Mouvements de la cavalerie dans B&P

Franck Maubois

Yesterday, we played mounted troops for the first time but there are some things we were not sure to understand. It concerns the limitations of moves.

A figure on feet can move twice without taking fatigue (it takes one figure point if he does three moves). A mounted figure has a free move, does it count ? An other exemple, when activated with a spade, a mounted figure gain a free move, does it count ? Have the mounted figures the same limitation of two moves before taking fatigues, or are these free moves don't count in the limitation. In the other case, a mounted figure won't move faster than a man on feet ?

Daniel EwingDaniel et 17 autres personnes génèrent toujours des conversations intéressantes avec leurs publications. Mike Tuñez we could do with something getting pinned to the thread as this seems to be a fairly common question.
The free move for being Cavalry and the free move for quick(activating on a spade) do not count towards the limit. If you then moved three times with activations in a turn then yes, you’d gain the fatigue. 
I hope that helps.

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Franck Maubois Oh thanks Daniel. If I understand, mounted figure who has the free move for being mounted and use two moves with an activation (Heart card for exemple) can move three times without fatigue

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Daniel EwingDaniel et 17 autres personnes génèrent toujours des conversations intéressantes avec leurs publications. Correct.

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Franck Maubois Thank you Daniel !

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Daniel EwingDaniel et 17 autres personnes génèrent toujours des conversations intéressantes avec leurs publications. Quick bonus tip: Order the Cavalry to move with a command point before activating them. Then activate them with a spade. The Cavalry move and Quick both kick in. Then if they are vets you’ll get to two actions. That’s a total of 20 inches you could charge across!

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