Saturday at Cold Wars. Having finished with game mastering, I turned my attention to play. In John Snead's game I commanded the Russian right flank in a rear guard action as we sought to stem the Franco-Saxon advance after Bautzen in 1813. The game ended in a pyric French victory, but if we had gone another turn, we would have crushed our opponents as we had a cavalry counter attack set up with a very high likelihood of success.
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| The French right flank looking toward the Russian held village. |
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My jagers held this village in front of our lines on the Russian Right. the French had to decide to attack it or by-pass it. They tried to do both. Eventually pushing the jagers out of the village.
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| We took a reverse slope position and pounded the advancing French with artillery. |
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| The French advance continues |
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| The Russian brain trust. |
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| I advance on the extreme right flank to slow down the Saxon's by-passing the jagers in the village. |
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