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| Both armies were equal in strength. Both had one spring artillery piece, along with 2 ammunition wagons and an ambulance. Any figure hit by a round who didn't fall over was wounded. He would have to go to the ambulance, and then could return to the battle. |
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| Both armies deployed for battle. The red shells were artillery rounds. The cannon could fire up to 4 rounds per turn. The Blue rounds were infantry. They could fire 1 round for every 6 infantrymen. They were only supposed to have 12 inch range: in the heat of the battle I forgot that rule. At least I forgot it for both sides. |
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| At the bottom of the picture wounded soldiers can be seen heading towards the ambulance to have their wounds treated. Both armies have switched to skirmish order to cut down on casualties. |
