It was 2v2 battle. The French started strong, landing two range fire hits on the British artillery in the center before starting their advance on the left flank. The first volley dealt some dwindling hits on the British forcing them to readjust their right flank. After a few rounds the British were able to thwart the French advance on the right flank, stopping the LC advance, and caused them to retreat with heavy losses behind the tree and hill line.
The French were able to land a successful attacks and retreats on the British town in the very center of the board but was not supported enough to take and hold the town. French were able to maneuver their artillery on the center hills and landed two successful volleys on the approaching British Light while crossing the river. And though the French had depleted some units, they were not getting the rolls to eliminate and took heavy casulties. At this point it was 7-3, Brits.
Then, a Bayonet Charge was issued from the Courior rack. WIth the remaining full line units in the center, the French were in great position to move 3 units center, and a unit to capture the town on the British right. This attack amassed 12 hits, obliterating the strongest remaining British infantry.
What seemed dire after the first act, the French ended up with a solid victory of 13-8
