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Tango0112 Oct 2026 1:26 p.m. PST

"If ever there was a game of chance, this was it. First of all I diced for whether the the Parliamentarian force would march in one column or split up. The Dice Gods determined that it should stay together. Then I diced for choice of route. The middle route was selected.

Colonel Dove's force and the wagon train it was accompanying was preceded by the dragoons, then the wagons, gun, infantry and one squadron of horse followed up the rear. The other squadron of horse headed over the fields to guard the flank on the column. Dove had been warned of Royalist incursions into the area. No certainty of direction, but the most likely route was from the north…"

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