Rafiki wrote:That should work. I think CP penalties only apply for the commander of the stack
Roger B wrote:According to a passage in Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, Vol 1 in reference to the Indian brigades. This passage isn't necessarily describing Stand Watie's brigade but in general:
[INDENT]They fought very well when they had an opportunity to take shelter behind trees and logs, but could not easily be brought to face artillery, and a single shell thrown at them was generally sufficient to demoralize them and put them to flight.[/INDENT]
Can't say I blame them. However in the description of the battle of Pea Ridge I found no reference to Albert Pike's, McIntosh's, or Watie's regiments cowering from artillery or being put to flight.
Roger B wrote:According to a passage in Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, Vol 1 in reference to the Indian brigades. This passage isn't necessarily describing Stand Watie's brigade but in general:
[INDENT]They fought very well when they had an opportunity to take shelter behind trees and logs, but could not easily be brought to face artillery, and a single shell thrown at them was generally sufficient to demoralize them and put them to flight.[/INDENT]
Can't say I blame them. However in the description of the battle of Pea Ridge I found no reference to Albert Pike's, McIntosh's, or Watie's regiments cowering from artillery or being put to flight.
Tex Willer wrote: [...] And there aren't also any replacement for Indian troops!
Tex Willer wrote:The Indian units will be at full strenght if they hold position on their villages?
And what about the Indian Infantry Brigade?
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