Rule 13 – Infantry v Infantry Combat

General

Only infantry and must have Attack orders

Against infantry in the open

Attackers advance to contact

Two Brigades to One

Normally when two brigades in column attack one in line

Both attacking brigades must be able to make contact with the defender

Calculate two combats, one for each attacking brigade

Combat Factors

Plus 1 - Class A                                 

Plus 1 - Better Skirmishers                

Plus 1 - Better Firepower

Plus 2 - Line v Column

Minus 1 - Class C

Minus 2 - Outnumbered 2 to 1

Minus 1 - Each casualty         

Minus 1 - Disordered

Minus 2 - Shaken

Result

Winner roll 2 d6 plus difference in Combat Factors

Total 2-3        

Winner Routs                                     

Winner 30% casualties

Loser 0 casualties

Total 4-5        

Winner retires 4” Shaken                   

Winner 20% casualties

Loser 0 casualty

Total 6-7        

Draw both Disordered                                   

Winner 10% casualties

Loser 10% casualties

Total 8-9        

Loser retired 4” Shaken         

Winner 10% casualties

Loser 20% casualties

Total 10 +      

Loser Routs                

Winner 0 casualty

Loser 30% casualties