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    The Battle of Harfleur, 1415

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    The Battle of Harfleur in 1415 saw the English fleet attempt to defeat a Genoese fleet hired by the French to relieve the siege of Harfleur by sea. The Genoese fleet of 6 carracks and 6 nefs defended the eastern edge of the table, while the English fleet entered from the west and needed to destroy or capture at least 3 carracks and sail 3 transports into Harfleur to win. The scenario was set in the Seine estuary, with sandbars placed to add difficulty for ship movement and maneuvering.

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    The Battle of Harfleur in 1415 saw the English fleet attempt to defeat a Genoese fleet hired by the French to relieve the siege of Harfleur by sea. The Genoese fleet of 6 carracks and 6 nefs defended the eastern edge of the table, while the English fleet entered from the west and needed to destroy or capture at least 3 carracks and sail 3 transports into Harfleur to win. The scenario was set in the Seine estuary, with sandbars placed to add difficulty for ship movement and maneuvering.

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    The Battle of Harfleur in 1415 saw the English fleet attempt to defeat a Genoese fleet hired by the French to relieve the siege of Harfleur by sea. The Genoese fleet of 6 carracks and 6 nefs defended the eastern edge of the table, while the English fleet entered from the west and needed to destroy or capture at least 3 carracks and sail 3 transports into Harfleur to win. The scenario was set in the Seine estuary, with sandbars placed to add difficulty for ship movement and maneuvering.

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    The Battle of Harfleur, 1415

    A scenario for “Lord of the Sea”

    Long Face Games, 2015


    Mack William (order #25641519)
    Battle of Harfleur, August 15th 1415

    Harfleur

    English Fleet

    Wind
    Genoese
    Fleet

    Genoese Fleet English fleet


    6 Carracks 2 large cogs
    6 Nefs 12 medium cogs
    6 small cogs (transports)
    Mack William (order #25641519)
    Battle of harfleur – Scenario Notes
    • Harfleur is under siege by French forces. Relief by sea is prevented by a fleet of
    Genoese ships in the hire of the French. The aim of the English fleet is to
    defeat the Genoese fleet and to force a convoy of transports into Harfleur
    • The battle is fought on a 4’ by 3’ table using the small action rules
    • The english fleet enters from the Western edge. The Genoese fleet sets up
    within 2’ of the Eastern edge
    • To win the English must destroy or capture at least 3 carracks and sail at
    least three transports into Harfleur. The Genoese win if the English victory
    conditions are not achieved.
    • English transports do not have boarding or missile ratings..
    • The Genoese carracks are larger than the standard type in the rules. treat as
    Large cogs with turning ability 60o and boarding factor 5
    • Missile factors of English ships are increased by 1.
    • The battle is fought in the seine estuary, an area of shifting sand bars. At the
    start of the game 1d6 sand bars, each approximately 3” by 2” are placed on the
    table by the Genoese player. None may be placed within 2” of another sand bar
    or the coastlines. The English player may then relocate up to 2 sandbars, with
    the same placement limitations in force
    Mack William (order #25641519)

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