e Régiment de dragons 8e Régiment de dragons 9e Régiment de dragons 16e Régiment de dragons 21e Régiment de dragons

Russians, within 3 hexes of the Pheasantry, west of the Goldbach Stream.

Left Wing Assets General of Infantry Count Frederic William Buxhowden ADC Buxhowden

Prebshevsky’s 3rd Column Lt-General I. Prebshevsky Galacia Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Butyrusk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Podolia Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Narva Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Azov Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 7th Eger Regiment (2nd, 3rd Btns) 8th Eger Regiment (3rd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

Russians, within 3 hexes of the Sokolnitz.

Reduced, Langeron’s 2nd Column The six battalions of the Kursk and Ryazan regiments are destroyed. Lt-General A. Langeron Viborg Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Perm Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Fangoria Grenadier Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 8th Eger Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

Austro Russians, within 1 hexes of the Sokolnitz.

Reduced, Doctorov’s 1st Column The six battalions of the Vyatka and Moscow regiments are destroyed. Lt-General Dmitri Doctorov New Inkerman Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Yaroslav Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Vladimar Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Bryansk Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Kiev Grenadier Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 7th Eger Regiment (1st Btn only) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries 2 Russian Heavy Batteries

Part of Advance Guard, Left Wing

General Michael Kienmeyer von Odenburg Broder (No.7) Fusilier Btn 1st Szeckler (No.14) Fusilier Rgt (1st Btn only) Merveldt Uhlan Schwarzenberg Uhlan

15.5 Boundary Map C


15.7 Victory Austro Russian Marginal: Russians and Austrians must exit 120 increments of unrouted units of the southern edge. Austro Russian Tactical: Russians and Austrians must exit 120 increments of unrouted units of the eastern edge. Austro Russian Decisive: Hold every hex of Sokolnitz at the scenario’s end French Marginal: Capture Telnitz French Tactical: Capture Telnitz and Sokolnitz. French Decisive: Prevent any Austro Russian victory conditions.

16.0 Scenario 9: La Bataille d’Austerlitz

16.1 Introduction This represents the historical battle with all the various troops in their actual starting positions.

16.2 Time Beginning with the 7:00am turn and ending with the 8:00pm turn.

16.3 Command 16.3.1 French: See rule E6.3 16.3.2 Austro Russians: See rule E6.4.

16.4 Starting Positions French Within 7 hexes of “G”


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Imperial Staff Empereur des Français Napoléon Ier Maréchal de l'Empire Loius Alexandre Berthier Général de division Duroc Général de division le comte Jean RappADC Napoleon ADC Berthier ADC Berthier Chasseurs à Cheval Escort Sqn

Imperial Garde Staff

Maréchal de l'Empire Jean Baptiste Bessières ADC Bessières ADC Bessières

Imperial Garde Infantry

Régiment de grenadiers a’Pied (1st, 2nd Btns) Régiment de chasseusrs a’Pied (1st, 2nd Btns) RIG Grenadier Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns)

Imperial Garde Cavalry Régiments de Grenadiers à cheval de la Garde Régiment de chasseurs à cheval Gendarmes d’Elite Mamelukes de la Garde


Within 10 hexes of “A”

I Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Jean Baptiste Bernadotte ADC Bernadotte ADC Bernadotte

1re Division, I Corps

Général de division Jean Baptiste Drouet 27e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 94e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 95e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

2e Division, I Corps

Général de division Oliver Rivaud de la Raffiniere 8e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 45e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 54e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

Light Cavalry, I Corps

Général de brigade Edouard Jean Milhaud 2e Régiment de hussards 4e Régiment de hussards 5e Régiment de hussards 5e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

Within 5 hexes of “B”


3e Division, V Corps Général de division Louis Gabriel Suchet 17e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 34e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 40e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 64e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 88e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Light Cavalry, V Corps Général de brigade Pierre Margaron 9e Régiment de hussards 10e Régiment de hussards 13e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 21e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

Within 5 hexes of “C”

2e Division, V Corps Général de division Marie Francois Auguste Caffarelli 13e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 17e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 30e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 51e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 61e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Within 5 hexes of “D”

Grenadier Division Général de division Nicolas Charles Oudinot Grenadier Réunis de 13e Ligne Grenadier Réunis de 58e Ligne Grenadier Réunis de 9e Ligne Grenadier Réunis de 81eLigne Grenadier Réunis de 2e Legere Grenadier Réunis de 3e Legere Grenadier Réunis de 28e Legere Grenadier Réunis de 31e Legere Grenadier Réunis de 12e Legere Grenadier Réunis de 15e Legere

Within 10 hexes of “H”

Cavalry Reserve Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Prince Joachim Murat ADC Murat ADC Murat 4 Batteries a’Cheval

1re Grosse Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Etienne Nansouty 1re Régiment de carabiniers

2e Régiment de carabiniers 2e Régiment de cuirassiers 3e Régiment de cuirassiers 9e Régiment de cuirassiers 12e Régiment de cuirassiers

2e Grosse Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Jean d’Hautpaul 1re Régiment de cuirassiers 5e Régiment de cuirassiers 10e Régiment de cuirassiers 11e Régiment de cuirassiers

2e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps


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Général de division Frederic Henri Walther 3e Régiment de dragons 13e Régiment de dragons 6e Régiment de dragons 10e Régiment de dragons 11e Régiment de dragons 12e Régiment de dragons

3e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve Général de division Marc Antoine Beaumont 22e Régiment de dragons 5e Régiment de dragons 8e Régiment de dragons 9e Régiment de dragons 16e Régiment de dragons 21e Régiment de dragons

Legere Division, Cavalry Reserve Corps

Général de division Francois Etienne Kellerman 3e Régiment de hussards 1re Régiment de hussards 22e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 6e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 9e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval

Within 5 hexes of “F”

IV Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Nicolas Jean de Dieu Soult ADC Soult ADC Soult Battery a’Pied Battery a’Cheval

1re Division, IV Corps

Général de division Louis Vincent Le Blond de St.Hilaire 10e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 14e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 36e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 43e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 45e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Light Cavalry Brigade, IV Corps

Général de brigade Jean-Louis-Francois Fauconnet 11e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 16e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 26e Régiment de chasseurs à cheval 8e Régiment de hussards

Within 5 hexes of “E”

2e Division, IV Corps Général de division Dominique Joseph Rene Vandamme 24e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd Btns) 4e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 28e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 46e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 57e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Within 5 hexes of the Goldbach, between “J” and “K”

3e Division, IV Corps Général de division Claude Juste Alexandre Legrand Tirailleurs Corse Tirailleurs Po

26e Régiment d’infanterie légère (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 3rd Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 18e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 75e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

Russo-Austrian

Within 10 hexes of Z

Army Staff

Czar Alexander ADC Czar ADC Czar ADC Czar Emperor Francis II ADC Francis ADC Francis General Count Mikhail Hilarionovich Golenischev-Kutusov ADC Kutuzov ADC Kutuzov Chief of Staff Major General Franz Ritter Weirouther ADC Weirouther General Bagavout General Gorttchikov

Within 10 hexes of Augedz

Advance Guard Assets General Michael Kienmeyer von Odenburg 2 Ausrian Cavalry Batteries

Light Infantry Brigade, Advance Guard Major-General Karl Folliot de Carneville 1st Szeckler (No.14) Fusilier Rgts (1st, 2nd Btns) 2nd Szeckler (No.15) Fusilier Rgts (1st, 2nd Btns) Broder (No.7) Fusilier Btn

Light Cavalry Brigade, Advance Guard

Major-General Baron Karl Stutterheim O’Reilly (No.3) Cheveaux-leger Hesse-Homberg Hussar Merveldt Uhlan Schwarzenberg Uhlan

Light Cavalry Brigade, Advance Guard

Major-General Prince Moritz Lichenstein Szeckler (No.11) Pondour Sysoev Cossack Melentv Cossack

Within 5 hexes of The Chapel of St.Anthony

Left Wing Assets

General of Infantry Count Frederic William Buxhowden ADC Buxhowden

Doctorov’s 1st Column

Lt-General Dmitri Doctorov New Inkerman Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Yaroslav Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Vladimar Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Bryansk Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Vyatka Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Moscow Musketeer Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Kiev Grenadier Rgt (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)


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7th Eger Regiment (1st Btn only) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries 2 Russian Heavy Batteries

Within 5 hexes of “U”

Langeron’s 2nd Column Lt-General A. Langeron Viborg Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Perm Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Kursk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Ryazan Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Fangoria Grenadier Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 8th Eger Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

Within 5 hex of Pratzen

Prebshevsky’s 3rd Column Lt-General I. Prebshevsky Galacia Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Butyrusk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Podolia Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Narva Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Azov Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 7th Eger Regiment (2nd, 3rd Btns) 8th Eger Regiment (3rd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

Within 5 hexes of “V”

Centre Staff Lt-General Count J.K. Kollowrath ADC Kollowrath


Lt-General M.A. Miloradovich Erherzog Johann Dragoon Novgorad Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Asperon Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Smolensk Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Little Russia Grenadier Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) 3 Russian Light Field Batteries

Within 5 hexes of “W”

Jurczik’s 4th (Austrian) Column Major-General Franz von Jurczik Salzberg Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th Btns) Graf Kaunitz-Reitberg (No. 20) Musketeer Battallion Furst Auersperg (No.24) Musketeer Battallion Kaiser Franz (No.1) Musketeer Battallion Czartorisky-Sagusco (No. 9) Musketeer Battallion Heinrich XIII, Furst zu Reuss-Greitz (No.55) Musketeer Battallion Herzog zu Wurttemberg (No.38) Musketeer Battallion Freiherr von Beaulieu (No.58) Musketeer Battallion Freiherr von Kerpen (No.49) Musketeer Battallion von Lindenau (No. 29) Musketeer Battallion Volunteer Wein Jagers 6 Austrian Field Batteries

Within 5 hexes of “X”

Lichenstein’s 5th Column Lt-General Prince Johann von Lichenstein ADC Lichenstein General Hohenloe

Friedrich-August, Prinz von Nassau-Usingen (No.5) Kuirassier Karl-Eugen, Prinz zu Lotheringen (No.7) Kuirassier Josef, Prinz zu Lotheringen (No.1) (Kaiser) Kuirassier Cherinigov Dragoon Kharkov Dragoon Grande Duc Constantine Uhlan Elisabetgrad Hussar Gordeev Cossack Isayev Cossack Denisov Cossack 4 Austrian Cavalry Batteries

Within 5 hexes of “Y”

Bagration’s Advanced Guard Assets Lt-General Prince Peter I. Bagration 2 Russian Horse Batteries 2 Russian Light Field Batteries




Major-General Count Nikolai Mikailovich Kamensky II Old Inkerman Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Pskov Musketeer Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns)








Major-General Efim Igatevich Tschaplitz Kiselev Cossacks Malakhov Cossacks Khaznenhov Cossacks

Within 5 hexes of “Z”

Imperial Guard Assets Archduke Constantine Pavlovich

4 Guard Heavy Field Batteries Imperial Lifeguard Infantry

Major-General Lobanov Izmailovsky Lifeguard Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) Semenovsky Lifeguard Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) Prebrazhensky Lifeguard Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns)


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Lifeguard Grenadiers Regiment (1st, 2nd, 3rd Btns) Lifeguard Eger

Imperial Guard Cavalry

General Kologrivov Chevalier Guard Guard du Corps Cuirassier Lifeguard Hussar Lifeguard Cossack

16.5 Boundary All 4 maps.

16.6 Reinforcements 9:00 enter within 5 hexes of “L”

III Corps Assets Maréchal de l'Empire Louis Nicolas Davout ADC Davout Battery a’Cheval

2e Division, III Corps

Général de division Louis Friant 15e Légère Regiment (1st, 2nd Btns) 33e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 48e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 108e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) 111e Régiment d’infanterie de ligne (1st, 2nd Btns) Battery a’Pied

4e Dragoon Division, Cavalry Reserve General Francois Antoine Louis Bourchier 15e Régiment de dragons 17e Régiment de dragons 27e Régiment de dragons 18e Régiment de dragons 19e Régiment de dragons 25e Régiment de dragons

16.7 Victory Allied Decisive: Kill or capture the Empereur of the French at any time during the battle. Allied Tactical: Place two French Corps or Level 2 or higher and hold the villages of Telnitz and Sokolnitz at the end of the game.

Allied Marginal: Place any French Corps on Level 3 and hold all villages hexes of Telnitz, Sokolnitz and the Caphel of St.Anthony at the end of the game. French Decisive: Place 6 Allied Divisions on level 2 or higher, and capture or kill the Czar by the end of the game. French Tactical: Place 4 Allied Divisions on level 2 or higher, and exit 1 infantry and 1 cavalry division off the East map edge with 10 hexes of the Route d’Olmutz, prior to the end of the game. French Marginal: Place 3 Allied Divisions on level 2 or higher and hold the villages of Pratzen, Stare Vinobrady and Blaswitz at the end of the game.

17.0 Scenario 10: Optional Deployment - La Bataille d’Austerlitz

17.1 Introduction This enables both commanders to redeploy their forces prior to the beginning of the battle.

17.2 Time Beginning with the 7:00am turn and ending with the 8:00pm turn.

17.3 Command 17.3.1 French: See rule E6.3 17.3.2 Austro Russians: See rule E6.4.

17.4 Starting Positions The French may redeploy 8 Divisions, the Allies may redeploy 6 Divisions. None of the redeployed Divisions may begin the battle any closer to the enemy than the Historical Deployment.

17.5 Boundary All 4 maps.

17.6 Reinforcements As scenario 9.

17.7 Victory As scenario 9.

18.0 BIBLIOGRAPHY Chandler, Austerlitz 1805, Osprey Chandler, Napoleon and his Marshals Mattson, Spors, La Bataille d’Ausiterliz, Marshal Enterprises


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FIRE EFFECTS CHART

Line Column Square General Order

Redoubt Skirmish

FRENCH Ligne x4 PRINTED x5 PRINTED NP Légère x4 PRINTED x4 PRINTED x3 Oudinot’s Grenadiers x4 PRINTED x5 PRINTED x4 Corse / Po x3 PRINTED x3 PRINTED x5 Guard (Grenadiers & RIG) x5 PRINTED x6 PRINTED NP Guard Chasseurs x5 PRINTED x6 PRINTED x5

AUSTRIAN Musketeer x4 PRINTED x5 PRINTED NP Jager **RIFLE** x3 PRINTED x2 PRINTED x5 1 Fusilier x4 PRINTED x5 PRINTED x3

RUSSIAN Musketeers x2 PRINTED x4 PRINTED NP Eger x3 PRINTED x4 PRINTED x2 Grenadiers x3 PRINTED x5 PRINTED NP Lifeguard x4 PRINTED x6 PRINTED NP Lifeguard Eger x3 PRINTED x4 PRINTED x5 1. Rifle armed skirmisher are not halved at 2 hex range.

FIRE DEFENSE CHART

Clear

Swamp Village, Chapel Castle Redoubt,5

Woods Pheasantry

Infantry Column 6 - - - - Line 9 - - - - Square 64 - 20 - - Inside Earthwork - - - 20 - Skirmish Order 14 16 - - 16 General Order - 16 - - 14 Disorder 8 10 20 20 16 PGD 14 16 20 20 16 Cavalry Column 6 - - - - Line 8 - - - - Skirmish Order6 12 - - - 14 General Order - 12 - - 12 Disorder 8 8 - - 8 PGD 14 14 - - 14 Artillery 1,2 Limbered 6 10 - 20 8 Unlimbered 8 10 - 20 10 w/Infantry7 6 8 - 20 8 1. Artillery in Disorder is either unlimbered or limbered for the purposes of this chart. 2. When Artillery is stacked with infantry use the fire defense of Artillery w/Infantry row of the chart above. 3. When fire crosses the Redoubt’s front Hexsides. 4. Reduced to 4 if more than 9 increments 5. Units inside Redoubt are not considered to be in General Order. Use the exclusive rules 5.1 for all rules pertaining to the Redoubt. 6. Cavalry Skirmish Order only applies to players using the Règlements de l’An XXX. 7. Use whenever infantry and artillery stacked together are the target of a Fire Attack.


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MOVEMENT CHART

Infantry Cavalry Artillery Personalities Skirmishers

Cavalry Skirmishers5

Clear, Swamp 1 1 1 1 1 Woods, Pheasantry 2 4 4 1 2 Slope Up hexside 3 +2 +2 NP +1 +2 Slope Down hexside 3 +2 +4 NP - +2 Village, Chapel 3 5 3 2 1 Castle 2 2 NP NP 1 NP Road / Bridge 1 ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 Wall +1 +2 NP +1 +2 Ditch NP NP NP NP NP Redoubt (through Front hexsides) NP NP NP NP NP Redoubt (through Rear hexsides) 4 3 NP 2 1 NP 1. Roads negate the movement cost of the terrain they cross provided the hexes are connected by a road and the units are in Road Column. 2. Treat these as Special Structures. 3. Cost is in addition to the cost of the other terrain in the hex being entered. 4. Cavalry units may Charge and Mêlée these hexes, but may not enter them either during movement or Advance after Charge. 5. Applies only to the Règlements de l’An XXX.

SQUARE FORMATION CHART French Units Form Square Disorder Rout 4 Hexes 11-66 - - 3 Hexes 11-62 63-66 - 2 Hexes 11-53 54-66 - Adjacent 11-41 42-55 56-66 Austrian Units Form Square Disorder Rout 4 Hexes 11-66 - - 3 Hexes 11-54 55-66 - 2 Hexes 11-41 42-61 62-66 Adjacent 11-33 34-43 44-66 Russian Units Form Square Disorder Rout 4 Hexes 11-56 61-66 - 3 Hexes 11-45 46-66 - 2 Hexes 11-34 35-62 63-66 Adjacent 11-31 32-45 46-66

MODIFIERS If a Personality is in the hex -6 If the cavalry stack contains Lancers +91

If the cavalry stack is light +61

If in the Charge Zone of a Grand Charge +61,2

French Imperial Guard -9 French Legere -3 French Elite Grenadiers -6 Russian Lifeguard -6 Russian Eger -2 Russian Grenadier -4 Austrian column -6 1. These modifiers are not cumulative. 2. A Grand Charge only applies to the Règlements de l’an XXX. Note: When modifying the dice any number greater than 66 is treated as 66.


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STACKING CHART

CLEAR / SWAMP /

VILLAGES / CHAPEL WOODS

PHEASANTRY CASTLE REDOUBT

INFANTRY Any 1 regiment or

18 Column, Line, Square 3 Skirmish1,2

Any 1 battalion or 10 General Order

3 Skirmish1

Any 1 battalion or: 6 General Order3

Any 1 battalion, 6 increments of infantry or 1 battery

CAVALRY Any 1 regiment or 18 Column, Line

3 Skirmish1,2

Any 1 regiment or 10 General Order

Not Permitted4 Not Permitted

ARTILLERY 3 Limbered

3 Unlimbered 1/6 Combined

3 Limbered 3 Unlimbered 1/6 Combined

Not Permitted4 Any 1 battalion, 6 increments of infantry or 1

battery

1. For infantry battalions in Skirmish Order in two hexes with more than 6 increments, the extra increments (greater than 3/hex) are ignored. Cavalry units in Skirmish Order, regardless of increments, are always deployed in two hexes may. References to units in two hexes apply only to the Règlements de l’An XXX. In the Règlements des Maries Louises units are always deployed in one hex regardless of size.

2. Units in Skirmish Order may move through other units or have other units move through them, but they may never remain stacked with other units. 3. However, if more than 6 increments of infantry are deployed then only 6 increments may be used for Mêlée. 4. May enter by trail or road hex if in Road Column, but may not remain in the hex. IN the case of artillery they may not unlimber in the hex.

MORALE LEVELS CHART AUSTRO RUSSIANS FRENCH

Formation Battalions Morale Level (Battalions)

Corps Battalions Morale Level (Battalions)

1 2 3 1 2 3

AG 5 1 2 3 I 18 4 8 12

1st Col 22 5 9 14 III 10 2 4 6

2nd Col 17 4 7 11 IV 32 7 13 20

3rd Col 18 4 8 12 V 25 5 10 15

4th (A) Col 16 4 7 10 Grenadiers 10 2 4 6

4th (R) Col 12 3 5 8 Guard 6 2 3 4

Bagration 15 3 6 9

Guard 10 2 4 6

MORALE CHECK MODIFIERS

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 French -3 -8 -12 Austrians -4 -7 -12 Russians -2 -9 -21

DEPOT LOCATIONS French: The hex of the Route de Brunn road leading off the west map edge is the French Depot hexes. French III Corps : The French III Corps may resupply with 5 hexes of set-up L. Austro Russian: The hex of the Route d’Olmutz road leading off the east map edge is Austro Russian Depot hex.


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CAVALRY RECALL CHART Nationality Success

French 1-5 Austrian 1-5 Russian 1-4

CONDITION MODIFIER Cossacks +2 If stacked with a leader with a cavalry Mêlée Bonus

-1

If stacked with a cavalry leader of special ability

-2

ARTILLERY LIMBERING CHART French Limbers Guard Horse 1-6 Line Foot 1-2 Line Horse 1-5 Austrian Limbers Horse 1-5 Field 1 Russian Limbers Horse 1-6 Line Foot 1-2 Line Heavy 1

CONDITION MODIFIER Stacked with leader with artillery bonus

-1

Maréchal de l'Empire (Bernadotte, Berthier, Bessières, Davout, Lannes, Murat, Soult), Prince Bagration, Archduke Constantine & Kutuzov

-2

Stacked with artillery leader of special ability (Napoléon, Songis)

-3

ADDITIONAL ROLL TO CLOSE MODIFIERS CHART

CONDITION MODIFIER If the assaulting stack is assaulting up a slope (E5.4.5)

-61

If the assaulting stack is assaulting up through a wall (E5.9.3)

-61

1. These modifiers supersede the series rules modifier for assaulting units on higher ground.

ADDITIONAL ROLL TO STAND MODIFIERS CHART

CONDITION MODIFIER If the target of an Assault exclusively by units which are assaulting up a slope (E5.4.4)

+61

If the target of an Assault exclusively by units which are through a wall (E5.9.4)

+6

1. These modifiers supersede the series rules modifier for assaulting units on higher ground.

COMMAND SPAN CHART COMMAND LINK SPAN IN

HEXES Army Leader to Corps Leader 10 Corps Leader to Division Leader 6 Corps Leader to Brigade Leader 61 Division Leader to Brigade Leader 32 Division Leader to Units 32

Brigade Leader to Units 22

Grand Battery Leader 3 1. Use when the Corps leader is in direct command of the Brigade leader and the Brigade leader does not have a Division commander. 2. Light Cavalry Leaders use their Cavalry Mêlée rating as their Command Span when they are forming an MU as a result of a successful initiative check.

ADDITIONAL MELEE MODIFIERS CHART CONDITION MODIFIER

Sapeurs assist in assaulting a Special Structure (E5.5.7.2)

1 Column Shift to Right on Assaut et

Mêlée Table

CAVALRY SKIRMISHER HARASSMENT CHART (11.10.7.1)

TERRAIN TYPE DEFENSE FACTOR

Clear, Swamp 2 Pheasantry 3 Village, Chapel 4 Modifiers to Basic Defense Factor: Cavalry Skirmishers +1 Retreating Before Combat +2 Cavalry or Horse Artillery PGD +1

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CP = Generates a Command Point α = Army Asset γ = Corps Asset �� = Leader not Replaceable

Napoléon CP �� ADC: Berthier α � ADC: Duroc α � ADC: Rapp α � ADC: Napoleon α � ADC: Berthier α � ADC: Berthier α � Chasseurs à Cheval Sqn α Garde (Bessières) CP �� ADC: Bessières �� ADC: Bessières �� Vielle Garde 2 x Gr à Pied 2 x Ch à Pied 2 x RIG Imperial Gd Marching Band Cavalerie de la Garde Grenadiers à Cheval Chasseurs à Cheval Gendarmes d’Elite Mamelukes Artillerie de la Garde (Songis) α � VG AaC α VG AaC α VG AaC α VG AaC α RIG AaC α I Corps d’Armée (Bernadotte) CP �� ADC: γ � ADC: γ � 1er Division (Drouet) 3 x 27e Légère 3 x 94e Ligne 3 x 95e Ligne AaP AaC 2e Division (Rivaud) 3 x 8e Ligne 3 x 45e Ligne 3 x 54e Ligne AaP AaC I Corps Cavalerie (Milhaud) 2e Hussards 4e Hussards 5e Hussards 5e Chasseurs à Cheval

III Corps d’Armée (Davout) CP �� ADC : γ �� III Corps Art de la Reserve AaC γ 2e Division (Friant) 2 x 15e Légère 2 x 33e Ligne 2 x 48e Ligne 2 x 108e Ligne 2 x 111e Ligne AaP IV Corps d’Armée (Soult) CP �� ADC: γ �� ADC: γ �� IV Corps Art de la Reserve AaP γ AaC γ 1er Division (St.Hilaire) 2 x 10e Légère 2 x 14e Ligne 2 x 36e Ligne 2 x 43e Ligne 2 x 45e Ligne AaP 2e Division (Vandamme) 2 x 24e Légère 2 x 4e Ligne 2 x 28e Ligne 2 x 46e Ligne 2 x 57e Ligne AaP 3e Division (Legrande) Tirailleurs Po Tirailleurs Corse 2 x 26e Légère 2 x 3e Ligne 2 x 18e Ligne 2 x 75e Ligne AaP IV Corps Cavalerie (Fauconnet) 8e Hussards 11e Chasseurs à Cheval 26e Chasseurs à Cheval 16e Chasseurs à Cheval

V Corps d’Armée (Lannes) CP �� ADC: γ �� ADC: γ �� V Corps Art de la Reserve AaP γ AaC γ Elite Division (Oudinot) 1 x 13e Ligne 1 x 58e Ligne 1 x 9e Ligne 1 x 81e Ligne 1 x 2e Legere 1 x 3e Legere 1 x 28e Legere 1 x 31e Legere 1 x 12e Legere 1 x 15e Legere 2e Division (Caffarelli) 3 x 13e Légère 3 x 17e Ligne 3 x 30e Ligne 2 x 51e Ligne 3 x 61e Ligne AaP 3e Division (Suchet) 2 x 17e Légère 3 x 34e Ligne 2 x 40e Ligne 2 x 64e Ligne 2 x 88e Ligne AaP V Corps Cavalerie (Margaron) 9e Hussards 10e Hussards 13e Chasseurs à Cheval 21e Chasseurs à Cheval

Reserve Cavalry Murat CP �� ADC: γ � ADC: γ � Corps Art de la Reserve AaC γ AaC γ AaC γ AaC γ 1er Division de Grosse Cav (Nansouty) 1e Carbiniers 2e Carbiniers 2e Cuirassier 3e Cuirassier 9e Cuirassier 12e Cuirassier 2e Division de Grosse Cav (d’Hautpaul) 1e Cuirassier 5e Cuirassier 10e Cuirassier 11e Cuirassier 2e Dragon (Walther) 3e Dragons 13e Dragons 6e Dragons 10e Dragons 11e Dragons 12e Dragons 3e Dragon (Beaumont) 22e Dragons 5e Dragons 8e Dragons 9e Dragons 16e Dragons 21e Dragons 4e Dragon (Bouchier) 15e Dragons 17e Dragons 27e Dragons 18e Dragons 19e Dragons 25e Dragons Legere (Kellerman) 3e Hussards 1er Hussards 22e Chasseurs à Cheval 6e Chasseurs à Cheval 9e Chasseurs à Cheval


CP = Generates a Command Point α = Army Asset γ = Corps Asset �� = Leader not Replaceable

Czar CP(var) �� ADC: α �� ADC: α �� ADC: α ��

Emperor CP(var) �� ADC: α �� ADC: α ��

Kutuzov CP(var) �� ADC: α �� ADC: α �� ADC: Weirouther α �� ADC: α �� ADC: Bagavout α �� ADC: Gorttchikov α ��

Left Wing (Buxhowden) CP(var) �� ADC : α �� Advanced Guard (Kienmeyer) �� Aus Cav Bty Aus Cav Bty Lt Infantry Bde (Carneville) 1 x Broder Fusiliers 2 x 1st Szeckler Fus 2 x 2nd Szeckler Fus Lt Cav Brigade (Stutterheim) O’Reilly Cheveaux-leger Hesse-Homberg Hussar Merveldt Uhlan Schwarzenberg Uhlan Lt Cav Brigade (M.Liechtenstein) Szeckler Pondour Sysoev Cossack Melentv Cossack 1st Column (Doctorov) �� 3 x New Inkermann 3 x Yaroslav 3 x Vladimar 3 x Bryansk 3 x Vyatka 3 x Moscow 3 x Kiev Grenadier Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Hvy Field Bty Rus Hvy Field Bty

2nd Column (Langeron) �� 3 x Viborg 3 x Perm 3 x Kursk 3 x Ryazan 3 x Fangoria Grenadier 2 x 8th Eger Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty 3rd Column (Prebyshevsky) �� 3 x Galicia 3 x Butyrusk 3 x Podolia 3 x Narva 3 x Moscow 3 x Azov 2 x 7th Eger 1 x 8th Eger Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty

Centre (Kollowrat) CP �� ADC : α �� 4th Russian (Miloradovich) �� 3 x Novgorad 3 x Aspheron 3 x Smolensk 3 x Little Russia Gren Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty 4th Austrian (Jurczik) �� 6 x Salzberg 1 x Kaunitz 1 x Auersberg 1 x Kaiser 1 x Czartoryski 1 x Reuss-Graitz 1 x Wuttemberg 1 x Beaulieu 1 x Kerpen 1 x Kaunitz 1 x Lindeneau 1 x Wein Jagers Aus Field Bty Aus Field Bty Aus Field Bty Aus Field Bty Aus Field Bty Aus Field Bty

Right Wing Advanced Guard (Bagration) CP �� Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Lt Field Bty Rus Horse Bty Rus Horse Bty Lt Infantry Bde (Dolgorukov III) 3 x 5th Eger 3 x 6th Eger Infantry Bde (Kamensky II) 3 x Old Inkermann 3 x Pskov Infantry Bde (Engelhardt) 3 x Archangel Heavy Cav Bde (Voropaitzky) Empress’s Cuirasier Tver Dragoons St Petersberg Dragoons Light Cav Bde (Wittgenstein) Pavlograd Hussar Mariplo Hussar Light Cav Bde (Tschaplitz) Kiselev Cossacks Malakhov Cossacks Khaznenhov Cossacks 5th Column (Liechtenstein) CP �� ADC: �� ADC: Holenloe �� Nassau Kuirassier Lothringen Kuirassier Kaiser Kuirassier Cherinigov Dragoon Kharkov Dragoon Constantine Uhlan Elisabetgrad Hussar Gordeev Cossack Isayev Cossack Denisov Cossack Aus Cav Bty Aus Cav Bty Aus Cav Bty Aus Cav Bty

Reserve (Constantine) CP �� Guard Heavy Field Bty γ Guard Heavy Field Bty γ Guard Heavy Field Bty γ Guard Heavy Field Bty γ Imperial Lifeguard Inf (Lobanov) � 2 x Izmailovsky LG 2 x Semenovsky LG 2 x Prebrazhensky LG 3 x LG Grenadiers 1 x LG Eger Imperial Lifeguard Cav (Kologrivov) � Chevalier Guard Guard du Corps Cuirassier Lifeguard Hussar Lifeguard Cossack

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