Hagelberg. A Scenario for Lasalle
In order to see if Lasalle is the more adequate set to fight small engagements, I am devising a Scenario about the battle of Hagelberg. The battle was fought between the French Girard’s Garrison (or Division) of Magdeburg and the Prussian Hirschfeld corps. Both seides were composed from 2nd-line units, and the final result was a total French defeat. I did fought this Scenario using 'divisional' Napoleon's Battles two years ago (see the entry Battle of Hagelberg and NBd in this blog or Hagelberg (1813) in the main web-site).
The OOB's are:
French Forces: Magdeburg Garrison
Commander: GD Baron Girard
Brigade Sennegon -/-
3/24th Légêre Reliable/Amateur/SK2
3/26th Légère Reliable/Amateur/SK2
3/18th Légère Reliable/Amateur/SK2
3/19th Légère Reliable/Amateur/SK2
1/9th Westphalian Line Shaky/Amateur/SK1
2/1st Croatian Shaky/Amateur/SK2
Brigade Baville -/-
3/134th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
6/134th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
3/56th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
3/72th Line Reliable/Amateur/SK1
1/Saxon Ducal House Shaky/Amateur/SK1
2/Saxon Ducal House Shaky/Amateur/SK1
Cavalry Bureaux de Pusy -/-
13th French Hussar Reliable/Experienced/Pursuit
1 Mixed Regiment de marche Reliable/ Experienced /Pursuit
Artillery
1/9th Foot Artillery Foot/3 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer
16/9th Foot Artillery Foot/3 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer
Prussian Forces
Commander: Generalmajor von Hirschfield
Advance Guard Langeron -/-
1/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK1
2/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK1
3/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK2
Right Wing Brigade Puttlitz -/-
4/1st Reserve Regiment Reliable/Amateur/SK1
1/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
2/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
3/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
4/6th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
2/7th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
Left Wing Brigade Boguslavsky -/-
2/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
2/4th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
3/4th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
Reserve Brigade Marwitz -/-
1/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
3/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
4/3rd Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
Detachment Reuss -/-
1/4th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
1/7th Kurmark Landwher Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
1 Elbe Infantry regiment Unpredictable/Amateur/SK1
1/3rd Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
Prussian 6pdr Foot Battery Foot/2 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer
Cavalry Bismarck -/-
2/3/4/3rd Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
5th Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
6th Kurmark Landwehr Cavalry Shaky/Amateur
Russian Light Battery #26 Foot/5 cannon/Medium/1 Howitzer
Cossacks Czenichev -/- (Reinforcements)
Sisava (+) Shaky/Irregular/Pursuit
Vlassov (+) Shaky/Irregular/Pursuit
Notes
French and Prussian are small (four-base) units. Cossack sotnia are large (six-base) units (marked with a plus sign).
Hi Rafa,
ReplyDeleteI can not tell from your OB if you fit it into the Army Builder or if you used an historical OB?
Look forward to seeing the AR.
John
Hi John
ReplyDeleteIs a historical scenario. I have not used the Army Builder. I am now considering that maybe it is too complex for a first try of the rules, so maybe I'll use only part of the forces.
Rafa
It seems from my reading that a lot of stress is placed on the balance of forces in the rules. I think this is why I stayed away from a historical scenario initially.
ReplyDeleteJohn
Yes, the Army Builder forces lead to balanced scenarios for competition. Hagelber is a 'historical' scenario. Theoretically it is biased against Prussians but actually they won!
ReplyDeleteRafa