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The Fog
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Doubles
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Austrians
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If you want, you can Shift sticks from this card like you would any other. It is at the very least more than our boy Chuckles did. You may not however Shift sticks to this card.

Sticks on this card count toward Tactical Victory. That is, at the start of the game, you already have 8! Of course, shifting will reduce that number.

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If you want, you can Shift sticks from this card like you would any other. It is at the very least more than our boy Chuckles did. You may not however Shift sticks to this card.

Sticks on this card count toward Tactical Victory. That is, at the start of the game, you already have 8! Of course, Shifting will reduce that number.

George II blamed the defeat on Charles's inaction. If you had asked Charles, though, he'd have said that holding their position near the Jeker kept the line of retreat open, and is what saved the Pragmatic Army. In any case, the Austrians don't have much to do in this scenario, but here they are just the same.
296A
♥
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Any enemy attack
* If there are two cubes on this card when a Screen is triggered, expend both of them.
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A Dutch officer dubbed the fire from the French batteries as "one of the most terrible ever seen, and it looked as if hell had opened up her mouth to swallow us up."
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A Dutch officer dubbed the fire from the French batteries as "one of the most terrible ever seen, and it looked as if hell had opened her mouth to swallow us up."
300A
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Any enemy attack
If during your Roll Phase you do not place any dice, remove this card from play (this does not count as a Rout).
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The 72-year-old Schwerin commanded the army for an ill Frederick. When he saw his own regiment in retreat, Schwerin grabbed the colors and rode into battle. "Let all brave Prussians follow me!" After just a few paces, a blast of grapeshot removed half his head, killing him instantly.
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The 72-year-old Schwerin commanded the army for an ill Frederick. When he saw his own regiment in retreat, Schwerin grabbed the colors and rode into battle. "Let all brave Prussians follow me!" After just a few paces, a blast of grapeshot removed half of his head, killing him instantly.
270B
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Any enemy attack
If during your Roll Phase you do not place any dice, remove this card from play (this does not count as a Rout).
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The 51-year-old Browne commanded the defense of the Austrian right, throwing off the Prussians with great success. While planning a general counterattack, his leg was hit by a cannonball. His removal left the Austrian line rudderless. Browne would die from his wound 52 days later.
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The 51-year-old Browne commanded the defense of the Austrian right, throwing off the Prussians with great success. While planning a general counterattack, his leg was hit by a cannonball. His removal left the Austrian line rudderless. Browne would die from his wounds 52 days later.
279B
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Brandes
1 hit. Ignores Link.
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Grenzers were light troops originating in the Austrian borderlands, specializing in skirmish tactics. At Breslau, a number of these troops suddenly emerged from the woods on Brande's right flank, intent on attacking his rear. In this they were bitterly opposed by the flank guard under Rohr.
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Grenzers were light troops originating in the Austrian borderlands, specializing in skirmish tactics. At Breslau, a number of these troops suddenly emerged from the woods on Brandes's right flank, intent on attacking his rear. In this they were bitterly opposed by the flank guard under Rohr.
280B
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Schultze
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The Grand Alliance
Cards 232A-239A
Morale: 3
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Tactical Victory: 22
Luxembourg split the French army in two, attempting a risky double envelopment of Waldeck's line. He succeeded, and the enemy only escaped total destruction by the skin of its teeth. Both players should read the "Retreat to Nivelles" card carefully before playing.
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