Author Topic: BF&S Polish vs Ottoman division AAR (Read 2996 times)

Anatoli · « **on:** August 16, 2015, 06:21:25 PM »

This weekend Robin and I played a division game, his first ever and my first against the Ottoman army. Having only a small division we agreed on a 4 regiment limit. I found among the PDF armies for the Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth an interesting force led by Hetman Jan Sobieski, later king of the commonwealth.This historical force was in real life fighting against cossacks and was made up of a lot of infantry and peasant support troops. It looked like a fun change of pace for the usually cavalry heavy Polish armies so I picked it.

Jan Sobieski's Division at Podhajce 1667

Hetman Jan Sobieski: 5 command points +1 additional that could only be used for cavalry and dragoons.

Sobieski's regiment: 10FSP
6 Winged hussars
4 elite cossack style cavalry
2 elite pancerni
Colonel: 3 Command points

New Type infantry regiment:
Colonel: 2 command points
8 Musketeers
3 Pikemen
1 Regimental gun

(Elite) Dragoon regiment:
Colonel: 2 command points
8 Dragoons

Peasant rabble regiment:
Warlord with 3 command points (lucky roll when determining his command)
4 hordes = 28 bases of peasant rabble)

Divisional artillery support:
2x light 3pdr guns

Total force value 30 FSP

Ottoman Army of European provinces 1648-76

Beylerbey with 4 command points

Sipahi Sanjak I: 5FSP
Bey with 3 Command points
3 Sipahi w lances & Shields
6 Sipahi

Sipahi Sanjak II: 5FSP
Bey with 3 Command points
3 Sipahi w lances & Shields
6 Sipahi

Provincial Force regiment: 6FSP
Aga with 3 command points
9 Besli
6 Segban
2 Deli

Janissary regiment: 7FSP
Foot Aga 3 command points
6 Elite Janissary
10 Janissary
Drabzen light gun

Divisional artillery support
1x Drabzen light gun

Total force value 28 FSP

Check my blog to read the full AAR and find out how the battle went:
http://anatolisgameroom.blogspot.se/2015/08/by-fire-sword-sobieski-vs-turks-aar.html