ERRATA for TALAVERA
Here is a small clarification for Scenario 3’s victory conditions (p. 12):
Change "...there are no Allied infantry units in any level 6 hexes..." to "...there are no Allied infantry units in any level 6 hexes of the Cerro de Medellin..."
This is pretty clear when one plays scenario 2, as it is clearly stated there. However, to prevent players thinking that the level 6 hexes of the Sierra de Segurilla count, we correct the sentence here.
Components:
1) All the KGL units of the 1st Division seem to all have lost their muskets! Those counters are all missing the musket picture on the soldier.
2) on the French Dramatis Personae sheet, the counter for Joseph, next to his biography, was mistakenly swapped for a duplicate of Victor’s.
What’s in the box?
Volume II in the “Fix Bayonets!” series, "1809: Talavera" contains the following components:
One (2-panel) 55 1/2" x 22" mounted map (click for high-def. picture).
One 17x11" Turn & Tracks sheet (similar to the one in Albuera) & two 10-sided dice.
One 24-pages Battle booklet.
One 56-pages Rules booklet.
6 double-sided color counter sheets with 18 "Fix Bayonets!" markers, 168 3/8x3/4" markers, 220 1/2x1/2" markers, 372 3/4x3/4" unit counters.
Two identical 17x11" player aid cards.
One 11x8.5" + two 11x17" Order of Battle sheets.
46 Leaders & Events cards + 1 Bonus card!
Historical situation on the 28th of July, 3:00pm: the assault has begun (click for high-def. picture).
The original Volume II was the first edition of “1810: Bussaco”, we decided to re-number the games in the series for the second edition to prevent confusion for newcomers. “1810: Bussaco 2nd Edition” will now be Volume IV.