Pas de Charge!

Divisional- to Corps-level battles, from 1800-1815. The game sequence is:

order writing
announce charges
announce counter-charges
move
fire
melee
morale

Both sides act simultaneously. Infantry fire is by figure, times a modified dice roll, then divided by ten for casualties. Artillery fire is similar. Casualties cause morale checks, which can lead to fall backs, forced backs, or routs.

Designer: George Nafziger
Publisher: Z&M Publishing Enterprises, Inc.
Year Published: 1977
Status: Out of Print
Contents: 40-page, 5.5" x 8.5" booklet, including 4 pages of consolidated charts, 4 pages of organizational info, a 2-page glossary, and a bibliography on the back inside cover. Black-and-white photos.
Scale: One infantry or cavalry figure represents 60 men. One game turn represents 30 minutes. The ground scale is 1" = 20 yards. Designed for use with 25mm figures.
Basing: By company (approximately for some countries; exactly for others)