Herve,
Might you be so kind as to provide the definitive answer please ?
Can disordered troops counter-charge ??
On page 57 (English version) the last bullet point in "Who can fight" says that disordered units can either stand in place OR countercharge.
On page 43 under "counter charge" it says that restrictions that apply to chargers also apply to counterchargers. And on page 42 under "charge" the sixth bullet point in the list of limitations says that disordered troops CANNOT charge.
These are obviously mutually exclusive ... and probably just a feature of the English version.
I've played it both ways in various games (some games where disordered troops can, and some where they can't, countercharge) and both seem to work. The main difference being as to where the contact/combat location happens.
It would be great to have the definitive answer though ...
Many thanks, Herve !!!
And many thanks also for such a great set of rules !!!!
Cheers,
Keef
can disordered units counter-charge ?
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Re: can disordered units counter-charge ?
I think your reading is correct. Disordered units may not counter charge. Makes sense I think. Getting troops to advance, let alone charge, probably gave the officers enough of a challenge when the troops were formed up in good order.
Re: can disordered units counter-charge ?
Bumped to the top for a reply from Herve !
Cheers.
Cheers.
Re: can disordered units counter-charge ?
Hi,
in france we allowed disordered units to counter charge as per rules P57.
It's not possible to initiate charge, but always possible to counter charge.
Regards.
Olivier M
in france we allowed disordered units to counter charge as per rules P57.
It's not possible to initiate charge, but always possible to counter charge.
Regards.
Olivier M
Cordialement
Olivier M
Olivier M