MM04 - Hlobane - 28 March 1879

briscoe999 wrote:

Please clarify:- Each Zulu unit on  the base line requires 2 orders to activate. This applies only on the baseline.Does this mean each Zulu needs 2 orders over 2 turns?  EX: Play a scout card on a unit on the Left Flank on turn 1; then on turn 2 play another scout card on the Left Flank on the same Zulu unit and THEN activate the unit?

 

each Zulu unit on their baseline requires twice the number of normal orders in the same turn

So with Probe Left, you could order 1 Left baseline unit using both of those orders. Order 3 Right could order 1 baseline unit (2 orders) and another unit not on the baseline (3rd order)

it doesn't carry over turns, and is a Zulu unit moves off the baseline and returns, it requires 2 orders again to be ordered.

Please clarify:- Each Zulu unit on  the base line requires 2 orders to activate. This applies only on the baseline.Does this mean each Zulu needs 2 orders over 2 turns?  EX: Play a scout card on a unit on the Left Flank on turn 1; then on turn 2 play another scout card on the Left Flank on the same Zulu unit and THEN activate the unit?

Thanks, 

Please clarify;
1.) The 3 yellow Zulu tokens with the no. 4 in it are the Zule Musketeers? They would be carrying rifles? The British kaNzibe unit would be carrying rifles also?

they fire 3-2-1
how they are armed isn't relevant to the game play, but like a mix of muskets and rifles. Training matters.

2a.) Do the two rocket units fire and move like ordinary artillery?

like Horse artillery (move 0-1) fire 4-3-2-1, or move 2 and no battle.
I don't actually know why they are marked Rockets if they are 7 pdr mountain guns.

2b.) Are there 3 rocket units per token?

Yes, but treat as Horse artillery

3.) Is the cavalry Frontier Light Horse, Native Horse or British 17th Lancers? Or, it doesn't matter? I'm not sure if the lancers carry rifles.

FLH

No. 4 Column consisted of eight infantry companies from the 13th and 90th Light Infantry, with about 1,500 men, four 7-pounder mountain guns of the 11th Battery, 7th Brigade (11/7) RA, roughly 200 cavalry of the Frontier Light Horse (FLH), the civilian followers of Piet Uys and Wood's Irrregulars, 300 African infantry along with ox-wagon transport and impedimenta, about 2,000 infantry and 200 cavalry all told



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