Orléans 1429



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Extensions

The extension

ORLEANS 1429 extends the Cry Havoc concepts into the 15th century, with the first fire weapons, be it bombards, handguns or early arquebus.

The map

Set of 2 maps using the standard format displaying a portion of the city of Orléans battlements, including the fort of "Les tourelles", the convent of the Augustins, the bridge over the river Loire and the bastille (fort) of Saint Antoine. These maps were designed by Philippe Gaillard and were first published in the fan magazine Claymore Nr 15.

Orléans 1429	Low Resolution - GIF 72 DPI > Les Tourelles (A2 - 2.2 Mb) > Bastille St Antoine (A2 - 2.2 Mb)

The counters

3 types of counters are available for the time being, including bombards. They were designed by "Foulque". Other counters will be available, including handgunners, mounted bowmen and more.

Preview (GIF) - 47 Kb

> Halberdiers

> 3 counters
> TIFF - 834 Kb

> GIF - 61 Kb

> Gun Servant

> 1 counter
> TIFF - Included with the halberdiers
> GIF - 19 Kb

> Bombard

> 1 counter
> TIFF - Included with the halberdiers

> GIF - 15 Kb

The rules

Download

They still need to be written. It will include rules for bombards and other rudimentary fire arms.

Orleans 1.0

The scenarios	Download
The upcoming scenarios will let you play several phases of the siege of Orleans as well as other skirmishes in the latter part of the Hundred Years War.