One rule yourself and many people have probably missed is 'pull up from a charge' page 103. This allows charging cavalry who's target has managed to form square to attempt to pull up from the charge but as there is a minus 2 to this resolve test then only good quality troops will be able to do it s...

I don't see davidsharpe claiming anywhere that cavalry are supermen on flying horses. Infantry in a solid square should win almost all the time, and, indeed, with the rules they do. So no problem there. But from the cavalry diaries I've read it seems they'd poke about for a weakness, and if the infa...

Any photos of the players after such a game? I'd love to see if they were exhausted or elated! Who were the players? I have posted some photos from the game on my website. I took several photos of players during the game, since other people had better equipment for taking close-ups of figures. http...

I voted for the Wagram period, although I'd happily play any of the others. I agree with Ney, the politics around the 1809 campaign do not show the Austrian court in good light. But I am interested in the period for gaming, and I like (and am slowly painting) the white coated masses with seasoning o...

Good to meet all of you at the game last weekend. It was a fun and intense weekend. It was probably a turn too far for me, both in terms of battlefield results - the death ride of the Russian Cuirassier - and physical endurance - I was exhausted by the end. I now have a pretty good handle on the rul...