English Civil War

Parliament: Jim & PeterM
King: Mark & Chris

Parliament are on the near side.

 

Parliament has all their cavalry on their right flank & immediately attack the Royalist cavalry.
Both side advance pike & shot to cover their cavalry's flank.
Both sides send musketeers into the centre farm, but half the Parliament's musketeers are on their left flank, so they are outnumbered here.
On the left parliament has attacked with 2 P&S to 1.

Parliament's cavalry attack took too long to break the front line of the cavaliers, who bought time for cavalry reinforcements to arrive from the centre.
In the centre parliament were outnumbered & lost all the infantry fights.
On the left Parliament has won, but the losses on the their right are far greater than their gain & Parliament concede the battle.

The Royalists had a better plan which was backed up with better dice, resulting a decisive victory for them.