My apologies if this has been answered elsewhere.
For these militia/partisan units that are a company or 4 companies strong, what is the recommended basing? I saw that for other specialty units like rifles, the idea is to have them on a circular base like formation commanders. Would these units be treated the same or on the standard infantry base since they are more of a mob?
For these militia/partisan units that are a company or 4 companies strong, what is the recommended basing? I saw that for other specialty units like rifles, the idea is to have them on a circular base like formation commanders.
Yes, the intention is that all 'companies' and 'Specialty Units' are based on small round stands.
-David
but these are independent units, correct ? not companies to be committed to a batallion ?
but these are independent units, correct ? not companies to be committed to a batallion ?
Correct, we do intend to release clarified rules for such, but for the most part they don't function any differently.
-David
That will be great David
some are Rf1 others are CR 1
That will be a real help
so just to get it through my dense cranium
these companies in 1808-3, whether marked RF1 or just 1 are independent combat units that effectively game as a very weak battalion on a small base, Si ?
and by extension, would be counted towards their formations count of units for morale assessment purposes, Si ?
muchas gracias for this redundant clarification
So if I continue using ESR 2 the Civiles units operate the same as a battalion but are treated as a small unit in combat resolutions? If yes does each one count towards morale assessments as a battalion would? For example: Battle of Alcolea: Brigada Civiles has 12 companies of Civiles. So that would be 12 units in a morale assessment and 12 units skirmish firing or fighting combat resolution (which would give the opposition a negative for fighting multiple units but also give the civiles a negative for fighting a larger unit).
