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timurilank

05 Feb 2017 7:34 a.m. PST

I have posted to the blog an interim evaluation of the Sinsheim campaign and with some modifications to the rule set.

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During the winter of 1674-75 in three short battles Turenne frustrated the Imperial presence on the left bank of the Rhine forcing them to relocate their winter quarters to the right bank.

These will make an interesting series of battles as Turenne had no more than 20,000 facing 40,000 enemies. How the uneven odds are to be dealt with is mentioned in the text.

Cheers,
Robert

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