Michael Gorman on 23 Mar 2003 07:02:00 -0000 |
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Re: [eia] Re: French combat rolls, Battle of Rome |
At 01:21 AM 3/23/2003 -0500, you wrote:
BTW, the French VII corps is present with 7 inf. and 1 cav. as well as the Naples corps with 1 inf. and 2 cav. The total is 11 factors (3 of which are cav) for a total morale of 3.5. I have the British force at 8 inf. 4 cav + 4 Portuguese inf. (Please correct me if I'm wrong. And please remind me which British corps it is.) I calculate a morale of 3.8 for the British side. France 15% of 11 (= 2 casualties) and 1.4 morale in the first round. France does 10% (= 1 casualty) and 1.4 morale in the second round. In the third round, France does 5% (almost certainly 1 casualty) and 1.0 morale. Total morale damage is 3.8. So if my intelligence is correct, then the British side will break in the third round (if the combat lasts that long). (Pursuit is highly unlikely unless JJ rolls really low.) Now we just need rolls from JJ and then we'll be on to September.
I thought JJ said the Portuguese corps retired into the city? This would lower his factor strength to 8, but raise his morale to over 4. Which would mean no break, but half the force destroyed. Then it will depend on if Britain gets good enough rolls to break the French.
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