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Imperial Skirmish Force During the Campaign in Poland and Denmark 1657-1660 Authors: Michał „Kadrinazi” Paradowski, Rafał Szwelicki Authors’ note: This skirmish force is a part of the Imperial army which will be featured in “The Deluge” expansion. The rules presented here might differ from those in the final full army list.
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espite the fact that the activity of the Imperial army in Poland and Denmark was focused mainly around siege operations the cavalry of the corps also played an important role by countering Swedish patrols, conducting reconnaissance and foraging. Imperial troops, including mainly cuirassiers (in fact counterparts to Polish and Swedish reiters) supported by dragoons, were especially active during operations in Prussia. Patrick Gordon, who served in 1658 in a Swedish reiter regiment recalled in his memoirs numerous clashes with Imperial patrols. However Imperial soldiers fought with changing fortunes, they did not kno w the terrain in which they operated against the Swedes and their commanders were restricted by orders from Vienna. A peculiar example of ineffectiveness of Imperial operations was the capture of general Gotfried Heister (Hester) by Swedish reiters. He rode from his camp at a distance of a musket shot in order to inspect the terrain and was taken by a Swedish unit. Despite a prolonged chase the Imperial cuirassiers were unable to retake their commander. Further repercussions followed this incident – the commander of the sentries of the camp colonel Johann Flettinger was arrested and deprived of command of his dragoon regiment.
COLONEL [
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Commander
Formation
Move
Armor
Morale
Colonel
/+
CAVALRY MAJOR [
Skill
Close Combat
Shooting
Weapons
Effectiveness
Range
Special Rules
Hand weapon
CC
Commander
Pistols
Scarce ammunition Shooting in Charge - pistol
Effectiveness
Range
Special Rules
Hand weapon
CC
Commander
Pistols
Scarce ammunition Shooting in Charge - pistol
Effectiveness
Range
Special Rules
Shooting in Charge - pistol
]
Commander
Formation
Move
Armor
Morale
Major
/+
Skill
Close Combat
Shooting
Weapons
CUIRASSIERS Cavalry Formation
Move
Armor
Morale
Skill
Close Combat
Shooting
Cuirassiers
/+
Hand weapon
CC
Armored
/+
Pistols
Arquebus*
/
/
Cuirassiers Veteran
/+
Armored veteran
/+
�. Some cuirassier companies may wear armor: breast and back plates, helmets (Armor: �) – check the Skirmish Force Structure for details
Weapons
Caracole Good Tactical Discipline
�. Some reiter companies may be equipped with arquebuses check the Skirmish Force Structure for details. �. Use SWE-�, SWE-�, SWE-� and SWE-� sets as figures (depending on the equipment and armor option)
DRAGOONS Dragoon Formation
Move
Armor
Morale
Skill
Mounted
/+
Mounted
/+
Dismounted
Dismounted veteran
Close Combat
Shooting
Weapons
Effectiveness
Range
Special Rules
Hand weapon
CC
Dragoons
Hand weapon
CC
Half-musket
/
/
Counter-march
veteran
Salvo
�. Use SWE-� as Imperial dragoons.
Special rules Military Drill [Rulebook p. 291]
This is Not Our War! Imperial forces fighting in Poland and Denmark suffered from high number of desertions. Especially if a unit was stationed in one place for a longer time (garrison duty, siege operations) its strength depleted very much and deserters often enlisted in the Polish, Danzig or even Swedish armies. Before the battle begins (after the figures are deployed) check the level of desertion. Roll four dice (if the Skirmish Force Commander has Command Points ###) or three dice (if the Skirmish Force Commander has Command Points ####) against the Skirmish Force Commander’s Skill. Each failed test means 1 desertion (point of losses). Then allocate those losses amongst your Units. Not more than two points may be allocated per Unit. These losses cannot be removed by Ordering the Units (they must be marked with a special token).
Damn This Country! Despite having numerous cavalry and dragoons the Imperial corps often had difficulties with reconnoitering terrain and enemy intentions. Value of Imperial Reconnaissance is decreased by 2 points.
Imperial skirmish force in Poland and Denmark 1657-1660 Special Rules: Mi�i���� D�i��, T�i� i� ��� ��� ���!, D��� ��i� �������!
: +� FSP for Colonel instead of S +� FSP for Major E * You may deploy up to half of cuirassiers (any type) with arquebuses T * Maximum of two companies of cuirassiers from the base of force can be O replace with dragoon companies of same size and quality. Dragoon company N can be then expanded to � bases.
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+� FSP for � bases of dragoons +� FSP for � bases of veteran dragoons +� FSP for deploying up to half of cuirassiers (any type) in armor (Armor:�)
