Ken Jacobsen

The rules state that units equipped with a 1 shot weapon can split fire (pg. 79, pg.102). What if that unit is on Ambush, and shoots a Faust at a vehicle that moves into range; can the other figures in that unit fore their small arms at a different unit (one that didn’t trigger the Ambush)?

At least according to Easy Army, Grenadier squads no longer have the option of taking 2 LMGs.  Is that the rule now?

With Assaults being much less common in v3, what’s the argument against using a Snap To order to allows 2 squads to assault simultaneously?

Looking for help/direction with this.  Certain scenarios state that no units are deployed on the board at the start of he game. I believe I saw somewhere (this forum, FAQ, other forums) that this does NOT apply to Forward Deployers. Can someone please confirm or deny that?

Thanks in advance.

In Clash of Eagles, Bavarian Cheveaux Leger are listed with a Shoot value of 3; is this a mis-print?

Greetings.

Does anyone have any experience running a Foreign Legion list?  I’m really wanting to get a list on the table, but every time I start putting one together I get to “Eh, not worth the time/effort/money” pretty quickly. No great options for mobile platforms that can put out good firepower; Legionnaires look cool, but the list seems…[Read more]

Anyone have any idea when the new releases will come out?

On page 89 of the main rule book it states that a unit that forms square in response to a cavalry charge cannot deliver closing fire – clear enough.  What if:

A French cav unit charges a British inf unit.  The Brits form square, the French don’t close and finish their remaining movement.  But, a French inf unit then charges the newly formed Br…[Read more]

I was listening to a podcast recently in which the host made mention of a rule that infantry now have to pass on Order Test to form square, as opposed to the method on page 89 of the rulebook.  Has anyone heard of this?

Question for the group:

It seems intuitive that a unit can only charge a unit that it can “see” at the beginning of the turn.

Where is this rule located? I’ve been scouring the Clash of Eagles book & can’t find it.  Thanks.

Are there any good podcasts about Napoleonic Wargaming – a Napoleonic version of SNAFU or Cast Dice?