Seven Pines Specific Rules - MMP Gamers Archive

Seven Pines CWB #12Historically, the result was a draw, with a finalvalue of -1. The USA won 7 VP for CSA losses,4 for wrecking dH-R, and none for terrain. TheCSA won 5 VP for USA losses, and 7 for terrain5.4 Scenario 4: The Battleof Seven PinesThis scenario recreates the full two days’battle of Seven Pines, warts and all. TheConfederate initial orders make it an especiallydifficult scenario for the CSA player.General Information:First Turn: 1:00 p.m. May 31st.Last Turn: 8:00 p.m. June 1st.Scenario Length: 55 Turns.Maps used: D and EFirst Player: CSAUnion Information:Set Up:2-4, 4b—w/i 2 E22.131-4, 4b(3) 4b—w/i 1 E26.204 HQ and Supply, Keyes—E27.232-3-3, 3-3-3, 3b—w/i 2 E26.31Artillery Ammunition: 55Reinforcements:3 p.m. May 31stHeintzelman, 3 HQ and SupplyE27.35Sumner, 2 HQ, Sedgwick, 1-2-2 E1.351-3-3E25.353:30 p.m.2-2-2 E1.35Richardson, 1-1-2 E6.344:00 p.m.3-2-2, 2 Corps supply E1.352-1-2 E6.344:30 p.m3-1-2 E1.355:00 p.m.2b E1.356:00 p.m.Hooker, 2-3 Division, 3bE27.351:00 a.m. June 1st2x 2b E1.35Orders:4 Corps—defend the vicinity of SevenPines.3 Corps—move to the support of 4Corps, and help defend Seven Pines,counterattack if necessary to restore theSeven Pines position.3-3—has a divisional goal as statedfor 3 Corps order, above, reverts to theCorps command when its HQ arrives.2 Corps—move to vicinity of FairOaks and defend that position, and protectthe flank of the Seven Pines position.Any reinforcements that arrive out ofcommand range, have standing orders tomove to their join their HQ and becomesubject to any orders their command mayhave.Confederate Information:Set Up:G-dH-R—E24.08 ex E23.08Ro-dH-R—E26.08 ex E27.09Rs-dH-R—E26.07 ex E27.08F-dH-R—E24.06 ex E23.06dH-Rb, D H Hill—E25.07Hu Div—w/i 3 E48.10Right HQ and Supply—D27.20L-R—w/i 3 D27.20Hm-S-L, Ht-S-L—w/i 1 E2.10rest of S-L—w/i 2 E5.05Left HQ and Supply, ANV HQ and Supply,3x ANVb—w/i 2 E5.05Artillery Ammunition: 45Reinforcements: NoneOrders:dH-R—has a divisional goal to attackto capture Seven Pines, and then to continuethe attack to capture the crossroads atE26.31.L-R—P-L-R has a Divisional Goalto move to the Rail Road at D17.25 anddefend. W-L-R, C-L-R, and Pr-L-R havedivisional goals to move to join Huger’sDivison (Hu Div) and support it if attacked.No other units of the division have divisionalgoals.Hu Div—has a Divisional Goal todefend the Charles City Road.Right Wing—The RW has no orders.Left Wing—attack towards Fair Oaksin support of dH-R attack. Once Fair Oaksis captured, the attack will continue tocapture Orchard Station. These orders havea D2 status, and the CSA player may notstart rolling for delay removal until the2:00 p.m. turn command phase.VictoryUSA Massive Victory 10 or moreUSA Major Victory 7 to 9USA Minor Victory 3 to 6Draw -2 to 2CSA Minor Victory -3 to -6CSA Major Victory -7 to -9CSA Massive Victory -10 or lessHistorically, the result was a draw, with afinal value of 0. The USA won 10 VP forCSA losses, 4 for wrecking dH-R, andnone for terrain. The CSA won 7 VP forUSA losses, and 7 for terrain5.5 Scenario 5:Johnston’s OffensiveThis scenario presents Johnston’soriginal offensive scheme, a two prongedattack on Fair Oaks and Seven Pines by theconverging forces of the Right Wing,supported by Smith’s men of the Left Wing.It. more than any other, represents the battleSeven Pines should have been.General Information:First Turn: 6:00 a.m. May 31stLast Turn: 8:00 p.m. June 1stScenario Length: 69 TurnsMaps used: D and E (and F, if desired)First Player: CSAUnion Information:Set Up:2-4, 4b—w/i 2 E22.131-4, 4b(3) 4b—w/i 1 E26.204 HQ and Supply, Keyes—E27.232-3-3, 3-3-3, 3b—w/i 2 E26.31Artillery Ammunition: 55Reinforcements:The following Union reinforcementsdo not have a specific appearance timelisted. Instead, they have a number—+2,for example. This number is the number ofturns following the first turn of any Unionunit being fired upon from a range of 3hexes or less that the listed units appear.For instance, if the first such fire occurs atNoon, then all units with the reinforcementcode of “+2” appear at 1:00 p.m.Page 6