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Saints in Armor ~ Playbook General Information: All Scenarios Throughout This Playbook Use the Following In- Formation Tilly’s Battles in the early Thirty Years War PLAYBOOK Musket and Pike Battle Series, Volume VI White Mountain 1620 • Wimpfen 1622 • Höchst 1622, Fleurus 1622 • Stadtlohn 1623 • Lutter am Barenberge 1626 Table of Contents Introduction ..................................................................... 2 Lutter am Barenberge...................................................... 35 White Mountain .............................................................. 6 Historical Notes .............................................................. 41 Wimpfen .......................................................................... 14 Dramatis Personae .......................................................... 44 Höchst ............................................................................. 19 Scenario Selection Guide ................................................ 48 Fleurus............................................................................. 25 Designers’ Notes ............................................................. 50 Stadtlohn ......................................................................... 29 Bibliography ................................................................... 52 GMT Games, LLC • P.O. Box 1308, Hanford, CA 93232-1308 www.GMTGames.com 2 Saints in Armor ~ Playbook General Information: All scenarios throughout this Playbook use the following in- formation. Counters Color Codes: All leaders bear the same color as the nationality of the army or contingent they were in, not necessarily the color of their nationality of birth. Protestant Forces and their Allies: Units Leaders Nationality or Army Top Stripe Bottom Top Stripe Bottom Battles Germans & Austrians Black White Med. Gray WM in Bohemian service Germans in Black White Med. Gray Black White Dark Gray W, F Mansfeld’s Army Germans in Black Black-Yellow Med. Gray Black Black-Yellow Dark Gray W Baden-Durlach’s Army Germans in Black Red Med. Gray Black Red Dark Gray H, F, S Braunschweig’s Army Germans in Black White Red Black White Red L Danish service Dutch in Dk. Gold White Med. Gray WM, H, F Protestant Service Bohemians White Red Med. Gray White Red Dark Gray WM Moravians White Red-Tan Med. Gray WM Silesians White Black-Yellow Med. Gray WM Transylvanians Blue Red Yellow Blue Red Yellow WM Lorrainers in Maroon White Med. Gray W Mansfeld’s Army Hessians Black Red-White Med. Gray S Danish White Red Red White Red Dark Red L Swedish Light Blue Dark Blue Med. Gray L Catholic Forces and their Allies: Units Leaders Nationality or Army Top Stripe Bottom Top Stripe Bottom Battles Imperial (Germans Reddish- Reddish- Yellow Tan Yellow Brown WM, S, L & Florentine) Orange Orange Catholic League White and (Lorrainers, Germans, Blue Blue-White Tan Blue Brown WM, S, L Blue (Bavaria) & Bavarians) Spanish Dk. Yellow Red Lt. Yellow Dark Yellow Red Yellow WM, W, F Walloons Maroon Dark Yellow Lt. Yellow WM, W, F Neapolitans Dark Green Lt. Yellow WM, F & Italians Green-White Polish Blue Yellow Green WM Germans Black White Lt. Yellow W, F in Spanish service Croats Dark Tan Dark Tan-White Lt. Yellow W, S © 2012 GMT Games, LLC Saints in Armor ~ Playbook 3 Counter Notes: Unit Types: 1. A generic replacement leader is called an Oberst (in German- Setup abbr. Counter letter Type speaking armies) or a Maestro de Campo (Spanish). Arty (none) Artillery 2. Some units and leaders have more than one counter with the Cuir. (none) Cuirassier same unit name. Each unit has a designation on it indicating Arq. A Arquebusier which battle it appears in. Unlike earlier games in the series, units (including artillery) and leaders are not shared between CrC. C Croat Cavalry battles. Each battle has its own set of counters. HI (none) Heavy infantry • Exception: in order to fit the replacement counters into the LI L Light infantry, dismounted game (see next), we had to use generic Obersts for the Catholic dragoons, or detached League. That is, there are three CL Obersts that are used in musketeers any battle that requires a non-named CL replacement leader. Note: While in some games in the series the HI units are called 3. There are nine replacement counters for units on the coun- “brigades,” in others they are called “battalions.” Generally, the tersheet for Nothing Gained But Glory, the previous game in Swedes and English called such units “brigades” and the Danes, the Musket and Pike Battle Series, that are not used in Saints French, Spanish, and Bavarians used “battalions.” For purposes in Armor. (One is actually a replacement for Gustav Adolf the of play, treat both terms the same, and any MPBS rule that refers Great as its replacement in NGBG was incorrect.) There is also to brigades applies equally to battalions. one two-hex replacement unit for Gustav. The replacement unit counters are: Wing Designations: • Nyborg: The Trampe leader had a gray stripe along its right Wing Name: Counter Abbr: Battle side. Left L WM W H F L • Malmö: One of the Grandvillier units had a white stripe on Center C WM W H F L its left side. Right R WM W H F L • Landskrona and Warksow: Two Danish units for Landskrona Transylvanian T WM and four Danish units for Warksow should have had white 1st Echelon 1E WM L boxes around their morale ratings. 2nd Echelon 2E WM L • Alte Veste (GAG): The Henderson unit should have had a 3rd Echelon 3E L white background color. League L WM • Alte Veste (GAG): The O.H. Fugger two-hex unit had an Rearguard Rg S incorrect Wing designation. Cavalry Cv S H 4. Counter Errata for Saints in Armor: Errors on two counters Main M S H were noticed after Sheets 1 and 2 had been printed but before Cavalry C S Sheet 3 went to press. The two counters are the Catholic Longvy Avantgarde A S unit at Fleurus (whose ratings on its front are missing) and the Gronsfeld’s Gr L one-hex Protestant Red Rgt. unit at Lutter (whose Morale Value colors are wrong). We were able to provide replacement counters on the marker sheet so just ignore the incorrect units on the first Battle Designations: two sheets. Battle: Counter Abbr: White Mountain WM Wimpfen W Höchst H Fleurus F Stadtlohn S Lutter L © 2012 GMT Games, LLC 4 Saints in Armor ~ Playbook Abbreviations Used in the Setups: Special Rules Applicable to All Scenarios Ranks: 1. Terms and Definitions: For all scenarios the term “Catholic” Col Colonel is used for the Catholic League, the Imperial army, and the armies GenKom Generalkommisar of Spain, while the term “Protestant” is used for the Bohemians, the Danes, and the various German forces opposed to the Holy GenLt Generalleutnant (Lieutenant General in German) Roman Emperor. We are very aware of the limitations of these Graf Count simplified terms, and they are used for consistency only. LtCol Lieutenant Colonel 2. Maps: A hex with three or less trees is considered a Clear, Markgraf Margrave not a Woods, hex. Disregard all minor tracks and minor building Obr Oberst (Colonel in German) art such as the mill in hex 3318 at Wimpfen or the Pöbbecken ObrLt Oberstleutnant (Lieutenant Colonel in German) Mill at Lutter. Ignore all faded minor streams and use whatever ObrWM Oberstwachtmeister (Major in German) other terrain is in the hex. These features have no effect on play and are only included for artistic purposes and attention to Nationalities and Armies: historical detail. Au. Austrian 3. Setups: Bav. Bavarian Boh. Bohemian A. Unless otherwise indicated units may always start in Open Order instead of Normal Formation as per series rules 6.3.3. Bur. Burgundian CL Catholic League B. Unless otherwise indicated, when a line in a setup chart Cr. Croatian includes more than one type of unit or units with different values, the owning player may choose how to distribute those Da. Danish units among the indicated setup hexes, one per hex. Du. Dutch C. Unless a specific setup location is indicated, Wing Com- Fl. Florentine manders start stacked with any unit in their Wing as per 5.21, Fr. French and Army Commanders start stacked with or adjacent to any Ge. German unit of their army. He. Hessian D. Any date in parentheses is a date in the old style (Julian) It. Italian calendar. (While Catholic countries adopted the Gregorian Lo. Lorrainer calendar in the 1580s, Protestant areas of Germany didn’t Mor. Moravian adopt it until about 1700.) Ne. Neapolitan E. As much as possible, a leader’s name and rank appear in the Sil. Silesian leader’s native language, even if that leader is better known Sp. Spanish under another version of his name. For instance, the leader called Braunschweig here is more often known (at least in Sv. Swedish (Svenska) English) as Brunswick. Trs. Transylvanian Po. Polish F. If a leader’s nationality is not indicated, he is of the same nationality as the army he is in. Wal. Walloons 4. Historical Orders: The use of the designated Historical Orders Other abbreviations used: is strongly recommended in all scenarios, and is often essential AKA Also known as for play balance. KIA Killed in Action 5. Victory Determination: Always subtract the points accu- WIA Wounded in Action mulated by the Protestant player from those accumulated by the POW Captured (Prisoner of War) Catholic player. Listed historical losses only include units re- Lber Pounder (as a measure of gun size) moved from play and not losses to on-map units or leader losses. IR Infantry Regiment 6. Changes to the MPBS Series Rules for all scenarios CR Cavalry or Cuirassier Regiment A. 7.3.3 Limbered Guns: Artillery units cannot limber. Any artillery unit that is designated to setup limbered may unlimber, but once unlimbered it cannot limber up again. Design Note: Most of the artillery in this period was very heavy (in actual weight, not caliber) and required time as well as large numbers of horses and oxen to move. For these reasons they were very rarely moved around on the battlefield once emplaced. © 2012 GMT Games, LLC Saints in Armor ~ Playbook 5 B. 10.4 Salvo Fire: Salvo fire is not available to any HI units. Design Note: We felt that the use of light cavalry on the battle- Design Note: Salvo fire was not used at this early stage of the field was more significant during these battles and therefore 30 Years War.
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