Colonial Campaigns Club (CCC)

<b>Greene vs. Cornwallis - Divisional Battle 1</b>
10:00 am 5 May, 1779 * Hypothetical * American General Greene's
division confronts General Cornwallis' 2nd Division. NOTE: Many
new ideas and features in this scenario. 1) Revised Germantown
map. 2) All infantry rated as LIGHT to enable players to use
historical army doctrines of open files/extended lines. 3) Additional
leaders so rgts. can be deployed historically ... for British
this means half the rgt in open file in the first line of battle,
and the remaining of the rgt in closed order in the second line
of battle; for the Americans this means having the rgts split
into two maneuver groups since rgts contain more than 160 files.
4) All units at full, theoretical strengths. 5) Non-standard
pdt file with enhanced hitting power for artillery, and substantially
different movement costs than in standard. 6) ORCHARD type terrain
used to represent light woods with height reduced, and does not
automatically disrupt line infantry. Each army's HQ worth
100 VPs. 9) Infantry worth 1 VP per man, Cavalry worth 2VPs per
man, Artillery worth 25 VPs per gun, and Supply Points worth
1 VP per SP. 10) Artillery units (single guns) grouped in battery
formations with leader and 1 Battery Wagon (Supply Wagon) per
section. 11) Each rgt has 1 Baggage Wagon (Supply Wagon.) 12)
British cavalry armed with Small Arms weapons which increases
its melee value by 50%; US Cavalry given Carbines typical cavalry;
British Provincial Cavalry (Queen's Rangers) rated as Militia
armed with Carbines, performs in game as equal to US Cavalry.
13) Stacking limits reduced to 150 men per hex. 14) Scenario
Designer recommends when using X-LINE formation to refrain from
stacking more than 50 men or 1 company if it is larger than 50,
and if the 96 man Highland companies go into X-LINE that players
leave one hex interval between companies. 14) Wagons and Artillery
Pieces cannot cross walls or fences unless path or road is present
(representing a gate.) 15) Detailed Ai for both armies to attack.
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Each army has @ 5,500 men.