Evert and I have now reached this scenario. Evert takes the French first and his infantry moved into the village, while I worked some of my cavalry into the centre. The first casualty was the French Horse artillery, which fell to Austrian horsemen (it's 1:0 to me).
Evert responded by flinging his cavalry at the remainder of mine on his left, taking out the Austrian Horse artillery, damaging one cavalry and killing General Frimont. Now it's 1:2.
I sent my cavalry into the village to mix it with the French infantry that wasn't inside buildings. The only result was to chase unattached General Seras off the battlefield. I occupied one bit of the village, while Evert ground down the remaining two cavalry on his left: 2:4. (I just had no cards I could use on my right!)
However, the French cavalry was then stuck while I continued to attack in the centre, my Lancers eventually eliminating a French Line. But I had to vacate the village hex, so that's still 2:4.
My cavalry retired from the town, but my Grenzers on the right finished off a French Line that the cavalry had put into square. 3:4
But then Evert was finally able to get the French cavalry back into the action and some lucky, lucky dice took out my Foot artillery to win 3:5.
That was 22 turns in just over an hour and a good win for the French. Can I do better in the re-match? Watch this space...
I've also posted this report on my BGG blog (with pictures):
boardgamegeek.com/blogpost/163505
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