In this Black Powder scenario the advance guard of the Allied army had just arrived at a village crossroads. While still in march column, the advance guard is surprised by the appearance of a French blocking force tasked with the delay of the Allies. The French objective is to take the crossroads and hold it as long as possible.
Black Powder game using TFP (Total Fighting Power) Games counters from ‘Clash of Empires’, Austro-Prussian War of 1866. The scenario was a cooperative game with each player leading a Prussian division of two infantry brigades and divisional cavalry, artillery and jager units. The Austrian forces were controlled by a combination of programmed responses, die rolls and free kriegspiel.
Regiments of Graf Regal and Graf Guttenstein, based on the C.A. Sapherson book, and a limbered artillery unit.
Baccus 6mm War of Spanish Succession figures for use with Black Powder rules by Warlord Games.
English Queen’s Regiment of Horse (a.k.a. Lumley’s, and which would eventually become the KDG) and Franconian Bayreuth Kurrassiere. Baccus 6mm War of Spanish Succession figures for use with Black Powder rules by Warlord Games.
A line of gabions protects an artillery unit.
Baccus 6mm War of Spanish Succession figures on a kit-bashed carriage.
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