Historical Notes
Tradition holds that the two armies faced each other through the morning, each waiting for the other to make the first move. Finally Henry sent his archers forward and began to loose arrows upon the French line. The mounted knights on the wings of the English frontline charged but the archer stakes disorganized the
attack. The French foot soldiers then marched forward in the face of a hail of arrows. The English Men-at-Arms bested the French first line in a hard fought melee. The second French line suffered the same fate and the third line seeing the slaughter fled without a fight.
The only success for the French that day was a sally from Agincourt Castle behind the English lines where Henry's baggage was captured.
Pennant
Henry V
of England
Command level 6 
War Council level 0
Standard
Constable Charles d'Albret
Command level 4
War Council level 0
Victory Conditions
7 Banners
Special Rules
- English Camp (Use the Rogue's Den hex to represent the camp.) The camp has no movement or battle restrictions. A unit on a Camp hex may ignore one flag. A French unit that captures (occupies) the English Camp gains one Victory Banner and the camp is removed.
- Treat Agincourt Castle as impassable terrain.
- All Pennant Archer units are Long Bow units.
- Each (M-red) marker denotes an embedded Horn Blower figure.
- Medieval Lore rules and Epic rules are in effect.