The people of these parts had seen very little of the troubles of the civil war being so far to the south west, quietly closed their blinds and quickly enter their cellars, hoping and praying that they would see the light of day once more.Ī tall dignified man exited the motor vehicle it was none other than the James William Graham the Earl of Montrose, former peer and Navy Commander, his personal bodyguard stood by in full body armour and a large detachment of the CWAF (Coventor Women’s Auxiliary Force) had quickly taken up positions anxious and hoping their rescue would be on time as most of their vehicles were almost out of fuel. The easterly mist covered the small village of Upper Wuthering, the quite of the dawn was broken with the sound of three armoured vehicles tearing along the hedgerow lined road, the car lights lite up the main village square as the vehicles screeched to a halt, ghostly figures set up a perimeter around one of the armoured cars. The fields to the union troops…….must get myself some new dice I think! Through my brigade which became shaken and finally routed leaving the hill and
The brigade become shaken and then finally routed, this caused morale rolls all Troops counterattacked which was quite good to see, whoever the entire leftįlank of the confederates collapsed after two batns routed and the remainder of
Leaving a gaping hole in the line, the union were finally blunted and Johns Successful with two confederate batns totally destroyed and two others routing The union advance on the right was extremely Promptly routed and took one other with them in the process, leaving a gaping Union were a little worried as they advancedīut their artillery done great damage on a number of units, one batteryĪctually rolled all sixes and all but wiped out a small 12 figure batn, who Union had a +1 firing modifier which really tolled if they rolled well. To all morale rolls, which is ok early but once the casualties start…….
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