DBN v 2.1 May 09 Rule Explanations
Battle of Auerstadt 1806
Battle of Craone 1814

In Special Downloads we have added the following new documents

DBN v2.1 Rules (May 2009) (this is as Nov 08 with the minor May 09 Explanations)
DBN Castiglione 1796
DBN American War Of Independence Play sheet

DBN v 2.1 November 08 Rule Clarifications
Play Sheets v 2.1 November 2008
Artillery Ammunition Supply Optional Rule
The attack on Plancenoit 1815
DBN v 2.1 Optional Tests - Quick Reference Sheet as at November 2008

The Jager  unit in the French Peninsular Army are not 'Allies' but a unit of Combined Veteran Voltigeur's

2/5/2008

D.3          Command & Control.   The Light Division has its own unique Sub Commander known as a Divisional Sub Commander (DSC). This Commander is free of charge, with a Divisional Command Radius of 400 Paces and is represented by a single command figure (Black Bob Craufurd ?) on an ADC size base. This unique DSC does not have a CAP Dice Throw but has an intrinsic 3 CAP’s for every game turn to be used on his Division only, the CinC can also allocate him CAP’s in the usual way. 

 D.4          Army Lists.   The Light Division is in addition to the standard selections for the British Peninsular Army.  If it is used the full formation must be paid for and the only exception to the Army Lists is that no other Ms/LI(E) and Jg(E) can be included and the minimum number of Ms(British) is reduced by 2.

           D.4.1   Years 1810-12:

1xMs/LI(E), 1xJg(E), 1xJg (Cacadores), 1xSC, 1xHA(M) – 6 Pts

 D.4.2   Years 1813-14:

 1xMs/LI, 2xJg(E), 1xJg (Cacadores), 1xSC, 1xHA(M) – 7 Pts

D.5     Army List Notes.

 D.5.1   The Jg(E) units are the 95^th Rifles who were highly trained and able to form into close order when required.       Therefore the 2 x Jg(E) can combine together to form 1 x LI(E) using the same rule as Superior Light Infantry when they convert from Light Infantry to Muskets or visa versa, except that both Units of Jg(E) must in base to base contact in order to   convert.   This may be useful when in the open and threatened by cavalry or if required to defend a BUA or Fortification.

 D.5.2   The SC is the 1^st Hussars KGL who were permanently attached to the Division.  They were a very highly trained regiment, and so the SC status is a reflection of both the way in which they were usually deployed, ie skirmishing, and a reflection of the fact that they were only a single regiment.

 D.5.3   The HA(M) represents Bull’s Troop RHA who, like the 1^st Hussars KGL, were permanently attached to the Division.  The Militia (M) status is a reflection of their size and not their ability.