Scenarios

009 COMBAT AT REDINHA (12 MARCH 1811)
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Scenarios

I am new to CC:N and have just received the 3rd edition of this game. I noticed on GMT’s website that there are 2 scenarios posted for Salamanca (attack on French left page 11) and Salamanca (British attack on French). Which is the “correct” set of scenarios? The ones on the GMT site or the ones that came with the game?

I would tend towards the set on the GMT website, though how they are different from those in the 2nd ed Scenario book I can't see
www.gmtgames.com/living_rules/CCN_Scen_Book-2012.pdf

There is a big difference in the type of units employed. If you look closely, there are LI replacing LN all over the place.

Here is the link where I found this...it is not in the scenario booklet...
www.gmtgames.com/ccn/Salamanca.pdf

There is a big difference in the type of units employed. If you look closely, there are LI replacing LN all over the place.

The shortcut "LI" for Line Infantry was used in the first base game edition and was replaced with "LN" with the first expansion (spanish).

So the scenario is still the same with the old shortcuts

On River Coa scenario, from the basic game, allied units must halt on the bridge hex before exit, or may they exit from two hexes away or more (La Gran Manoeuvre card) ?

Maybe you are mix 2 different things here.

1) Any ordered Anglo-Portuguese unit (regardless of strength) that exits the battlefield from the bridge hex will count as a Victory Banner for the British army. Exited leaders do not count for British Victory Banners.

This allows you to move ordered units, also with a La Grande Manoeuvre Card without stop via the bridge

2) Anglo-Portuguese units cannot exit off the bridge hex when forced to retreat due to ranged or melee combat. Units must halt or remain on the bridge hex and lose one block for each retreat hex that cannot be taken. If the unit is eliminated, the French player receives one Victory Banner.

You must stop on the bridge, if you are forced to retreat because of a flag result in battle.