Bataille Empire

There is an error here I believe at 2C. The pursuit move of the HC is treated as a new charge. It is the reactive player's unit that is charging, hence it must still be an opportunity charge. Under 'resolution" of an opportunity charge in the rules, cavalry charged by opportunity from the flank may ...

Pretty much correct. To move with a charging unit, a unit must move in the same group as a charging unit, or move to a morale support position. Such a unit may fire in support. What you cannot do, is move a unit that is not in the same group as a charging unit or moving into a morale support positio...

The first question about morale support, Fr5 can only get morale support from correctly aligned unis, I.e none. Hence yes, they can only assist Fr5 with fire support. Second question, multiple charges with units of the same division on the same turn is perfectly possible, CP and positioning permitti...

No, the only way a loss gets removed is from performing the rally action. This requires a general with the unit, 2CP plus other conditions. See the page about rallying.

Whoops, somehow I have forgotten the +2 for column attacks. The British position is a complete disaster.

It is quite rare to see two units charge the same target. The rules do permit this. They state that one counts as a supporting unit for the other. Getting a guaranteed flank is perhaps the only situation where it is helpful.

Question 1 If Br 1 opportunity fires it will still count as morale support because it is physically there and not disordered and facing the same direction, corner in 2UD etc.It will not count its skirmishers for the combat. The British player would be unwise to do this as he can guarantee at least e...

1UD from corners or side edge EXCEPT for unit's directly in front or behind.

To put it another way. A unit passing from front or behind is passing round the unit and requires a passage 1 UD wide at each side.

A picture would be so much easier!

Yes, squares do not have skirmishers.

Might be confusion about a gap being required when one unit is diagonally ahead of the other. I.e. Ahead of a line extending the unit's front and to the side of a line extending the flank. A 1 UD gap is still required. What's the best description? Anything within 1 UD of the corner of a unit unless ...