A practice game for a club ADLG-R competition taking place in November. Continuing my determination not to rebase any figures I went for a Later Royalist army using only commanded out shot and masses of Cavaliers to see how that would work out. Simon went for Early Louis XIV French.
The Royalists attacked in the plains with a load of terrain on the flanks that didn't really suit their mounted:
Almost all the Royalist horse move to attack on the right:
Prince Rupert has been slow to fetch the rest of the Cavaliers across to support the initial attack:
Another dismal ADLG-R defeat where I failed to destroy a single base of Simons (I think I only inflicted about five hits in total)! The initial charge by the Cavaliers should have done better really but once they had been dispersed the supports were slightly too far behind to help out.
The terrain was also pretty awful for a cavalry army with both flanks closed off leaving the French to fill the gap between using their infantry against which my less numerous and worse commanded shot units were unlikely to do well and the mounted couldn't really hurt at all.
I should probably stop trying to use FoG-R army compositions in a FoG-R style for ADLG-R and start putting more effort into thinking in an ADLG-R way instead!
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