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Thank you for the reply, this is helping me understand how the fine mechanics are working... My follow-up question may be worthy of a different topic,...

So in theory a force could take infinite fatigue from skirmish? Along the same thought, what do you do when you have a force that has taken a lot of f...

Thanks for the clarification. I remember now about the enemy making contact with the reformation and the consequences. But if a friendly unit is force...

So, if a unit loses a combat and retires behind a support unit and the winner advances to the support and repeats a victory with a loser's retire resu...

Reuss-Plauen's Division is assigned areas 1 and 3. Is it to be split into two of since the areas are next to each the division is stretched out betwee...

Thinking about it a bit, the 2 major changes would have to be the range of skirmishing/artillery ranges and how cavalry is handled. I think the comman...

So the Army commander orders the objective to the force commander on turn 1. Then the force commander activates on turn 2 and then gives directives. F...

@dalewill Yes indeed. I believe Pendraken just added those Austrian Pioneers. Also that now have an extensive Wurttemberg and Saxon miniature sets tha...

It does make sense. I didn't consider the rules being coupled to the corps system. Yes, it helps a lot. Thanks much David.

I understand now. I actually didn't realize sappers and pioneers were different in a game sense though. I understood as far as specialty unites were c...

Right, okay. So the primary use is to indicate limbered or unlimbered. Thanks much