Congress and
12.
Crown
Definitions:
A stand is a single set of
miniatures attached to a base.
A unit is a set of between 1
and 4 bases that are
considered to be one task
force. Several units compose
a players army, which is the
total amount of forces that
they field.
Formation:
Units may be in column or
line formation. Column units
have their stands placed
behind one another while line
units have their stands placed
adjacent to one another. A
line unit may be multiple ranks
thick, but a column unit may
never be multiple ranks wide.
Army Composition:
An army is composed of an
agreed upon number of
stands. Each of these stands
represents one militia stand.
Two militia stands (worth of
points) forms one regular
stand and three militia stands
forms one line stand. Two
militia stands form light
cavalry, and three militia
stands form heavy cavalry.
Three militia stands form
cannon. Two militia stands
form an attached officer.
No more than 1/3 of the
Congress players army may
be line infantry, heavy
cavalry, or cannon, and no
more than 1/3 may be regular
infantry or light cavalry. No
more than 2/3 of units may
have attached officers
No more than 1/2 of the Crown
players army may be militia,
and no more than 1/3 may be
cavalry or cannon. At least
1/2 of units must have
officers.
Initiative:
Both players roll a number of
d6 equal to the total number
of officers they have. Total
the dice and the player with
the highest number may
choose to act first or second.
Acting:
When a player chooses to act,
they pick a unit and roll 1d6.
Regular infantry, line
infantry, and Heavy cavalry
activate on a 3+. Light
cavalry and cannon activate
on a 4+. Militia activate on a
5+. If a unit has an officer,
the difficulty to activate them
is reduced by 1.
If a unit is activated, they
may choose a formation and
then perform one of the
following actions. If they fail
to activate, they may not be
activated again and the
chance to activate a unit
passes to your opponent.
Actions:
Sneak: Cavalry, close order
infantry, and cannon may not
sneak. Sneaking units move
2 forward and receive +1 to
their defense. Units may turn
up to 180.
Move: All units may move
forward; the distance is give
on their profile. Units in
column formation move
double their profile distance.
Units may turn up to 90.
Charge: Cannon may not
charge. If a militia unit
intends to charge, they suffer
a -1 penalty to their activation.
A charging unit moves their
movement allowance + 1d3
and performs a melee attack
(see below).
Fire: a firing unit remains
stationary and performs a
ranged attack at a unit within
Melee Attacks:
A unit performing a melee
attack rolls 1d6 for every front
rank stand, adds +1 for every
second rank stand, and adds
+1 if an officer is present.
They also add their combat
bonus. Their targets do the
same thing; the higher result
inflicts damage on the enemy.
Ranged Attacks:
A unit performing a ranged
attack rolls 1d6 for every front
rank stand, adds +1 to each
die if a second rank stand is
present, and adds +1 to each
die if an officer is present.
They also add their shooting
bonus to each die. If at least
one die gets higher than the
enemys defense rating (+1
for light cover, +2 for heavy
cover), the enemy takes
damage. For every die other
than the first that gets higher
than the enemys defense
rating, the enemy receives a
-1 penalty to their morale
check.
Damage:
If a unit takes damage, they
lose one stand from the rear of
their formation. If there is an
officer in the unit, roll 1d6.
On a 6, the officer is killed in
addition to the removed
stand.
Morale:
After a unit takes damage,
they must check morale. Roll
1d6 and compare it to the
units morale statistic. Add +1
if an officer is present. On a
result greater than or equal to
the morale value, the unit is
fine. On a result less than
their morale value, they must
face the opposite direction
and immediately move their
move distance directly away
from the enemy that fired on
them.
Militia Melee 1; Ranged 1; Light Cavalry

Move 4; Defense 5; Morale 3+; Move 7;

Melee 0; Ranged 0; Melee 1; Ranged 0;

Defense 5; Morale 5+; Defense 5; Morale 4+;

Regular Infantry (Crown) Heavy Cavalry

Move 3; Move 6;

Melee 1; Ranged 1; Melee 2; Ranged 0;

Defense 4; Morale 3+; Defense 5; Morale 3+;

Regular Infantry (Congress) Cannon

Move 3 Move 2;

Melee 0; Ranged 1; Melee 0; Ranged 2 (Range

20);
Defense 5; Morale 4+;
Defense 4; Morale 3+;

Line Infantry

Move 3;