Bataille Empire

That is a really good question. If they don't, they have a big advantage over regular cavalry which will be disordered, win or lose, after a combat. I'll be interested to hear what the consensus of the community might be.

Ottoman national characteristics say that their infantry operate in deep order only. The only stated exemption to this are the Nizam-i-Jedid which can operate in deep or linear order. My question is this: what about the Sekhans? These are identified as type LT. I assume that this means they can brea...

Got it.

Sorry if I misunderstood, but I read your response to hedge the p. 20 line with provisos and conditions not mentioned on p. 20. An unseen unit that shoots reveals itself to all enemies. Period. That is what it says on p. 20. If it is seen, it can be fired on and/or charged. Yes?

You could be right Roger, but then again, the English rules say what they say on p. 20.

We've been moving them like unformed skirmisher units - 6 UD pretty mu in any direction.

I thought I understood this, but now I'm not sure. Please bear with me. p. 20 says "a unit cannot charge or fire at an enemy hidden in a wood or behind the crest of a hill" but that "a hidden unit that fires, however, reveals itself to all enemies". A couple questions about unclear points. 1. Really...

Thanks to all for the quick responses.

Had a situation come up today which oddly hadn't come up before. Can a unit from a non-activated division in position to provide fire support to a unit or units from an activated division do so? If so, would it matter whether or not the unit from the non-activated division's division had been activa...

Thanks. That is what I thought as well. My opponent thought only detached skirmishers should qualify, but he was not an disinterested commentator since we were in the middle of a game.