Added a new entry in the Scenario-Wiki, it is a modest only-Infantry historical scenery designed to explore the night fighting optionals discussed in this forum
Link to the scenery
http://sites.google.com/site/honourscenarios/scenario--cerro-de-medellin-1809
Link to night rules discussion
http://www.sammustafa.com/honour/forum/topic/night-fighting-in-lasalle
Hi,
Very inventive, Looks good from a quick look. I can't see your pictures which is a shame.
No consealment cover against shooting at night. Not sure about that.
And really feel if Artillery and muskets were firing they could be shot at longer ranges than you have there or if there was a fort,town or emplacements situation for other games.
My dice throwing for sight before shooting could of addressed that.
Well done though.
Images repaired.
I see no point in consider the night cover to massed muskeet fire distance against a formation, my bet is that the disc test will cover the dificulties.
As to artillery shooting at longer ranges , it could be practical indeed against known notable emplacements -as buildings-, but this scenery does not include any of them.
Looks like a nice and interesting scenario, I like the scenario specific modifications.
John
"'As to artillery shooting at longer ranges , it could be practical indeed against known notable emplacements -as buildings-, but this scenery does not include any of them.""
But you have mentioned all the night time rules whether your scenario was using them or not.
Even though sometimes firing is into a mass group (not so much with light infantry)
There would be the same co ordination of targets, that is troops firing at the same target(doubling up on targets) and other factors like flashes and worse smoke visibility. I think that counts for consealment.
British OoB corrected and modified thanks to quite good comments.
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