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That's a choice, but it's like bringing a slab of meat into a wolves' den.
Do go on

You'll see in the next News Update.
That's a choice, but it's like bringing a slab of meat into a wolves' den.
Do go on
You'll see in the next News Update.
Yeah, Poland got partitioned again earlier this year, so the spirit is still strong, as Poland is not yet lost!You know, I've been thinking about writing an omake or a few concerning a Polish cavalryman, but I've been torn on "enlisted with a French regiment/fighting in France/Netherlands/Germany" or "member of Dabrowski Legion in Italy." I'm leaning towards the latter, since the part of the world north of Italy has Adalene.
What I imagine going through Severin's mind as he leads his troops:
Just replace "King" with "Freedom" or something like that. The Caroleans were a very religious sort, to keep their morale and camaraderie up.
Not sure what benefits each of these options would give us.What to do with these two enemy generals? (You have +30 to diplomacy rolls for argumentation)
[] Set them free now.
[] Have the trial here in camp.
[] Have the trial here in camp, but argue for their release.
[] Have the trial in Mainz.
[] Have the trial in Mainz, but argue for their release.
[] Another choice? Write in, pending approval by QM.
Definitely Metz. I want to keep building up our army. There's cannons to be bought!At the end of the period, you can choose a place to move to. Mainz will be under the supervision of d'Oyré, so there's little reason to stay.
[] Metz: The base was left on short notice, but the men you left there should have held their own there. Time to get the place back up and running under your command.
Only an action, no wealth cost? Yes, please![] Training: This battle showed that the quality, not quantity, wins fights. You can get the men more battle ready while the iron is still hot. Improve all troops' morale and discipline.
These options will give us additional options in combat, while the training will boost our army's overall combat ability. This combination is a nice all around plan, I think.[] Smoothbore to Rifling: Some of the weapons salvaged in the aftermath of this battle showed the enemy had access to a decent number of rifles. We should order more if we are to compete. Changes 2000 Infantry to Rifleman. (Rifles are much more accurate than standard muskets) Costs 2 Wealth DC: 5
[] Swift Thunder: As good as a cavalry charge is, some weapons to discharge into enemy ranks while allowing our horsemen to stay out of bayonet range could prove useful. Change 1000 cavalry into Dragoons. (Dragoons mainly use blunderbusses in addition to melee weapons) Costs 2 Wealth DC: 5
This option seems to be missing some words in the middle?-[] General d'Oyré, engineer, general, and military governor of Mayence; perhaps he would want a Maybe that's something you have in common?
-[] Colonel Antoine Chamans, the intelligenc
I want to spend one action getting to know someone better, and the rest on improving our stats. We reroll failures, so we should focus on improving stats (especially stuff we'll use often, like Military) first, then focus on skills later.
Probably depends on the dice and the players actions, Sweden irl did not really come into play until the Napoleonic Wars when Sweden joined in on the third coalitions side....+15 next roll and I am not taking a no for a answer.
...Are we going to combat Swedes at one point?
That depends on how the butterflies flap.
What was the end of this sentence supposed to be?You remember how those under him were mostly of the religious sort, but now you see their
Sweet, my birthday.
OTL, the siege went on for months and ended with a massive French surrender. We just routed two Prussian armies and are heading back to France with a boosted reputation, a massive political and military victory not just for ourselves, but also the commanders we served with. De Beauharnais was disgraced by the loss of the siege OTL, but ITTL he's in as good as we are.Wikipedia said:Within the town the siege and bombardment led to stress between citizens, municipality and the French war council, governing since 2 April. The city administration was displaced on 13 July; this increased the stubbornness of the remaining population. Since a relief army was missing, the war council was forced to take up negotiations with the allied forces on 17 July; the remaining soldiers capitulated on 23 July.
Nearly 19,000 French troops surrendered at the end of the siege, but were allowed to return to France if they promised not to fight against the allies for one year. Consequently, they were used to fight French royalists in the Vendée region of France. They left the town singing La Marseillaise (also known as the Chant de guerre de l'Armée du Rhin).
Probably depends on the dice and the players actions, Sweden irl did not really come into play until the Napoleonic Wars when Sweden joined in on the third coalitions side.
Even then Sweden at this point is far from what it once where.
Important to note: we've already derailed one of the serious military reverses from OTL that led to the Terror. Robespierre rising from just one of many delegates to the effective dictator of France at the head of the Committee of Public Safety is by no means guaranteed.
It might behoove us to pay a visit to the Jacobin Club at some point, however, if only to meet some people.
Rob might actually be better off as the Permanent Opposition, always attacking the government for not being democratic and liberal enough.Important to note: we've already derailed one of the serious military reverses from OTL that led to the Terror. Robespierre rising from just one of many delegates to the effective dictator of France at the head of the Committee of Public Safety is by no means guaranteed.
It might behoove us to pay a visit to the Jacobin Club at some point, however, if only to meet some people.
If we can avoid the Terror, there's at least some chance that (unlike OTL) it might actually be implemented.
If we go to Paris, our men still go to Metz. A General fights politically as much as on the battlefield. She has to support the army and argue the case for her strategy. Plus she has won a great battle. The laurels are waiting in Paris to be bestowed and central command will expect the respect of a swift report in person. The press will lionise her as a champion of the revolution. She won't keep Robes sweet by ignoring him. Your brother might like to see you after your battle.Definitely Metz. I want to keep building up our army. There's cannons to be bought!
More importantly, I want to stay out of the clutches of Rob.
What was Brunswick's conduct like during the advance to Valmy? Because just trying him for being an enemy of the people runs into the problem that the people he's committed crimes against in that regard would be his own subjects, who aren't available at present to try him. And as far as being an enemy of France is concerned, just being in charge of the invading army isn't enough; the one responsible for that would be the rulers of Prussia and Austria, and possibly their advisors.
Oohhh...Robespierre rising from just one of many delegates to the effective dictator of France at the head of the Committee of Public Safety is by no means guaranteed
Also, huh, I just realized we saved Josephine's husband here....