Hood Strikes North

CHARTS & TABLES (v1.4)

COMBAT CHART
Defender’s Combat Value (not including entrenchment benefits) Attacker’s Combat Value
½-3 4-6 7-11 12-18 19-26 27-37 38-49 50+ ½-3 4-6 7-11 12-18 19-26 27-37 38-49 50-59 60-69 70+
≤-8 - - - - - - - - 3D 4D 5D 5D 6D 8D 10D 12D 14D 16D
-7 - - - - - - - - 2D 3D 4D 4D 5D 7D 9D 11D 13D 15D
-6 - - - - - - - - 2D 2D 3D 3D 5D 6D 8D 10D 12D 13D
Attacker’s die minus Defender’s die

-5 - - - - - - - 1 1D 2D 2D 3D 4D 6D 7D 9D 11D 12D
-4 - - - - - - 1 1 1D 2D 2D 2D 3D 5D 6D 8D 9D 10D
-3 - - - - - 1 1 1 1D 2D 2D 2D 3D 4D 5D 7D 8D 9D
-2 f f f f f 1f 1f 1f D 1D 2D 2D 3D 3D 5D 7D 8D 9D
-1 F F F F 1F 1F 1F 2F D 1D 1D 1D 2D 3D 5D 6D 7D 8D
0 D D D D 1D 1D 2D 2D D 1D 1D 1D 2D 3D 4D 5D 6D 8D
+1 D D D 1D 1D 2D 2D 2D D 1D 1D 1D 2D 3D 3D 4D 5D 7D
+2 Dr Dr 1Dr 1Dr 2Dr 2Dr 2Dr 3Dr Da Da 1Da 1Da 2Da 2Da 3Da 4Da 5Da 6Da
+3 Dr Dr 1Dr 1Dr 2Dr 2Dr 3Dr 4Dr Fa Fa Fa 1Fa 2Fa 2Fa 3Fa 4Fa 5Fa 6Fa
+4 DR 1DR 1DR 2DR 3DR 3DR 4DR 5DR fa fa fa 1fa 1fa 2fa 3fa 3fa 4fa 5fa
+5 1DR 2DR 2DR 3DR 3DR 3DR 4DR 5DR Ea Ea Ea Ea 1Ea 1Ea 2Ea 2Ea 3Ea 3Ea
+6 1DR 2DR 2DR 3DR 3DR 4DR 5DR 6DR a a a a 1a 1a 1a 2a 2a 3a
+7 1DR 2DR 2DR 3DR 4DR 6DR 7DR 8DR a a a a a 1a 1a 1a 2a 2a
+8 2DR* 2DR* 3DR* 4DR* 5DR* 7DR* 7DR* 9DR* a a a a a a 1a 1a 1a 2a
+9 2DR* 3DR* 4DR* 4DR* 5DR* 7DR* 8DR* 10DR* a a a a a a a 1a 1a 1a
≥+10 3DR* 4DR* 5DR* 5DR* 6DR* 8DR* 9DR* 11DR* a a a a a a a a 1a 1a
Defender’s die roll modifiers (see 7.4) Attacker’s die roll modifiers (see 7.4)
+2: Defending across bridge, dam, ferry, ford +1 to +4: Flank attack bonus
+2: Defending in a mountain hex (but only +1 if attacker also in mountain hex -3 to +2: Artillery modifiers
Game-Specific Modifiers
or attack is down a ridge) +1 or +2: Defender’s flanks refused +1: Assault bonus from Lee (SJW, OTR,
+2: Defending against attack up a ridge (into any terrain) +1: Assault action HCR, BTC, SLB, GTC); Jackson (SJW,
+1: Defending in a hill hex (but +0 if attack is from hill, mountain, or down a +/-: Ratio modifier HCR, SLB); Longstreet (GTC, BAC);
ridge) +/-: Tactical modifier Sherman (BAC); or Hood & Forrest (HSN)
+1: Defending across a creek (+2 in rain turn) -1: Attacks in rain turn -1: Union Panic in effect
-1: If at least ½ of the Combat Value in the hex is contributed by Demoralized-2 units (SJW, AGA–in AGA panicked army only)
+1/+2: Gunboat defensive support (OTR, GTC, BTC) Attack type in March +1: Surprise attack (SLB)
Game-Specific -1: Union Panic is in effect (SJW) +1: Prepared +1: Cavalry charge (SLB)
Modifiers -1: Hunt bonus (BTC) -1: Hasty +1: Stafford Heights (BTC)
# Manpower Value loss D = Disorganized/Fatigue (& ammo loss) -3: Column of Route +1: Hunt bonus (BTC)
F = Fatigue -2 R = Unit is routed & demoralized -1 -1: Hooker Loses Confidence (SLB)
KEY

f = Fatigue -1 R* = Unit is routed & demoralized -2 -2: March attack while Insubordinate (BAC)
E = End Action a = Unit may advance after combat Note: A Combat value may fall between two columns on the Combat Chart (e.g. 3½). If so, round the
r = Unit must retreat Italicized Results = Union Panic in SJW value up by ½ and use the right column of the two possible choices.

SUMMARY OF COMBAT RESULTS ARTILLERY MODIFIER SUMMARYY

D (Disorganized/Fatigued): The unit’s Strength marker is flipped to the disorganized side. If already disorga- Artillery Value Differential
nized it remains so. The unit gains 3 Fatigue Levels (to a maximum of Level 4). If already at Level 4 it remains (Attacker’s Artillery Value Minus Defender’s Artillery Value)
so. An active unit obtaining a “D” has its march action terminated.
Defender’s -4 or -3 to +2 to +5 to +8 or
F (Fatigue-2): The unit’s Fatigue Level is increased by 2 (to a maximum of 4). If the unit is active, it may not Terrain Less +1 +4 +7 more
expend any more MPs; its march is terminated.
Clear -3 -2 NE +1 +2†
f (Fatigue-1): The unit’s Fatigue Level is increased by 1 (to a maximum of 4). If the unit is active, it may not Rolling -2 -1 NE +1* +1
expend any more MPs; its march is terminated.
Rough/Hill@ -1 -1* NE NE +1*
E (End Action): An active unit may not expend any more MPs; its march is terminated. Wds/Cty/Mtn NE NE NE NE NE
Swamps$ NE NE NE NE NE
r (Retreat): The unit must retreat 2 to 4 hexes (see 7.6 for restrictions). * Just prior to combat, roll a die. If the roll is even, indicated
modifier is used; if the roll is odd, no modifier is used.
R (Rout/Demoralized-1): The unit is routed (retreat 4 to 6 hexes). The unit also gains Demoralize-1 marker. If
it already is Demoralize-1, flip it to Demoralize-2. If it already is Demoralize-2, its Manpower Value is unaffected. † Just prior to combat, roll a die. If the roll is even, the +2 modi-
fier is used; if the roll is odd, a +1 modifier is used instead.
R*(Rout/Demoralized-2): The unit is routed (retreat 4 to 6 hexes). The unit also gains Demoralize-2 marker. If
it already is Demoralize-2, its Manpower Value is reduced by 1 in addition to the normal Manpower loss result. @Also applies to provisional swamp hexes in non-rain turns.
$ Also applies to provisional swamp hexes in rain turns.
a (Advance): The unit may advance after combat. NE: No Effect
Note: If the total of the defenders’ printed Artillery values (not
counting entrenchments) in the hex is 1, a -2 modifier is converted to
-1. If the total of the defenders’ printed Artillery values (not counting
entrenchments) in the hex is 2, a -3 modifier is converted to -2.
ATTACK SUMMARYY RATIO CHART
Attack Infantry MP Cavalry/Mtd MC ombat
odifier to
Attacker to 1-13 1-12 1-11 1-10 1-9 1-8 1-7 1-6 1-5 1-4 1-3 1-2 1-1
Cost Inf. MP Cost attacker ’s roll
Defender Ratio or less
Column Of Route 0* 0* -3 Attacker’s Ratio
Modifier
-12 -11 -10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0
Hasty 1 2 -1
Normal 2 4 None
Prepared 4 8 +1 Attacker to 2-1 3-1 4-1 5-1 6-1 7-1 8-1 9-1 10-1 11-1 12-1 13-1 14-1
Defender Ratio or more
* A column of route attack may not be declared if a unit’s remain-
ing Movement Allowance is 0. Attacker’s Ratio
Modifier
+1 +2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +10 +11 +12 +13
RETREAT CHART
Prior to entering each hex in a retreat, check Retreat Chart 1 or 2 (see 7.6). A unit must retreat into a hex using the “Retreat Description” with the lowest “Priority Number”.
Retreat Chart 1 Retreat Chart 2
A player must use Retreat Chart 1 in the following circumstances: A player must use Retreat Chart 2 in the following circumstances:
• For the first hex entered in a normal retreat • For the second, third, or fourth hexes entered in the normal retreat, assuming the unit
• For each of the first four hexes entered in a rout or cavalry retreat is not exiting an enemy ZOC
• If in a retreat, rout, or cavalry retreat, the retreating unit exits an enemy ZOC • For the fifth or sixth hexes entered in a rout or cavalry retreat, assuming the unit is not
exiting an enemy ZOC
Priority Manpower Priority Manpower
Retreat Description Retreat Description
Number Loss* Number Loss*
Retreat follows road, pike, trail, or RR into a hex more distant
1 0 from active enemy unit than hex retreated out of. That hex is 1 0 Retreat is not into an enemy ZOC or enemy occupied hex.
neither in an enemy ZOC nor enemy occupied.
Retreat does not follow road, pike, trail, or RR into a hex more Retreat is into an enemy ZOC, but not an enemy occupied
2 0 distant from active enemy unit than hex retreated out of. That 2 0/1• hex.
hex is neither in an enemy ZOC nor enemy occupied.
Retreat is not into a hex more distant from active unit than
3 0/1† hex retreated out of. The hex retreated into is not in an enemy 3 3 Retreat is into an enemy occupied hex.
ZOC or enemy occupied.
Retreat is into an enemy ZOC, but not an enemy occupied NOTES APPLYING TO RETREAT CHARTS 1 AND 2
4 0/1• hex. Retreat is into a hex more distant from active enemy unit
than hex retreated out of. * A cavalry unit does not suffer Manpower loss in a cavalry retreat even if it retreats into a
hex calling for Manpower loss on a Retreat Chart. Exception: If it retreats into an enemy
Retreat is into an enemy ZOC, but not an enemy occupied occupied hex, it is eliminated.
4 1/2• hex. Retreat is not into a hex more distant from active enemy † Use number to left of slash for Manpower loss if retreat or rout is along road, pike, trail,
unit than hex retreated out of. or RR. Otherwise use number to right of slash for Manpower loss.
• Use number to left of slash for Manpower loss if retreat or rout is along a road, pike,
5 3 Retreat is into an enemy occupied hex. trail, or RR or into a friendly-occupied hex. Otherwise use number to right of slash for
Manpower loss.
Overriding Retreat Priorities
Note: A hex “more distant from the active enemy unit” is defined as one that places the
retreating or routing unit one hex further from the active enemy unit triggering the retreat If a retreating unit cannot avoid elimination, it may “override” retreat priorities no more than
than the hex from which the retreating unit exits, counting by the shortest path possible. once in its retreat. If so, a unit may retreat using any Retreat Description on the appropriate
chart – not just the lowest Priority Number.

CAVALRY RETREAT DIE ROLL MODIFIERS FLANK ATTACK EXAMPLES

See rule 7.4 for details.
The cavalry retreat modifiers below apply to all GCACW games,
superceding all previous modifiers. Modifiers are cumulative.
Terrain: If a cavalry unit occupies a location where it would re- The two enemy units exert ZOC into the 6 shaded hexes adjacent Enemy
ceive a positive die roll in combat due to terrain (for occupying to the defender. If one enemy unit attacks, the attacker has a +4 Unit
+? a mountain or hill hex, or for being separated from the active Def.
unit by a river, creek, or ridge hexside) that same modifier is +4 basic flank bonus since all 6 hexes are “covered.” The final flank Unit
bonus remains +4 as there are no applicable conditions reducing Enemy
used to increase their roll in the cavalry retreat. Unit
the basic flank bonus.
Very Large Force: If the cavalry unit(s) in the hex have a
combined Combat Value of 3 or more, counting entrench-
+2 ments. Exception: If the cavalry unit(s) are Confederate, the
modifier is increased to +4 in OTR, AGA and SIV.
Unit
Large Force (Confederate player in OTR, AGA and SIV The two enemy units exert ZOC into the 6 shaded hexes adjacent A
only): If Confederate cavalry unit(s) in the hex have a com- Enemy
+2 to the defender. Unit A is friendly to the defender. If one enemy Unit
bined Combat Value of 2 or more and less than 3, counting Def.
entrenchments. +3 unit attacks, the attacker has a +4 basic flank bonus since all 6 Unit
hexes are “covered.” The final flank bonus is reduced to +3 as 1 of Enemy
-2 Demoralized: If all the cavalry units are Demoralize-1 or -2. Unit
the 6 covered hexes is occupied by a unit friendly to the defender.
-2 Fatigue: If all cavalry in the hex are at Fatigue Level 4.
Supply (SIV, SLB, OTR, GTC, BTC): If all cavalry in the hex
-2 are out of supply (Advanced Game only).
Small Force: If the cavalry unit(s) in the hex have a combined The two enemy units exert ZOC into the 5 shaded hexes adjacent
Combat Value of more than ½ and 1 or less, counting en- to the defender. If either enemy unit attacks, the attacker has a +2
-2 trenchments. Exception: In OTR, AGA and SIV, Confederate +2 basic flank bonus since 5 of the 6 hexes are “covered.” The final Def.
Unit
cavalry units ignore this modifier. flank bonus remains +2 as there are no applicable conditions Enemy Enemy
Unit Unit
Very Small Force: If the only cavalry unit in the hex has reducing the basic flank bonus.
a Combat Value of ½. Exception: If the cavalry unit is
-4 Confederate, the modifier is altered to -2 in OTR, AGA and
SIV.
The two enemy units exert ZOC into the 5 shaded hexes adjacent
to the defender. If either enemy unit attacks, the attacker has a +2
Unit Hex
basic flank bonus since 5 of 6 hexes are “covered.” The final flank A 1
Def.
+1 bonus is reduced to +1 as 1 of the 5 covered hexes is occupied by Unit
a unit friendly to the defender. Had another unit friendly to the Enemy Enemy
Unit Unit
defender occupied Hex 1, the final flank bonus would have been
reduced to 0.

Note: If the enemy units occupy or exert a ZOC into a hex adjacent to the defender, and those enemy
units have a Combat Value less than ¼ the defender’s Combat Value, that hex is not considered “covered.”
 Hood Strikes North Charts & Tables
Advanced Game Sequence Of Play (Adv Game 1.0) Winter Weather Table (Adv Game 4.0) Union Manpower Enhancement
(turns 3-9; Adv Game 11.0)
Roll Effect
1. Winter Weather Phase (Starting Turn 14) 3 or less No Effect Roll Effect
4 or more Winter Weather Start 1 No Effect
2. Random Events Phase (Starting Turn 3) 2, 4 1 cavalry manpower
Modifiers 3, 5 1 infantry manpower
3. Union Manpower Enhancement Phase (Turns 3 To 9)
-2 On Turn 14 (December 6) 6 1 cavalry & 1 infantry manpower
4. Reinforcement Phase -1 On Turn 15 (December 7)
A. Union Reinforcements (Starting Turn 2) +1 On Turn 17 (December 9), and
thereafter
B. Confederate Reinforcements (Turn 10 & Then Starting Turn 24)
5. Leader Transfer Phase
Union Forts (Adv Game 8.0) Confederate Arrival Table
6. Attachment Phase (Starting Turn 2; Adv Game 13.0)
Combat value 2
7. The Action Cycle
Class A Forts
Artillery value 2
Die # of Sets
-3 or less 0
Confederate Arrivals (Starting Turn 2)
Action Phase Combat value 1 -2 1*
Initiative Segment Class B Forts
Artillery value 1 -1 2*
Activation Segment
0 2
8. Recovery Phase
1 3
Army Initiative (Adv Game 3.0)
9. Union Cavalry Phase (Starting Turn 10) 2 4
3 5
10. Victory Point Phase Confederate The Confederate player wins tied
4 or more 6
initiative rolls
11. Turn Indication Phase Modifiers
The Union player wins tied -7: Turn 2 die roll
Union initiative rolls -4: Turn 3 die roll
Random Events Table (Adv Game 2.0)
2 Command Paralysis 0: Turn 4 die roll
The Union player wins tied
3 Accelerated Union Reinforcements or Grant Relieves Thomas@ initiative rolls of 1 to 3; the +3: Turn 5 die roll
4 Rain* Neutral Confederate player wins tied * Place a Fatigue Level 1 marker under the
5 Winter Weather End Change or Enhanced Movement+ initiative rolls of 4 to 6 Confederate division arriving on the map.
6 Late Rain*
7 Late Rain*
8 Army Initiative Change—A or Union Night March%
9 Lyon’s Kentucky Raid or Union Pontoon Bridge Prohibition# Union Cavalry Phase (Starting Turn 10; Adv Game 5.1)
10 Late Rain*
11 Late Rain*
A. Horses Worn Out Segment (Turn 10 only): On Turn 10 only, during this segment,
all Union cavalry units (not cavalry leaders) on the map have a “Horses Worn Out/
12 Army Initiative Change—B Unmounted” counter added to them, on the Horses Worn Out side.
@ “Accelerated Union Reinforcements” is the effect on Turns 3-16; B. Remount Segment: The Union player must attempt to “remount” each off-map
“Grant Relieves Thomas” is the effect after Turn 16. Union cavalry unit (see 5.2).
* Convert to “No Effect” if winter weather is in effect (see 4.0). C. Off-Map Removal Segment: If one or more cavalry units occupy hex 5805 or
+ Apply “Winter Weather End Change” if winter weather is in 5806, the Union player may place none, some, or all of them temporarily off map as
effect (see 4.0). Otherwise apply “Enhanced Movement” event. desired. Each removed unit flips its “Horses Worn Out/Unmounted” counter to the
“Unmounted” side if not already on that side.
% “Union Night March” is the effect on Turns 3-10; “Army Initiative
Change – A” is the effect on Turns 11 until the end of the game. D. Unmounted Segment: All Union cavalry units on the map with a “Horses Worn
Out” marker must determine if the counter flips to the “Unmounted” side (see 5.3).
# If “Lyon’s Kentucky Raid” has already occurred, apply “Union
Pontoon Bridge Prohibition” event instead. E. Cavalry Return Segment: The Union player may place one or more off-map Union
cavalry units in hexes 5805 or 5806 as desired, regardless of their mount status (they
may still have an “Unmounted” counter).
Union Reinforcement Table
(Starting Turn 2, Adv Game 12.0)
Union Cavalry Unmounting Table (Adv Game 5.3) Death of Cleburne (Adv Game 6.0)
Die # of Sets
1 or less 0 Roll Effect In any combat in which Cleburne’s
5 or less No Effect Confederate division is attacking (not
2 1 defending), and the Confederate and
6 or more Unmounted
3 1 Union combat die rolls are identical
4 2 Modifiers (all cumulative): before modification, Cleburne is killed. If
+1 If the unit is exhausted Cleburne is killed, his division is immedi-
5 2
+1 If the unit’s strength marker is disorganized ately removed from the map and replaced
6 3 +1 If the unit is demoralized by the Smith-A counter.
Modifiers
-4: Reinforcement rolls on Turns 2, 3, and 4
Union Cavalry Remount Table
-3: Reinforcement roll on Turn 5 (Adv Game 5.2)
-2: Reinforcement rolls on Turns 6 and 7
Roll Effect
-3: If Union reinforcement set 11 ( J. Miller’s
division) has been made available as a rein- 5 or less No Effect
forcement in an earlier turn of the game. 6 Remounted
MOVEMENT SUMMARY MP COSTS TO ENTER FRIENDLY–
Determining a Unit’s Movement Allowance Determining a Movement Allowance OCCUPIED HEX
In a March Action in an Activate Leader Action
An active infantry, artillery, or wagon train unit must pay an MP penalty to
enter a hex occupied by 1 or more friendly infantry and/or artillery units
1D6+1 (In SIV, with a combined Combat Value of 3 or more, or a hex occupied by a wagon
Infantry or Infantry
1D6 AGA or OTR, train(s). The MP penalty depends on the terrain in the hex entered. MP
Artillery Unit Leader 1D6 minimum 2) penalties to enter a friendly-occupied hex are not cumulative: the highest
USA

MP penalty in city, clear, rough, rolling, and hill hexes is +2; the highest MP
penalty in woods, swamp, and mountain hexes is +4. Cavalry units do not
Cavalry Unit Cavalry pay such MP penalties and do not trigger them if a friendly infantry, artillery,
or Mounted 2D6 Division 2D6+1 or wagon train unit enters their hex.
Infantry Leader
Terrain in Hex…

USA
Combined Combat
Infantry or 1D6+1 (In Cavalry Corps Value in Hex City, Clear, Rough, Woods, Swamp,
OTR & AGA, 2D6+2 Rolling, Hill Mountain
Artillery Unit Leader
1D minimum 2)
Less than 3 NE NE
CSA

Grand Division 1D6+1 (In 3 to 11 +1 MP +3 MP

Cavalry Unit 2D+1 Leader Nov. 15 to 17, More than 11 +2 MP +4 MP
(BTC only) 1862, 1D6+2)
Wagon Train(s) +2 MP +4 MP
Force March
1. Only an organized unit may force march. Flip the
unit’s Strength marker to its disorganized side.
Infantry 1D6+2 (In
OTR & AGA,
STRATEGIC MOVEMENT ALLOWANCE TABLE
Leader Strategic Movement is only used in Advanced scenarios in OTR, BAC,
2. In infantry force march, roll 1 die and subtract 1. 1D6+1)
In cavalry force march, roll 2 dice and subtract 1 GTC, & AIO. However, for OTR players must use the table in the OTR
from sum. Result is number of MP added to unit’s Advanced Rules.
Movement Allowance. Minimum MP bonus for
infantry is 2. Minimum MP bonus for cavalry is 4.
Cavalry Confederate Units
CSA

3. If the unmodified roll in Step 2 is 6 (for infantry),

Division 2D6+2
the active unit’s Manpower Value is reduced by Leader
2 if its current Manpower Value is 6 or more; Fatigue Levels Inf/Art Cavalry Wagon Train
otherwise, its Manpower Value is reduced by 1. If
Expended Movement Movement Movement
unmodified roll is from 2 to 5 (for infantry) or 8
Cavalry Corps Allowance Allowance Allowance
or more (for cavalry), unit’s Manpower reduced by 2D6+3
1. If unmodified roll is 1 (for infantry) or 7 or less Leader
(for cavalry), unit’s Manpower is unaffected. 2 14 (12) 24 (20) 12 (10)

3 21 (18) 36 (30) 18 (15)

4 28 (24) 48 (40) 24 (20)

EXTENDED MARCH TABLE
Union Units
Status of Marching Unit’s Strength Marker…
Fatigue Levels Inf/Art Cavalry Wagon Train
Modified Die ORGANIZED DISORGANIZED DISORGANIZED DISORGANIZED Movement Movement Movement
Roll Any Manpower Value Manpower ≤ 5 Manpower 6 to 9 Manpower ≥ 10 Expended Allowance Allowance Allowance
≤5 NE NE NE NE
6 D 1 1 1 2 12 (10) 22 (18) 10 (8)
7 D 1 1 2 3 18 (15) 33 (27) 15 (12)
≥8 D 1 2 3
4 24 (20) 44 (36) 20 (16)
Modifiers (Cumulative)
+1 If march by unit on its normal side increases its Fatigue Level from 3 to 4. Note: Parenthesized numbers are Movement Allowances if the player is
suffering from “command paralysis” (see 2.0).
+1 If march by unit on its exhausted side increases its Fatigue Level from 2 to 3.
+3 If march by unit on its exhausted side increases its Fatigue Level from 3 to 4. COMMAND RADIUS SUMMARY
+1 If march by Wagon Train. For Union Wagons, this modifier is in addition to +1 modifier for “Other
Union Units”; see below) 1 Command radius is a path of 3 or fewer hexes between a
leader’s hex and a subordinate unit’s hex. Exception: in 1861
Union Army Modifiers scenarios (AGA), the command radius is 2 hexes
+0 Late & Early War Cavalry: If march is made by any Union cavalry unit (HSN, AIO, BAC, RWH, 2 Terrain is irrelevant when tracing command radius.
AGA) or by a Union cavalry unit belonging to the Army of Potomac (RTG, GTC). 3 A command radius may not enter an enemy-occupied hex or
+2 Garrison Units (infantry, artillery, & cavalry): If march is made by a Union unit not belonging to the an enemy ZOC (unless that ZOC is occupied by a friendly
Army of the Potomac (SJW, HCR, RTG) or by a Union unit which is not a “Regular Army” unit unit).
(RWH).
(Red outline defines Leader’s Command Radius)
+1 Other Union Units: All Union units (including wagon trains) not covered by the two cases above.

Game-Specific Modifiers
+1 If a “Heat” event is in effect. (For all games with Heat events)
+1 If, in Advanced Game, the unit is “out of supply”. (For all games with supply rules)
+1 All units in 1861 scenarios (AGA only)
-3 In 1861 scenarios, if the marching unit is a cavalry unit (AGA only)
-3 If the unit is executing a Retreat March (only AGA scenarios 2, 5, 6, & 7)
Results Leader
NE: No Effect.
D: Disorganized. Unit’s Strength marker is flipped to its disorganized side.
1/2/3: Unit’s Manpower Value reduced by indicated number. Replace Strength marker with new
Disorganized marker reflecting its reduced Manpower value. Friendly
Unit
Enemy
When To Consult The Extended March Table Unit
Friendly
• If a unit on its normal side reaches Fatigue Level 3 or 4 (Exception: see Strategic Movement rules) Unit
• If a unit on its exhausted side reaches Fatigue Level 2, 3 or 4 (Exception: see Strategic Movement rules)