• Units do not have to be in sphere of each other or commander; they can be anywhere on the game surface.

• This means "cannot move toward the enemy." 
• Also the card means only for this turn.

• These cards can only be played before the first move of the game; otherwise discard and draw another card.

• This means "cannot move toward the enemy." 
• Also the card means only for this turn.

• Do not have to be in sphere and can be located anywhere on the game surface.

• These arrive on the user's side of the game table.
• If the player has any units set aside as reserves, select from that inventory. 
• If no units set aside, add them as new units.
• This says Regiment, if that quantity is available, not just one or two troops companies or squadrons, so it means many stands.
  • In ACW of Hex Command rules, one stand may represent larger than one or two "companies" "squadrons" or "troops."  In ACW a cavalry unit may be an entire "battalion."  This is currently a debate about ACW cavalry size but use whatever scale of basing you have to represent a unit larger than 2 squadrons.

• These arrive on the user's side of the game table.
• If the player has any units set aside as reserves, select from that inventory. 
• If no units set aside, add them as new units.
• This says Regiment, if that quantity is available, not just one or two troops companies or squadrons, so it means many stands.
  • In ACW of Hex Command rules, one stand may represent larger than one or two "companies" "squadrons" or "troops."  In ACW a cavalry unit may be an entire "battalion."  This is currently a debate about ACW cavalry size but use whatever scale of basing you have to represent a unit larger than 2 squadrons.

• Can be anywhere on table and do not have to be in sphere of each other or commander.

This means "toward the enemy."  Also, this was supposed to mean "for this turn" but the error might actually be ok; roll red/blue on CnC die: (even/odd with d6):  on red (odd), for the entire game otherwise for this turn only. 

This means "toward the enemy." Also, this was supposed to mean "for this turn" but the error might actually be ok; roll red/blue on CnC die: (even/odd with d6): on red (odd), for the entire game otherwise for this turn only.

Can only be played at the first turn of the game or the end of the first turn

• Can only be played prior to the first move of the game and if drawn after that remove from deck and draw another card.

• Can only be played prior to the first move of the game and if drawn after that remove from deck and draw another card.

• Can only be played prior to the first move of the game and if drawn after that remove from deck and draw another card.

• Can only be played prior to the first move of the game and if drawn after that remove from deck and draw another card.

• What this really means is the unit fires every other turn for 3 turns, then on the 4th turn and thereafter fires as usual. 
• Count this in secret.  In this regard the more advanced Brigade File Card is beneficial because it has places on the card where users can note the card/process is in play. 

• What this really means is the unit fires every other turn for 3 turns, then on the 4th turn and thereafter fires as usual. 
• Count this in secret.  In this regard the more advanced Brigade File Card is beneficial because it has places on the card where users can note the card/process is in play. 

• Like the other card, but the process is PERMANENT for this unit.
• The unit fires every other turn. 
• Count this in secret.  In this regard the more advanced Brigade File Card is beneficial because it has places on the card where users can note the card/process is in play. 

• Like the other card, but the process is PERMANENT for this unit.
• The unit fires every other turn. 
• Count this in secret.  In this regard the more advanced Brigade File Card is beneficial because it has places on the card where users can note the card/process is in play. 

• Like the other card, but the process is PERMANENT for this unit.
• The unit fires every other turn. 
• Count this in secret.  In this regard the more advanced Brigade File Card is beneficial because it has places on the card where users can note the card/process is in play. 

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Pike and Shotte era only

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Pike and Shotte era only.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Pike and Shotte only aka "not really military situations but unreliable mercenary eras in history."

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Pike and Shotte only aka "not really military situations but unreliable mercenary eras in history."

• Use some method to mark this unit for this event and when it happens it will be obvious to the opponent anyway so it can be marked on the table.

• Use some method to mark this unit for this event and when it happens it will be obvious to the opponent anyway so it can be marked on the table.

• Roll a CnC die: On Code (red) the unit steps back 3 hexes, on CnC steps back 5 hexes as well as any units in the neighboring hexes around it.  
• Commander can attempt to override with Tactical die roll.

• Roll a CnC die: On Code (red) the unit steps back 3 hexes, on CnC steps back 5 hexes as well as any units in the neighboring hexes around it.  
• Commander can attempt to override with Tactical die roll.

• Roll a CnC die: On Code (red) the unit steps back 3 hexes, on CnC steps back 5 hexes as well as any units in the neighboring hexes around it.  
• Commander can attempt to override with Tactical die roll.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Applies to counter-battery fire aka cannon v. cannon only even if the shot misses.

• Withdraw means roll CnC die: Color: 3 hexes, Code 5 hexes and CnC: 1 hex.

• Withdraw means roll CnC die: Color: 3 hexes, Code 5 hexes and CnC: 1 hex.

• Light works only
• Roll CnC die when fired upon )or involved in melee for first round): On Code the cover bonus applies.

• The chosen unit cannot be further than 6 hexes away from those units that form around it.

• The chosen unit cannot be further than 6 hexes away from those units that form around it.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Appears on the enemy side of the game surface means it has defected to enemy.

• means toward the enemy and only for this turn.

• Card must be played on first turn of the game only otherwise remove from deck and draw a card.

• Card must be played on first turn of the game only otherwise remove from deck and draw a card.

• Card must be played on first turn of the game only otherwise remove from deck and draw a card.

• Card must be played on first turn of the game only otherwise remove from deck and draw a card.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• Permanent

Pike and Shotte

[image]

Pike and Shotte

[image]

Pike and Shotte

[image]

Pike and Shotte

[image]

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• This actually means the owning player cannot know what the markers are until 4 turns have passed and can only move any of the markers no more than 2 hexes per turn. On the 5th turn replace all the markers as notated on them.  
• No combat can occur to the markers and they cannot engage or be engaged in melee so this also locks the opponent from doing anything against them.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• This actually means the owning player cannot know what the markers are until 4 turns have passed and can only move any of the markers no more than 2 hexes per turn. On the 5th turn replace all the markers as notated on them.  
• No combat can occur to the markers and they cannot engage or be engaged in melee so this also locks the opponent from doing anything against them.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

• This actually means the owning player cannot know what the markers are until 4 turns have passed and can only move any of the markers no more than 2 hexes per turn. On the 5th turn replace all the markers as notated on them.  
• No combat can occur to the markers and they cannot engage or be engaged in melee so this also locks the opponent from doing anything against them.

Pike and Shotte

[image]

Pike and Shotte

[image]

Pike and Shotte

[image]