The Battle of Dienstleutenberg

Quick summary of my 2nd try-out of the BAR rules, featuring the retreating Colonians (Americans) being pursued by a couple of brigades of Icenians (British) after an apparently disastrous confrontation between the Colonian/Arvergniard alliance and the Kruppfalz/Icenian armies.

The egregious General Greene (above, rallying some disheartened States Guard troops) has selected a hilly hamlet to make a rearguard stand:

Start here
then this
this
and finally this

A couple of observations about the rules:

• The artillery was pretty pathetically ineffective, despite what seemed like a decent position
• First fire is DESTRUCTIVE - and after that, vastly less effective
• DONT CHARGE FORMED FOOT FRONTALLY WITH CAVALRY!! Man that astonished me

There are quite a lot of holes in the rules that I had to make up rules for on the spot, which I need to write down so it remains consistent (to be fair, I may have missed them in the rules, it's hard to say), including:

• Passing Fire
• Shooting into Melees
• Shooting overhead

Edited:
These are the OB's

Battle of Dienstleutenberg
CSColonia					1718
Maj General Green	Elite				110
Brigadier Bickle	Veteran				60
1st New Hull Continentals	Veteran	line	24	10	240
5th New Hull SG	Trained	line	18	9	162
2nd New Hull SG	Trained	line	18	9	162
Schiphol Rifles	Trained	light	12	7	84
Brigadier Bartlet	Veteran				60
1st Algonquin Continentals	Veteran	line	24	10	240
2nd Algonquin Continentals	Veteran	line	24	10	240
Green Mountain Rifles	Veteran	light	12	8	96
Mcallisters Battery	Trained	art	8	18	144
6pdrs			2	60	120
Incenian					1914
Maj General Fitzpheather	Trained				90
Brigadier Maxwell	Trained				50
12th Foot	Veteran	line	32	10	320
39th Foot	Veteran	line	32	10	320
7th Fusiliers	Elite	line	32	11	352
Maxwell's Grenadiers	Elite	Gren	32	14	448
Brigadier von Kurse	Elite				70
Kurse's Kurasserie	Veteran	Cuir	12	22	264