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Riders going at foot and vice versa
by dheilsberg Mon Sep 18, 2017 3:07 pm
Another question:
To dismount a cavalryman in order to act as an infantryman
or
to mount him on his horse (after he dismounted of course)
are not really quoted in the rules. Does it take one action?
Do we have to implement other rules to keep dismounted horses at their place (because they could flee if frightened by enemies or friendly fires/fighting... or be caught by others figures).
More generally, how do you manage the possibility to dismount cavalryman? I particularly think to the Peninsula war with French Dragoons acting as infantrymen when necessary against Spanish guerilla or other "bandidos".
To dismount a cavalryman in order to act as an infantryman
or
to mount him on his horse (after he dismounted of course)
are not really quoted in the rules. Does it take one action?
Do we have to implement other rules to keep dismounted horses at their place (because they could flee if frightened by enemies or friendly fires/fighting... or be caught by others figures).
More generally, how do you manage the possibility to dismount cavalryman? I particularly think to the Peninsula war with French Dragoons acting as infantrymen when necessary against Spanish guerilla or other "bandidos".
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