DBA-HX 3.

0 1700 1850

Using the latest version DBA 3.0 players can fight battles from the Spanish Succession to the overseas
conflicts prior to the Indian Mutiny. This includes a core set of rules with amendments for the Seven Years
War, the Napoleonic Era and Early Colonial battles and Army Lists. You do need DBA 3.0 to use.

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The DBA Humberside extension used DBA 1.1 allowing players to re-fight battles from the Pike and Shot
era to the late 19th century (1500 1900). As DBA-RRR handles the Shot and Pike era, this variant starts
from the 18th century and ends before the general use of rifled muskets (1700 1850). You will need DBA
3.0 to make use of this variant.
Ground scale, distance measurement, time scale (page 2) and Historical refights (page 14)
Scale and measurements remain consistent with the basic rule set (DBA 3.0) as do army representation
where each element represents 1/12 of an army led by a general. Re-fighting historical battles, we
recommend the guidelines as specified on page 14. An element of foot or horse as 500 600 troops, 1,000 +
horde, 250 300 horse or camel riders and an artillery model represents 6-8 pieces. 1BW equals 80 paces.
Troop Descriptions
Cuirassier
The term describes those heavy cavalry that made use of breastplate and helm and includes elite
formations as the Maison du Roi, Horse Grenadier, and Guard units.
Cavalry
The majority of battlefield cavalry to include Dragoon and Prussian Hussar of the Seven Years War. The
term also describes irregular formations armed with a variety of melee weapons and firearms.
Lancer
Battlefield cavalry primarily armed with the lance. These appear mainly on the army lists of the Napoleonic
era and later.
Light Horse
Describes irregular formations that skirmished using bow, firearms or spear in combat. Hussars of the
Spanish Succession Wars and up to the Seven Years War are Light Horse. These are not to be confused
with regular formations titled Light Horse or Chevauleger.
Early Dragoon
The term describes mounted infantry (solid or fast) who dismounted to use firelock or musket. Term also
applies to irregular formations using horse or camel.
Grenadier
Elite bodies of troops and those titled Guard or combined grenadier companies temporarily formed in
battalions. Their presence could steady troops and spearhead attacks.
Line Infantry
Describes the majority of trained troops armed with musket and bayonet. Sweden and Russia retained the
pike longer and are listed here as Line Infantry w/pike. You will note the general use of square formations
appear at the Napoleonic section. Prior to this, the fire discipline Line Infantry was an effective deterrent
for Cavalry.
Conscript
Regular formations lacking the drill and discipline of Line Infantry. These are the Militia that appear
throughout the period covered by the rules. Landwehr and Opolochenie of the Napoleonic Wars are Militia.
Warrior
Irregular troops that fought with melee weapons. The Army Lists note which types retain Warband
characteristics, such as the Highlanders, Ghazis and Akalis of the Indian armies. Musket armed warrior
appear in the lists as options and among the regular armies as Grenzers, Pandours or Croats.
Horde
The bulk of irregular troops raised to bring greater numbers to native armies. There are two options listed
in the rules, solid (7Hd) and fast (5Hd) which are options for different army lists. Hordes lost do not count
toward determining win/loss scores.

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Skirmisher
Light troops of regular and native armies whose primary role was to skirmish with enemy units. The grand
scale of the game makes no attempt to simulate the skirmish-lines that operated in advance of line
infantry. That is represented abstractly. Skirmish elements here represent those formations which
operated independently on the flanks or to hold terrain features, etc.
Jaeger
Similar role as Skirmisher, but primarily armed with longer range weapons, such as rifles or jezzail.
Light Artillery
Light pieces such as regimental 3 and 4 pounders or larger 6 pounders used in battery formations. The
mobile equivalent of these are termed Horse Artillery.
Heavy Artillery
Heavier pieces such as 8 and 12 pounders that formed larger groups or grand batteries.
Note
For game purposes, all artillery are no longer classed as foot, but form a separate classification Artillery.
Deployment
The placement of terrain features and camps is done in the same manner as described in the rule book. No
change to deployment of elements, but we now include an area for reserve formations. This is defined as
4BW from the battlefield side edges and 6BW from the center where 3 elements must start from.
Tactical Move Distance (page 9)
4BW

Light Horse and Cavalry in good going.

3BW

Cuirassier and mounted infantry in good going or fast troops in any going.

2BW

Other infantry and Artillery (at a cost of 1 pip) in good going.

1BW

Any other troops in bad or rough going (except guns cannot deploy in bad going).

Second of Subsequent Tactical moves during same bound (page 9)

Light Horse or mounted infantry can make a 2nd or 3rd move (entirely) in good going
Skirmisher or Jaeger making a 2nd move, beginning in good going but ends partially in bad going.
Troops moving along a road if making a 2nd or subsequent move.
Shooting & Close Combat (page 10)

Foot

Mtd

Cuirassier, Lancer

+3

+4

3/base

Cavalry, Dragoon, Hussar

+3

+3

3/base

Light Horse

+2

+2

2/base

Grenadier (solid)

+5

+4

2BW

4/base

Line infantry (solid)

+4

+4

2BW

4/base

Line infantry w/pike (solid)

+3

+4

2BW

4/base (1-2 pikemen)

Conscript infantry (solid)

+3

+3

2BW

4/base

Warrior (fast)

+3

+2

2BW

3/base

Skirmisher (fast)

+2

+2

2BW

2/base

Jaeger (fast)

+2

+2

3BW

2/base

Horde (solid)

+3

+2

2BW

7/base

Horde (fast)

+3

+2

2BW

5/base

2BW

3/4 inf.+ 1 mtd/base

Mounted infantry/early Dragoon *

Shooting range per base

Light and Horse Artillery

+4

+4

5BW

1 model

Heavy Artillery

+4

+4

10BW

1 model

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Note; Artillery shooting factors and close combat remain (+4), but are reduced (+2) if located in a city or
fort.
*Mounted infantry/early Dragoons fight as per foot type (solid) infantry or (fast) warrior.
Note; early period Dragoon are appropriate for the start of this period (+/- 1700).
Flank Support factors (page 11)
Line Infantry or Grenadier add +1 when in frontal close combat in good going against enemy foot if at least
1 flank edge is in mutual side edge (corner contact) with friendly element of grenadier. Conscript or
Skirmisher neither give nor receive flank support.
Tactical Factors: (page 11)
Add to or subtract from scores for each of the following tactical factors that applies:
+4 If defending a city or fort; and either in close combat or being shot at.
+2 If camp followers or other foot occupying their own camp; and either in close combat or being shot at.
+1 If the General is attached and either in close combat or being shot at.
+1 If in close combat; and either uphill or defending any but a paltry rivers bank off -road.
-1 For each enemy element either overlapping or in front edge and front corner-to-front corner contact
with flank or
in full front edge contact with rear, or for each 2nd or 3rd enemy element aiding opposing elements
shooting, or
for each of up to 2 additional enemy elements also still assaulting a city, fort or camp.
-2 If any troops but Warrior, fast Horde, Skirmisher or Jaeger and in close combat in bad (not rough)
going.
Combat Outcome: (page 11)
If total is equal to opponents
Cuirassier

Destroyed in close combat by grenadier.

Other mounted

Recoiled by grenadier or line infantry in close combat, or shooting.

Conscript and fast

Recoiled by grenadier or line infantry in close combat, or shooting.

Other

No effect.

Total less than its opponent but more than half:

Cuirassier

Flee if in close combat with artillery. If not, recoil.

Cavalry

Flee if in close combat with artillery. If not, recoil.

Early Dragoon*

Flee if in bad going. It not, recoil.

Light Horse

Flee from artillery shooting or in bad going. If not, recoil.

Grenadier

Destroyed by Cuirassier in good going. If not, recoil. If in square, no effect.

Line Infantry/Conscript Destroyed by Cuirassier in good going. If not, recoil. If in square, no effect.
Skirmisher/Jaeger

Destroyed by any mounted in good going. If not, recoil.

Warrior

Destroyed by Cuirassier in good going. If not, recoil.

Horde

Destroyed by Cuirassier if in good going. Recoil if shot at. If neither, no effect.

All Artillery

Destroyed.

Total is half or less than its opponent:

Other mounted

Flee from infantry in good going or artillery in close combat. If not, destroyed.

Light Horse

Destroyed by any mounted, any shooting or if in bad going. If not, flee.

Skirmisher/Jaeger

Destroyed by mounted if in good going or if in close combat against foot. If not,

flee.

All others

Destroyed.

Note, Early Dragoon also applies for mounted infantry.

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Winning a battle (page 12)
Victory conditions follow the same process as in the rule book with the following exceptions; the loss of a
general now counts as one element lost, all Hordes and first Conscript lost as zero.
Generals
Single based Generals are now becoming standard practice. No longer considered elements, they pose no
obstacle for friendly troops passing through them. Unattached, Generals may move 4BW at no pip cost and
to join an element costs +1 allowing further movement with that element. Attached, Generals use their
hosts factors to resolve shooting or combat adding his +1 to the total. Receiving a recoil outcome from
either shooting or combat will result in the General breaking contact. He may re-join on the following turn.
A destroyed result will mean his loss. Generals may not be selected as a target but may become victim to
overshoots. A General within the arc of fire (behind, front or side) of the intended target may himself
become a victim if the enemy fails to score a result on the primary target. Casting his own die, the General
adds his score to the primary targets factor and his opponent using the same shooting score (third party
shooting) a new combat outcome is resolved.
A Generals characteristic is used in determining who defends or attacks. A die roll of 1, 2 or 3 he is
Cautious, 4, 5 Bold and 6 is Rash. The character is given an aggression rating; Cautious is +0, for Bold, +2
and Rash, +4. To determine who defends, both sides cast their die adding the aggression rating. The player
with the lower score is the defender.
Era specific amendments
The Seven Years War
The Seven Years War introduced innovative changes from the linear style of the early 18th century; the
increased numbers of light infantry, light cavalry development, massed batteries, preference for maneuver
over fixed battle lines and the presence of large formations of elite troops.
Shooting & Close Combat (page 10)

Foot

Mtd

Horse Grenadier

+3

+4

Shooting range per base

3/base

Prussian Hussar

+3

+3

3/base

Grenzer, Pandour (fast)

+3

+2

Warrior (fast)

+3

+3

Bow armed Warrior (fast)

+3

+2

2BW

3/base

Bow armed Skirmisher (fast)

+2

+2

2BW

2/base

2BW

3/base
3 or 5/base

Note, columns were used to maneuver formations therefore are not assault columns. Irregular armies may
substitute firearms for bow, but these use the same factors. Warriors specified to fight like warband
(Wb) benefit from rear support fighting enemy foot and these are noted for certain army lists. This
differs from fast Horde (5Hd) which do not give rear support and require extra movement cost.
The above options are useful for re-fighting the French and Indian War, British wars in India, and other
Asian conflicts. To compensate for the massive fire power of European forces meeting native armies we
recommend giving Native armies a 5:3 or 3:2 advantage in number of elements. We find this works well as
does three native commands against two European if using the big battle option.
Having extra elements may seem an advantage, but having one General for 14 or 18 elements would
demonstrate quickly a breakdown of command and control.

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The Napoleonic War
We read now of greater number of troops on the battlefield, assault columns screened by clouds of
skirmishers and light cavalry are now performing battlefield tasks. The increased size of armies were
organized in larger groups or Corps with the French model being a self-sufficient fighting unit.
Shooting & Close Combat (page 10)

Foot

Mtd

Shooting range per base

Lancer

+3

+4

3/base

Irregular Cossack

+2

+2

2/base

Landwehr, Opolochenie (solid)

+3

+3

4/base

Horse Artillery

+4

+4

5BW

1 model/ horse team

Irregular Cossack
Fought and moved as open order cavalry, but do not make frontal charges of heavier horse or formed
infantry.
Light Infantry
Light infantry, Prussian Fusilier, Russian Jaeger battalions (4/base) may substitute 2 elements of
skirmishers (fast) at the beginning of a game. Which can are specified in the army lists.
Landwehr, Opolochenie
Landwehr, Opolochenie are Conscript troops. These differ in that they may form assault columns and solid
square with Line Infantry.
Assault Column
Two or more Grenadier, Line Infantry or Conscript may form an assault column. Supporting rear element
adds +1 for combat. Columns pursue BW if enemy recoil, flee or is destroyed.
Square Formation
Hollow or Solid square are made by solid troops in good going and stationary during their movement phase.
It costs +1 for each element to form a hollow square. In square, moves are 1BW, shooting is reduced by 2
but may be from any side and in combat troops add +2 to their basic factor against mounted and 0 against
foot. Solid troops in column, stationary and in good going may form solid square at no cost. Shooting and
combat are the same as for hollow, but no movement is permitted. Leaving a solid square to make a tactical
move costs an additional +1. Use a marker to signify elements in square. Both types ignore recoil results.
Horse Artillery
To depict horse artillery we suggest horse teams be separately based to be placed at its front (limbered)
or behind the model as unlimbered. Movement is increased (4BW) but like artillery may only shoot or move.
The Early Victorian Era
After 1815, Europe experienced relative peace until the unrest of the 1840s. Conflicts now became
overseas adventures between European trained troops fighting irregular armies as in India or Africa. Some
native armies raised a core of trained regulars backed by a host of irregulars; the 1st Afghan War, the Sikh
Wars, 1st Opium War are examples and these are covered by the army lists.
The amendments in the previous sections will work for these conflicts. The disparity in numbers between
Native armies and European, it is recommend the native player field more elements than his European
opponent, perhaps by 1 . This does work well and provides an even chance for both sides.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to give my deepest thanks to the following that made up the play test group. Their
collaboration made the final result exceed my expectations. Paul A. Hannah & Eric Donaldson of Seattle
(USA), Cesar Paz, Dave Moore, John Hovey, Paul Potter (USA), Michael Spencelayh (UK), Noel Zaal &
Rodney Foley of South Africa, Graeme Carroll (Durham Wargames Group) and Jan Senten (Netherlands).
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The original army lists made by the Humberside Group serve as a foundation from which we expanded these
into four separate sections matching the variant amendments. New players will find the descriptions useful
and hopefully will encourage further reading. These lists are not meant to be comprehensive as
knowledgeable players may find it useful to design their own list for particular scenarios. For this reason,
there are no aggression factors, home topography or enemies and allies listed.
This first section covers the Wars of the Spanish Succession up to the War of the Austrian Succession.
The single based General is becoming popular and in that case 12 elements are selected from these lists
with the General separate. Alternatively, a command element depicting a General and his bodyguard can be
used in the same manner as a single based General.
WAR OF THE SPANISH SUCCESSION
1. Imperial, 1700-1745.
14 Cuirassier

Cuirassier, Horse regiments.

02 Cavalry

Dragoon, replace with early Dragoon for Ottoman Wars.

02 Hussar

Border troops.

48 Line Infantry

German regiments.

02 Skirmisher

May replace with Warrior for Ottoman Wars.

12 Light Artillery
2. Bavaria, 1700-1745
03 Cuirassier

Cuirassier, Guard Horse Grenadier, Carabineer.

01 Cavalry

Dragoon.

01 Grenadier

Leib Guard regiments.

36 Line Infantry

Musketeer regiments.

3-6 Conscript

newly raised 2nd battalion.

01 Light Artillery
3. Britain, 1700-1745
02 Cuirassier

Guards, Horse regiments, but not used for Highland Rising.

02 Cavalry

Cavalry and Dragoon regiments.

01 Grenadier

Foot Guards not used for Highland Rising.

510 Line Infantry

Note; against Highland Rising, half must be Conscript.

12 Heavy Artillery

Note; against Highland Rising, replace heavy with light artillery.

4. Denmark, 1700-1721
02 Cuirassier

Livgardet regiment

01 Cavalry

Dragoon

01 Grenadier

Grenadjrkren

710 Line Infantry

up to 2 may be lantmilisen (conscript)

01 Heavy Artillery
5. United Provinces, 1700-1745
02 Cuirassier

In addition to national troops, subsidiary troops came from Denmark.

02 Cavalry

Prussia, Pfalz, Hannover, Mecklenburg, Hesse, Brandenburg, Anglo-Dutch.

0-1 Grenadier

Dutch, Swiss Guards.

610 Line Infantry

Include Swedish, Prussian, Huguenot, Swiss and Scots.

02 Heavy Artillery
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7. France, 1700-1745.
02 Cuirassier

Maison du Roi, Gendarmes, Royal Carabinier.

02 Cavalry

Other cavalry, Dragoon, may replace one Dragoon with LH Hussar.

02 Grenadier

Garde Francaise.

34 Line Infantry

Old regiments.

34 Conscript

New regiments.

01 Heavy Artillery
8. German States, 1700-1745
02 Cuirassier or Cavalry

The list can be used for Hannover, Brandenburg, Hesse.

02 Cavalry

Horse, Dragoon.

02 Grenadier

Leib regiment if Hannover.

48 Line Infantry

Musketeer regiments.

02 Light Artillery
9. Prussia, 1700-1745
02 Cuirassier

Leib regiment.

02 Cavalry

Horse, Dragoon.

02 Grenadier

Leib regiment.

48 Line Infantry

Musketeer regiments.

02 Light Artillery
10. Spain, 1700-1714
02 Cavalry

Dragoon regiments.

0-1 Grenadier

Guards regiment.

24 Line Infantry

Spanish, Italian.

48 Conscript

Provincial.

01 Light or Heavy Artillery

11. Portugal, 1700-1714.
01 Cavalry

Horse, Dragoon.

36 Line Infantry

National troops.

3-6 Conscript

Provincial.

02 Skirmisher
01 Heavy Artillery

GREAT NORTHERN WAR

12. Poland, 1700-1733
12 Cuirassier

Polish Winged Hussar.

12 Cavalry

Pancierni cavalry.

12 Light Horse or Early Dragoon Hussar refers to Cossacks in Polish service.

12 Light Horse

Cossack irregulars.

34 Line Infantry

German units.

01 Skirmisher
01 Light Artillery

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13. Russia, 1700-1745
24 Cavalry or early Dragoon

Dragoons replaced early types during Peters reign.

04 Light Horse

Cossack allies.

0-2 Grenadier

Life guard regiments.

36 Line Infantry

Peters First Division.

36 Conscript

Newly raised.

12 Light Artillery
14. Sweden, 1700-1721
24 Cuirassier

Swedish Heavy cavalry.

1-2 Cavalry

Dragoon.

0-2 Grenadier

Life guard regiments.

38 Line Infantry w/pike

13 Line Infantry
01 Heavy Artillery
15. Cossack, 1700-1850
02 Cavalry or Light Horse

Armoured Cossacks.

46 Light Horse

Tribal cavalry.

02 Light Horse or Warrior

Tribal cavalry/infantry.

12 Light Horse or early Dragoon Tribal cavalry/mounted infantry.

12 Warrior

Tribal infantry.

01 Light Artillery or Light Horse

16. Ottoman Turk, 1700-1806
34 Cavalry

Sipahi and Timariot cavalry.

12 Light Horse

Moldavian, Wallachian.

12 Line Infantry or Light Horse Janissaries.

01 Warrior or Light Horse

Balkan, Segbans foot.

12 Skirmisher or Light Horse

Arnaut foot.

12 Light Artillery
17. Moldavian, 1700-1711, Wallachian, 1700-1716
01 Cavalry

Gospodars Guard, Boyar cavalry.

23 Light Horse

Ukranian Cossacks.

01 Warrior or Light Horse

Feudal levy/Tartars.

12 Warrior

Feudal levy.

12 Warrior or early Dragoon

Feudal levy/Kolorachy.

23 Warrior or Skirmisher

Feudal levy.

01 Light Artillery
18. Scots Jacobite, 1700-1745.
0-1 Light Horse

Prince Charles Bodyguard, Hussars.

0-1 Early Dragoon

Mounted Jacobites.

1-2 Warrior

Musket armed.

1-2 Skirmisher

Musket armed.

4-6 Warrior

Lochaber Axe, claymore and targes (fast blade).

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This section covers the more popular armies from the Seven Years' War up to the French Revolutionary
Wars. Prussia initiated reforms such that light horse transitioned to battlefield cavalry; grenadier units
became permanent; and heavier guns formed mass batteries and demonstrated a willingness to manoeuvre
on the battlefield.
This is also a period of overseas conflicts bringing European armies in conflict with Native armies. Those
armies lacking firearms and artillery may increase the number of elements to the ratios suggested in the
Early Victorian era section. These armies show higher maximum quantity to allow for this option.
THE SEVEN YEARS WAR
19. Austria, 1746-1793.
0-2 Cuirassier

Cuirassiers, Combined elite coys.

0-1 Cavalry

Dragoon.

0-2 Light Horse

Hussar, Grenzer.

0-2 Grenadier

Combined grenadier coys.

6-12 Line Infantry

German, Hungarian.

0-2 Skirmisher

Grenzer.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

0-2 Light Artillery

Massed battalion guns.

20. Bavaria, 1746-1792.

0-2 Cuirassier

Trring and Taxis Cuirassiers.

0-2 Cavalry

Hohenzollern and Preysing Dragoons.

0-2 Grenadier

Leibgarde.

6-8 Line Infantry

Most were two battalion regiments.

0-1 Light Artillery

21. Great Britain, 1746-1763.
0-2 Cuirassier

Horse, Guard regiments.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon.

01 Light Horse

Light Dragoon regiments.

0-1 Grenadier

Guards, combined grenadier coys.

5-11 Line Infantry

Single battalion regiments.

0-1 Warrior

Highland units.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

22. France, 1746-1789.
0-2 Cuirassier

Maison du Roi, Royal regiments.

0-2 Cavalry

Cavalry, Dragoon regiments.

0-1 Light Horse

Hussars.

0-2 Grenadier

Grenadiers de France.

4-6 Line Infantry

Old regiments had 3-4 battalions in the field, New regiments two.

2-3 Conscript

Milices bourgeoises, provincials, garde-ctes.

0-1 Skirmisher

Lgion batelions.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

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23. Hannover, 1746-1763.
0-2 Cuirassier

Guard, Horse Grenadiers.

0-2 Cavalry

Cavalry, Dragoon.

0-1 Grenadier

Leibgarde.

5-11 Line Infantry

Musketeer regiment of single battalions.

1-2 Light Artillery

24. Prussia, 1746-1793.
0-2 Cuirassier

Guard du Corps, Cuirassier regiments.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar regiments (after 1757).

0-2 Light Horse

Frei Korps Hussars, Bosniak.

0-2 Grenadier

Permanent grenadier battalions.

4-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

0-2 Conscript

Fusilier, Militia, Garrison troops.

0-1 Skirmisher

Frei Korps infantry.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

25. Reichsarmee, 1757-1763
0-2 Cuirassier

Pfalz, Franconia, Swabia.

1-2 Dragoon

Franconia, Swabia, Saxon.

0-1 Light Horse

Austrian regiments Splnyi and Szechnyi assigned to Reichsarmee.

1-2 Line Infantry

Saxon.

4-10 Conscript

Pfalz, Franconia, Wurzburg, Bavaria, Swabia.

0-1 Light Artillery

26. Russia, 1746-1793.
0-2 Cuirassier

Cuirassier, Horse Grenadier.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon.

0-2 Light Horse

Cossacks.

0-2 Grenadier

Permanent grenadier regiments.

6-12 Line Infantry

Two battalion regiments.

1-2 Warrior or Skirmisher

Pandour troops.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

0-2 Light Artillery

Massed battalion guns.

27. Saxony, (1745-1756) Fall of Pirna (1757-1763)

0-1 Cuirassier

Leib Guard regiment.

0-2 Cavalry

Chevauleger, after 1757 serve with Reichsarmee as allied contingent.

0-1 Light Horse

Uhlan (Tartar) after 1757.

0-2 Grenadier

Liebgrenadiergarde, Garde zu Fuss.

4-8 Line Infantry

After 1757 serve with Reichsarmee as allied contingent.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

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28. Sweden, 1757-1763
0-1 Cuirassier

Livgardet.

1-2 Cavalry

Cavalry, Livdragoner.

0-1 Light Horse

Hussar.

1-2 Grenadier

Leib Garde.

4-8 Line Infantry

Swedish or Finnish Indelta regiments.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

THE AMERICAS
29. British in America, 1746-1763.
6-8 Line Infantry

Single battalion regiments.

2-4 Conscript

Provincial militia.

0-4 Skirmisher

Light companies, Rangers.

0-4 Warrior or skirmisher

Indians.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

30. French in North America. 1746-1763
5-9 Line Infantry

Line regiments and Compagnies Franches de la Marine.

0-3 Skirmisher

Canadian militia.

0-4 Warrior or Skirmisher

Indian, Coureur de bois.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

INDIAN CONTINENT
31. British in India, 1746-1763.
6-8 Line Infantry

Single battalion regiments.

2-4 Conscript

Sepoy infantry.

0-4 Skirmisher

Light companies.

0-4 Light Horse

Irregular cavalry.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

32. French in India, 1746-1763
2-4 Line Infantry

French line and Compagnie de Indes.

3-6 Conscript

(Cipayes) Native Sepoys.

0-4 Warrior or Skirmisher

Maratha Native troops.

0-4 Light Horse

Maratha Native troops.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

33. Austria in India, 17191744
Compagnie de Ostende, 17191730.
24 Line Infantry

Regiment de Ostende.

12 Conscript

European deserters (militia class).

38 Horde

Indian "freebooters".

0-1 Light or Heavy Artillery

Colonial Austrian, 17311744.
46 Line Infantry

Trieste Company troops.

26 Warrior

Rajput (aka "Boxeris").

0-1 Light or Heavy Artillery

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Indian Armies, 1700-1850.
At the start of the century, the Moghul Empire faced constant rebellion among its rulers. By mid-century,
the Marathas had taken the Deccan and Bengal regions. The lists work well for the rivalry among the
Nawabs and adding an allied contingent of European trained troops (Allied Contingents, page 31). Some
lists can be used for later periods.
34. Moghul, 1700-1815.
2-4 Cavalry

Partially armoured.

1-3 Light Horse

Pindari (free companions).

1-2 Warrior w/firearms

Tribal infantry with various firearms.

0-2 Warrior

Tribal bow armed foot fighting in loose order.

0-4 Horde

Spear and sword armed.

1-2 Skirmisher

Archers or firearms.

1-2 Light Artillery

35. North Indian, 1700-1843.
2-3 Cavalry

Partially armoured.

2-3 Light Horse

Pindari.

1-2 Warrior

Bow or Musket armed.

2-3 Warrior

Melee weapons.

0-1 Warrior

Rajput, compulsory pursuit.

1-2 Light Artillery or Cavalry

1-2 Skirmisher or Light Horse

Bow or musket armed.

36. Maratha Confederacy, 1700-1819.

1-2 Cavalry

Partially armoured.

2-4 Light Horse

Irregular tribal, Pindari (free companions).

1-2 Line Infantry

European trained.

2-4 Warrior

Bow or musket armed.

2-4 Skirmisher

Bow armed.

0-1 Light Artillery

AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

37. British in North America, 1776-1783.
0-2 Cavalry

Light Dragoons, Legion Cavalry.

0-1 Grenadier

Combined grenadier coys.

4-6 Line Infantry

Single battalion regiments, Hessian mercenaries.

2-4 Conscript

Loyalist Militia and deserters from the Continental Army.

0-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys, Rangers, Indian Allies.

0-1 Jaeger

Hessian mercenaries.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

38. French in North America, 1779-1783.
0-1 Cavalry

Lauzuns Legion.

6-10 Line Infantry

French, Irish.

0-2 Skirmisher

Chasseurs-Volontaires de Saint-Domingue.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

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39. USA, 1776-1783.
0-1 Cavalry

Legion Cavalry.

3-6 Line Infantry

Continental regiments.

2-4 Conscript

Militia.

1-2 Skirmisher

Provincial Rangers.

0-1 Jaeger

Backwoodsmen

0-1 Heavy Artillery

40. British in the West Indies 17951796.
24 Line Infantry
48 Conscript

Militia.

01 Light or Heavy Artillery

01 Warrior

Cuban bloodhounds & handlers, treat as Warband.

41. Jamaican Maroon 17951796.

6-10 Warrior

Warband.

1-8 Skirmisher.

Section three lists the more popular armies of the Napoleonic Wars to end with the Early Victorian
experience. Of all the German States that formed the Rhine Confederation only the major participants are
listed. In the column to the right, additional information is provided as a reference.

THE NAPOLEONIC WARS

42. Austria, 1793-1808.
0-2 Cuirassier

May replace one as Uhlan (Lancer).

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar, Chasseur.

0-2 Grenadier

Combined grenadier coys.

6-12 Line Infantry

German/Hungarian fusiliers.

0-1 Jaeger
0-2 Skirmisher

Grenzer.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

0-2 Light Artillery

Massed battalion guns.

43. Austria, 1809-1815.

0-2 Cuirassier

May replace one as Uhlan (Lancer).

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar, Chasseur.

0-1 Light Horse

Frei Korps.

0-2 Grenadier

Combined grenadier coys.

4-8 Line Infantry

German/Hungarian fusiliers.

2-4 Conscript

Landwehr.

0-2 Jaeger
0-2 Skirmisher

Grenzer.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

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44. Bavaria, 1813-1815.
0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

6-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer regiments.

2-4 Conscript

Landwehr.

1-2 Jaeger

Schutzen troops.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

45. Great Britain, 1793-1803.
0-1 Cuirassier

Horse Guards.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar. Note; compulsory pursuit move for all British mounted.

0-1 Grenadier

Foot Guards.

6-10 Line Infantry

0-2 Skirmisher

Light regiment, deployed light coys.

O-1 Heavy Artillery

46. British Peninsular 1808-1813.
0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar, may replace with KGL who do not pursue.

0-1 Grenadier

Foot Guard, Combined grenadier coys.

7-12 Line Infantry

Includes KGL, foreign regiments.

0-2 Skirmisher

Combined light coys.

0-1 Jaeger

60th /95th foot.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

0-1 Light Artillery

May be Horse Artillery.

47. Great Britain, 1814-1815.

0-1 Cuirassier

Horse Guard.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar. Note; compulsory pursuit move for all British mounted.

6-12 Line Infantry

Includes KGL.

0-2 Jaeger

60th /95th foot.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

48, Denmark 1807.
01 Cavalry or Light Horse
04 Line Infantry
612 Conscript
01 Heavy Artillery
49. Dutch-Belgian, 1815.
0-2 Cavalry

Carabineers, Light Dragoon, Hussar.

4-6 Line Infantry

National troops.

2-4 Conscript

Militia units.

1-2 Skirmisher

Jaeger battalion.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

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50. French Royalist (Vendan & Chouan) 17931795.
01 Cuirassiers

Royalist regiments.

0-1 Cavalry or Light Horse

Local gentry.

01 Grenadier
0-1 Line Infantry

Royalist army regiments.

48 Horde

Peasants (7Hd).

2-4 Skirmisher

More peasants.

51. French Revolutionary, 1793-1803.

0-2 Cuirassier

Heavy Cavalry including Cuirassier.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar, Chasseur.

0-1 Light Horse

Volunteer.

1-2 Line Infantry

Old soldiers.

2-4 Conscript

Volunteers.

2-4 Skirmisher

Chasseur regiments.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

52. French 1804-1815.
0-2 Cuirassier

Guard, Carabineer, Cuirassier.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-1 Cavalry

Lancer.

0-2 Grenadier

Guard, Combined grenadier coys.

3-8 Line Infantry

Including foreign units, Illyrian, Croatian, Irish.

2-4 Skirmisher

Leger regiments.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

53. French in the Peninsular, 1808-1814.
0-3 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar, Chasseur.

0-1 Grenadier

Combined grenadier coys.

4-8 Line Infantry

Includes foreign regiments in French service.

2-4 Skirmisher

Leger regiments.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

54. German States, 1793-1806, 1813-1815.
0-1 Cuirassier or Cavalry

Guard.

0-3 Cavalry

Horse, Dragoon, Hussar, one may be Lancer.

0-2 Grenadier

Leib Grenadier, Combined grenadier coys.

4-8 Line Infantry

Only after 1813

4-8 Conscript

Musketeer regiments.

0-1 Skirmisher or Jaeger

Schutzen.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

55. Hannover, 1793-1803, 1815.
0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

7-12 Line Infantry

0-1 Skirmisher

Light coys.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

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56. Irish Rebel 1798.
612 Warrior

Irish pikemen.

01 Jaeger

Irish marksmen.

04 Conscript

French allies.

01 Heavy Artillery

French allies.

57. Neapolitan/Italian, 1805-1815.

0-1 Cuirassier

Guard.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Chasseur.

0-1 Grenadier

Guard.

2-4 Line Infantry

2-4 Conscript
0-1 Skirmisher

Leger units.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

58. Prussia, 1732-1806.
0-2 Cuirassier

Guard, Cuirassier.

0-3 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-2 Grenadier

Combined grenadier coys.

4-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

1-2 Conscript

Fusilier battalions.

0-1 Skirmisher

Schutzen troops.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

59. Prussia,1812.
0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-1 Grenadier

Leib Grenadier.

4-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer, Fusilier.

0-2 Skirmisher

Schutzen.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

0-2 Light Artillery
60. Prussia, 1813-1814.
0-3 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-1 Grenadier

Leib Grenadier.

2-6 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

2-4 Conscript

Landwehr.

1-2 Skirmisher

Deployed Fusiliers coys.

0-1 Jaeger

Include volunteer Jaeger coys.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

61. Prussia, 1815.
0-1 Cuirassier

Cuirassier or Lancer.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

2-4 Line Infantry

Musketeer, Fusilier.

3-6 Conscript

Landwehr.

1-3 Skirmisher

Deployed Fusiliers coys.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

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62. Poland, 1795-1814.
0-1 Lancer

Uhlan regiment, can be replaced with 14th Cuirassier (1809).

0-1 Cavalry

Hussar, Chasseur.

6-10 Line Infantry

1-2 Skirmisher

Voltigeur coys.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

63. Portugal, 1807-1814.
0-1 Cavalry

Dragoon.

8-12 Line Infantry

National troops.

0-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys.

0-1 Jaeger

Cazadores.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

64. Russia, 1793-1806.
0-2 Cuirassier

Guard, Cuirassier.

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-2 Light Horse

Irregular Cossacks.

0-2 Grenadier

Guard, grenadiers.

6-12 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

1-2 Skirmisher

Titled Jaegers but musket armed.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

65. Russia, 1807-1812.
0-1 Cuirassier

Guard, Cuirassier, may replace with Uhlan (Lancer).

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-2 Light Horse

Irregular Cossacks.

0-2 Grenadier

Guard, grenadiers.

4-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

2-4 Skirmisher

Jaeger battalions.

0-2 Conscript or Horde

Opolochenie and Horde option are the pike armed Militia.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

66. Russia, 1813-1815.
0-1 Cuirassier

Guard, Cuirassier, may replace with Uhlan (Lancer).

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-1 Light Horse

Irregular Cossacks.

0-2 Grenadier

Guard, grenadiers.

4-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

2-4 Skirmisher

Jaeger battalions.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

67. Saxony, 1807-1813. (Confederation of the Rhine)
0-2 Cuirassier

Guard, Cuirassier, may replace one with Hussar.

0-2 Grenadier

Leib Grenadier.

2-8 Line Infantry

Musketeer.

1-2 Skirmisher

Deployed Voltigeur coys.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

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68. Spain, 1807-1814.
0-3 Cavalry

Horse, Dragoon, Hussar.

4-6 Line Infantry

National regiments.

2-6 Conscript

2nd battalion, volunteer units

0-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys.

0-3 Warrior or Skirmisher

Partisans should form an allied contingent.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

69. Sweden, 1808-1815.
0-1 Cuirassier

Cuirassier or Cavalry.

0-1 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar.

0-2 Grenadier

Liv Guard, Grenadier.

6-12 Line Infantry

National troops.

0-1 Skirmisher or Jaeger

0-2 Heavy Artillery
70. Westphalia, 1806-1812. (Confederation of the Rhine)
0-2 Cavalry

Hussar, Chevauleger.

0-1 Grenadier

Guard Grenadier.

4-6 Line Infantry

Line and Light.

1-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

71. Wrttemberg, 1802-1812. (Confederation of the Rhine)
0-3 Cavalry

Chevauleger.

4-8 Line Infantry

Line and Light.

1-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys.

0-2 Jaeger

Deployed Jaeger coys.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

72. Wrttemberg, 1813-1814.
0-2 Cavalry

Chevauleger.

2-5 Line Infantry

Line and Light.

0-6 Conscript

Landwehr.

0-1 Skirmisher or Jaeger

Deployed Light or Jaeger coys.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

EGYPTIAN AND SYRIAN CAMPAIGNS
73. French, 1798-1801.
0-2 Cavalry

Dragoon, Hussar, Chasseur.

0-1 Light Horse

Dromedary Corps.

1-3 Line Infantry

Demi-Brigades.

2-6 Conscript

Demi-Brigades.

2-4 Skirmisher

Light infantry regiments.

1-2 Heavy Artillery

May substitute one as Horse Artillery.

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74. British, 1801
0-1 Cavalry

Light Dragoon.

0-1 Grenadier

Coldstream.

6-12 Line Infantry

Single battalion regiments.

0-2 Skirmisher

Combined light coys.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

75. Mameluke, 1798-1801
38 Cavalry

Mameluke.

12 Light Horse

Bedouin.

12 Warrior

Arab foot.

03 Skirmisher or Light Horse

Bedouin foot.

14 Horde

Fellahin (7Hd).

01 Light Artillery
76. Ottoman Turk, 1798-1801
24 Cavalry

Feudal cavalry.

12 Light Horse

Bedouin.

03 Line Infantry or Light Horse Janissaries.

03 Warrior or Light Horse

Balkan, Segbans foot.

13 Skirmisher or Light Horse

Arnaut foot.

12 Horde

City levies (7Hd).

12 Light Artillery
WAR OF 1812-1815
77. British, 1812-1815.
0-1 Cavalry

Light Dragoon, Provincial Dragoon.

4-8 Line Infantry

British Line, Fencibles.

2-4 Conscript

Canadian Volunteers.

0-2 Skirmisher

Caldwells Rangers, Canadian flank coys.

0-1 Light or Heavy Artillery

78. USA, 1812-1815.
0-1 Cavalry

U.S. Dragoons, NY Volunteer Dragoons.

2-4 Line Infantry

U.S. infantry.

4-8 Conscript

State Militia.

0-2 Skirmisher

Rifle regiment used muskets at Tippecanoe.

0-1 Light or Heavy Artillery

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These army lists for the most part cover the wars outside the European continent. Further reading will no
doubt stimulate players to make their own lists. We encourage this, but do strive for a balance of game.
WARS OF LIBERATION SOUTH AMERICA
79. Liberation Army (Simon Bolivar),
(Venezuela, 1811-1823, Gran Columbia, 1819-1831, Ecuador, 1820-1822, Peru, 1811-1824. Bolivia, 1809-1825)
0-1 Cavalry

Grenadiers, Hussar.

0-2 Light Horse

Indigenous cavalry.

1-2 Line Infantry

British Legion, European mercenaries.

4-8 Conscript

Volunteers.

0-2 Skirmisher

Indigenous troops.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

80. Independentist Army (San Martin, Belgrano),
(Argentina, 1810-1818, Uruguay, 1811-1828, Paraguay, 1811, Chile, 1810-1826, Brazil, 1822-1824)
0-1 Cavalry

Horse Grenadiers.

0-2 Light Horse

Montoneras, Volunteer cavalry.

1-2 Line Infantry

Infantry battalions.

4-8 Conscript

Militia Brigades.

0-2 Skirmisher

Rangers and Sharpshooters.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

81. Royalist Army of Spain, 1809-1844
0-1 Cavalry

Royalist Horse, Hussar.

0-2 Light Horse

Llaneros (Venezuela), Indigenous cavalry.

1-2 Line Infantry

Expedicionarios.

4-8 Conscript

Militia.

0-2 Skirmisher

Indigenous troops.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

82. Royalist Army of Portugal, 1808-1824
0-1 Cavalry

Royalist Dragoon.

0-2 Light Horse

Indigenous troops.

1-2 Line Infantry

Royalist Infantry.

4-8 Conscript

Militia.

0-2 Skirmisher

Indigenous troops.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

WARS OF LIBERATION NORTH AMERICA
83. Mexico, 1810-1821
0-1 Cavalry

Horse Grenadiers.

0-2 Light Horse

Montoneras, Volunteer cavalry.

1-2 Line Infantry

Infantry battalions.

4-8 Conscript

Militia Brigades.

0-2 Skirmisher

Rangers and Sharpshooters.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

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THE CARLIST WAR (1833-1840),(1846-1849)
84. Carlist Army, supported by Russia, Austria, and Prussia (Miguel I)
0-2 Cavalry

Royalist Horse, Hussar.

0-2 Light Horse

Indigenous cavalry.

3-6 Line Infantry

Royalist Infantry.

3-6 Conscript

Militia.

0-2 Skirmisher

Light Infantry coys.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

85. Liberal Army, supported by France, England and Portugal (Maria II)
0-2 Cavalry

Guides, Princess Hussar.

0-2 Light Horse

Indigenous troops.

3-4 Line Infantry

French Foreign Legion, British Infantry.

3-6 Conscript

Militia.

0-2 Skirmisher

Chapelgorris, Light Infantry coys.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR, 1846-1848
86. USA
0-1 Cavalry

U.S. Dragoons.

0-1 Light Horse

Texas Rangers, Arkansas Volunteers.

4-6 Line Infantry

U.S. Regular.

1-2 Conscript

Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky Volunteers.

1-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys.

0-1 Jaeger

Tennessee, Mississippi Rifles.

0-1 Light Artillery

May be Horse Artillery.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

87. Mexico
0-2 Cavalry

Line cavalry, one may be Lancer (Jalisco).

2-4 Light Horse

Indigenous cavalry.

0-1 Grenadier

Grenadier Guards of the Supreme Power.

2-4 Line Infantry

Including Zapadores, San Patricio battalion.

2-4 Conscript

Activos battalions.

0-2 Skirmisher

Light Infantry coys.

0-1 Light Artillery

0-1 Heavy Artillery
EARLY COLONIAL LISTS 18151853
INDIAN CONTINENT, 17001843
88. Mysore & Coorg, 17001834:
13 Cavalry

European trained cavalry.

26 Light Horse

Tribal horsemen.

14 Conscript

European trained infantry.

14 Horde

Poorly-armed tribesmen may be either 7Hd or 5Hd.

0-2 Skirmisher

May have firearms.

12 Light Artillery

The quality and size of guns varied immensely.

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89. Kandyan, 18031817
04 Conscript

Musketeers or mercenaries.

48 Warrior

Bow armed.

2-4 Horde

Poorly-armed tribesmen may be either 7Hd or 5Hd.

02 Skirmisher

Archers.

90. Nepalese, 18141816

38 Warrior

Ghurkha warriors, up to half may be fast blade as in DBA 3.0.

38 Horde

Militia as fast horde.

02 Jaeger

Sharpshooters.

01 Light Artillery

Obsolete cannon.

91. Arabian Pirate, 1817 & 1821

38 Warrior

Pirates armed with melee weapons.

38 Skirmisher

Pirates with assorted firearms.

01 Light Artillery
92. Burmese, 18241826
02 Cavalry or Light Horse
03 Conscript

Musket armed.

48 Horde

Fast types armed with melee weapons.

24 Skirmisher

Musket armed.

02 Light Artillery or Elephant

Elephant as per rule book.

93. Baluchi, 1843

16 Cavalry

Tribal cavalry.

24 Warrior

Guard swordsmen, treat as fast blade as in DBA 3.0..

38 Warrior

Up to half may have firearms, others melee weapons.

01 Light Artillery
94. British in India, 1830-1850
0-1 Cavalry

Company Dragoon, Hussar.

0-2 Cavalry

Native cavalry.

0-1 Light Horse

Irregular cavalry.

2-3 Line Infantry

Company Infantry.

4-6 Conscript

Sepoy infantry.

0-2 Skirmisher

Ghurkhas.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

FIRST AFGHAN WAR, 1839-1842
95. Afghans
1-3 Cavalry

Note; subject to compulsory pursuit.

1-3 Light Horse

Mercenary (Pindari).

1-2 Warrior

Bow or Musket armed.

2-6 Warrior

Melee weapons.

0-2 Warrior

Rajput (compulsory pursuit).

1-2 Light Artillery or Cavalry

0-2 Skirmisher or Light Horse
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FIRST OPIUM WAR, 1830-1842
96. Chinese
1-2 Cavalry

Imperial cavalry.

1-2 Light Horse

Tribal cavalry.

1-3 Line Infantry

Imperial.

2-6 Conscript

Provincial militia.

1-2 Skirmisher

Matchlock or melee weapons.

0-1 Light Artillery

0-1 Heavy Artillery
FIRST AND SECOND SIKH WAR, 1845-1846, 1848-1849
97. Sikhs
0-1 Cuirassier

Cuirassier or Elite Grenadier.

1-3 Cavalry

Dragoons, one may be lancer.

1-3 Light Horse

Jagirdari Fauj.

3-8 Line Infantry

Fauj-i-ain, European trained.

1-4 Warrior or Skirmisher

Jagirdari Fauj, matchlock or melee weapons, one Akalis (Wb as in 3.0).

1-2 Heavy Artillery

OTHER COLONIAL WARS, 18231853
98. British in West Africa, 18231826
24 Line Infantry

Penal/Royal African/West Indies regt.

1-2 Conscript

Cape Coast Militia.

1-2 Skirmisher

Naval Landing party.

2-6 Skirmisher

Fanti tribesmen.

01 Light Artillery
99. Ashanti, 18231826
48 Warrior or Skirmisher
28 Skirmisher

100. British in South Africa, 18111853

Cape Frontier War 18111812; 18181819; 18341835; 18461848; 18501853; the Natal Expedition 1842;
the Orange River Expedition 1845 & 1848; and the Basuto War 18511852:
02 Cavalry (after 1840)

Dragoon, one may be Lancer.

02 Light Horse

Cape Mounted Rifles.

24 Line Infantry

British foot.

23 Conscript

Volunteer Colonist.

2-3 Skirmisher

African.

02 Light Artillery
101. Boer, 17151850
610 Early Dragoon

Mounted Boers.

03 Conscript

Burgher Militia.

0-3 Skirmisher
01 Light Artillery
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102. Xhosa, 18191853
310 Warrior

Javelin, spear and shield.

38 Skirmisher

Up to half may have bow, the remainder muskets.

01 Early Dragoon

Renegade unit Cape Mounted Rifles.

103. Zulu, 18161850

02 Warrior

Best-drilled treat as fast blade as in DBA 3.0.

48 Warrior
26 Horde

Treat as fast horde, older warriors, subject peoples.

12 Skirmisher

Younger warrior scouts.

01 Early Dragoon

Boer mercenaries.

104. Mthethwa & Ndwandwe, 18161819 & Matabele, 18211850

02 Warrior

Matabele may have fast blade.

28 Warrior
36 Horde

Subject peoples (treat as Fast Horde).

1-2 Skirmisher

Young warrior scouts.

105. Phuthi, Hlubi, & Basuto, 18161850

04 Light Horse

Basuto horsemen.

06 Warrior
612 Skirmisher

Javelin/bow armed.

03 Skirmisher

Musket armed Pedi.

106. Bushmen, 18161850

0-3 Light Horse
6-12 Skirmisher
0-2 Skirmisher

Musket armed.

107. French Army of North Africa

0-1 Cavalry

Chasseurs dAfrique.

1-2 Light Horse

Spahis, Arab, Berber.

4-8 Line Infantry

French Line, Foreign Legion.

1-3 Warrior

Zouaves (French), Turcos (Muslim).

0-2 Skirmisher

Tirailleurs.

0-1 Heavy Artillery

108. Algeria, 1830-1847
2-6 Cavalry

Tribal cavalry.

2-6 Light Horse

Arab, Berber.

0-1 Line Infantry

Algerian based Janissaries.

1-2 Warrior

Kabyle of Kuku, Ait Abbas, and principality of Ait Jubar.

1-3 Skirmisher
0-1 Light Artillery

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109 KNIL (Royal Netherlands East Indies Army), 1819-1850
0-2 Cavalry

Lancers, Hussars.

0-2 Light Horse

Allied light horse.

2-4 Line Infantry

National troops posted overseas.

2-4 Conscript

Trained native, Pradjoerits, Corps of Sentut, Belanda Hitam (1830).

2-4 Skirmisher

Deployed flank coys.

0-3 Warrior

Allied tribal warriors (Sulawesi).

1-2 Light Artillery

110 Padri (Minangkabau War), 1825-1845, Bali 1845
4-8 Warrior

Melee weapons.

4-8 Skirmisher

Bow armed, javelin or bolo.

111 Java (Diponegoro War), 1825-1830

4-8 Warrior

Half melee weapons, others musket.

4-8 Skirmisher

Up to half bow armed, javelin or bolo, others musket.

112. British in New Zealand, 18451847

14 Line Infantry

British. Royal Marines.

34 Conscript

Settlers/volunteers.

24 Warrior

Allied Contingent Maori.

0-2 Skirmisher

Deployed light coys, Naval Landing party (sailors).

01 Heavy Artillery
113. Maori, 18451847
3-8 Warrior

Treat as fast blade.

3-8 Warrior

Musket armed.

0-2 Skirmisher

Musket armed.

114. British in Canada, 1837-1838

0-2 Cavalry

Dragoons, Hussars.

0-2 Grenadier

Combined Grenadier coys.

3-5 Line Infantry

British, Canadian Loyalist.

3-5 Conscript

Canadian Militia.

0-2 Heavy Artillery

115. Canadian Rebel, 1837-1839
0-2 Light Horse

Hunter Patriots.

6-12 Skirmisher

Hunter Patriots.

Robert Madrigal (a.k.a. Timurilank), 21-02-2015

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