1600-1700 13 August 1813
Table at the start of move 9
Top – Two Spanish brigades in rout, a third pinned in square, only guerrilla brigade left
Bottom – Italians continue to hold with heavy casualties and one brigade shaken
4th Spanish corps
General O’Donnell (Poor)
6 Command Points
Orders – Engage
Artillery fire on 6th Italian brigade (total 7 – no casualties)
O’Donnell changes orders to Attack
16th (guerrilla) brigade charge 8th Italian brigade (total 7 – draw)
Both sides lose one casualty and both are disordered
15th brigade test morale for being in rout (total minus 1 – fail continue to rout)
14th brigade test morale for being in rout (total minus 3 – fail continue to rout)
Marshal Suchet (Gifted)
4 Command Points
Moves to join Severoli
Too few CP left to change orders
16th Italian corps
General Severoli (Poor)
7 Command Points
Orders – Hold
Artillery fire on Spanish gunners (total 11 – one casualty)
Spanish gunners test morale for first casualty (total 4 – pass remain formed)
8th Italian brigade continue melee with 16th Spanish (Guerrilla)
Spanish have more combat factors and dice (total 9 - limited win)
8th Italian lose two more casualties, retires 4” and are shaken
16th Spanish lose one more casualty, halt and are disordered
6th brigade test morale for four casualties and shaken (total 1 – fail, remain shaken)
Spanish guerrillas charge Italian infantry
Game Notes
The French CinC arrives on the battlefield
O’Donnell has only one brigade to continue his attack, the guerrilla’s. They are useless at skirmish and firefight, so he has to order them to charge.
The Italian brigade already has two casualties, but with superior skirmish and volley fire they are equal to the guerrilla’s.
The first round of melee is a draw.
The second goes to the SpanishThe Italians now have five casualties and retreat shaken, but still hold
Rule 13 covers infantry hand to hand combat
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