Since we are all locked down due to Covid-19, I've been using the time to finally update ADLG-R and get it another play test, this time solo.
The Armies
Tilly's German's
1 x Brilliant C n C
2 x Competent sub generals
4 x Heavy Cav Caracole
2 x Medium Cav Carbine
1 x Elite Later Tercio
3 x Early Tercios
2 x Dragoons
2 x Medium Artillery
2 x LH Carbine
Gustavus's Swedes
1 x Briliant C n C
2 x Competent sub generals
4 x Heavy Cav Pistol
1 x Hakkapeliita Heavy Cav Pistol Shock Impetuous Elite
2 x Reiters Medium Cav Carbine
4 x Elite Salvo with Regimental guns
2 x Salvo
2 x Dragoons
2 x Heavy Artillery
The table
The Swedes win the initiative and choose to attack in the German countryside (Plains). They choose a nice open table to allow the Salvo units lots of space to manuver.
Turn 1
The Swedes
Swedish artillery scores the first hit of the game
The German line just forms up due to some very bad command pips (3 x 1's!)
Turn 2
Swedes contine pushing
Turn 3
The Germans need to rally.
The Dragoon is able to claim rear support fro the Reiters who are within 4UD
The Caracole unit claims rear support from the Tercio who is within 2UD
Turn 4
The Swedish mounted charge!
The Germans evade long. The Swedes choose to pursue as a line due to the Impetuous Hakkapeliita
The Swedish foot take some accurate artillery fire. As they are within short range and the difference on the dice is 3+, they take 2 cohesion.
The Swedes return the favour and break an artillery unit.
By the end of the Swedish turn, most units have one or more cohesion markers.
The Germans line up for the inevitable Swedish charge and cause lots of hits.
Turn 6
The Swedish centre charges
The first contact goes well for the Swedes with a 6-1 on an already wounded Tercio. With Furious charge, that's four cohesion markers.
The Tercio wins the next round of melee
A German Tercio shoots and kills the Swedish cuirassier who was attempting to rally
Turn 7
The push of pike continues and the German centre starts to crumble with a Tercio collapsing.
The German left flank crumbles
A Swedish Salvo unit charges a German Tercio. Even though it started the charge on the flank, the charge counts as a frontal charge as its a Tercio and its not engaged.
The Swedes conform
End of Turn 7
The Swedes break Tilly's Germans but take heavy losses.
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