Civil War Campaign: Union
Freemantle Farm
After a Night of Solid Rainfall the Federal Troops Gather in the Barn and Prepare for the Rebel Attack
Apologies for the photo quality but I just couldn’t wait any longer and had to do this without lighting other than a handheld light.
There was a Special Rule for this scenario.
When you fire you must roll a d6 and add the number of turns since you last reloaded, you lose this many shots per group. So if you load and fire in the same turn you only lose d6 shots but if you load and spend two turns marching then you lose d6+2 shots per company.
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Captain Lewis Leads his Men Along the Stone Wall While Sergeant O'Reilly Leads the Skirmishers into the Trees
The Rebels Advance Along the Sunken Road.
Sergeant O'Reilly and his Skirmishers Get a -1 on the d6 Roll to see How Many Shots are Lost to Represent them Being More Careful
Captain Lewis' Men Advance Down the Stone Wall Hoping to Attack Across the Cabin's Lawn and use their Superior Numbers to Take the Confederate Deployment Point
"Freeman's Cabin" Cabin on the Right. In-between the Two Stone Walls is the "Cabin's Lawn"
"Up Boys to the Wall and Give them Steel"
Rebels Occupy the Freeman Cabin Which Means They Don't Have to Roll for Shots Lost Due to Rain.
Lewis Leads his Men Across the Cabin's Lawn under Enfilading Fire from the Freeman's Cabin. They Take a Few Losses but Hope to Charge before the Rebels can Bring up their Militia
As Captain Lewis Charges Across the Cabin's Lawn Lieutenant's Bellamy and Hungerford Leads the Rest of the Company to Charge and Outflank the Rebels Main Line
Can Our Federal Soldiers Close the Gap Before Jonny Reb gets Reformed? How Will the Lieutenant's Fare Charging a Rain Soaked Confederate Line? 
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