Well, Black Powder was interesting but it is no Holy 
							Grail.
							
							The British get the opening moves and commence to 
							advance up the center. They are looking to shake out 
							into line just past the road. See that little fooded 
							area where the four French cannons are facing? That 
							was where a battalion of 95th Rifles had scurried to 
							on the opening move.
							
 
							
							The French have 6 battalions of infantry massed on 
							their left to oppose five battalions of British. The 
							French artillery, after snuffing out the rifles, 
							would never become a factor.
							
 
							
							
							A shot from behind the Frdnch left. The smoke 
							markers are used to mark the disorder that the 
							French attack columns have received from the British 
							fire. The French columns are having a hard time 
							getting rolling.
							
 
							
							The charge falls short. time and again the French 
							would find themselves unable to coordinate attacks.
							
 
							
							But when we do get stuck in, things get very stuck 
							in. The initiative system means that any units 
							within 12" always get to move however they like. The 
							French heavies, due to a blunder when last ordered 
							to charge, had withdrawn off the table but they 
							returned and one regiment got to hit the Highlanders 
							in the flank. They failed to have any appreciable 
							effect. The leftmost French infantry never moved as 
							the Rifles had pinned it constantly.
							
 
							
							The British lines break and the French pour through. 
							Two battalions charged the supporting Highlanders 
							and one was driven back by fire but the second 
							managed to drive back the Scots.
							
 
							
							
							On the Right flank, the Hussars first charged the 
							British light dragoons and caused them to retire but 
							then swept forward to hit them again and drove them 
							back once more where they left the table edge and 
							were removed permanently due to being shaken. 
							Meanwhile the British square managed to shoot up the 
							Hussars well enough to disorder them so that only 
							one regiment could charge the horse artillery on the 
							hilltop. The canister fire from the guns obliterated 
							the charging Hussars.
							
 
							
							With 4 players, none of whom had played before and 2 
							of which had never played any sort of historicals 
							before, we finished this game in 2 and a half hours.