LEFT WING OF THE GRANDE ARMEE
Commanded by Eugene de Beauharnais
IV (4th)ARMY CORPS – EUGENE de BEAUHARNAIS
1st Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
3rd Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
13th Infantry Division / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
14th Infantry Division / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Royal Italian Guard /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Bavarian Chevauxleger / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Field Art. / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Horse Artillery / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
D’Ornano’s Cavalry Division (attached to IV Army Corps)
Chasseur Brigade /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Italian Chas. Brigade /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
III (3rd) CAVALRY CORPS – GROUCHY
Hussar Brigade /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Chasseur Brigade /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Bavarian Chevauxleger /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Dragoon Brigade /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Horse Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: D’Ornano’s Cavalry Division is the one deployed at the far left flank of the line. The IV Army Corps is deployed in front of Borodino, supported by the III Cavalry Corps to the rear.
Orders: You are ordered to seize Borodino and then support the attack on the Great Redoubt across the river. You are also ordered to screen and block any Russian movement against the left flank.
LEFT CENTER OF THE GRANDE ARMEE
Commanded by Marechal Ney
THIRD ARMY CORPS – NEY
10th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
11th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
25th (Wurttemburg) Div. / /CN (7)
/MI (6)
Chasseur Brigade /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Wurtt. Chevauxleger /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
VIII (8th)(WESTPHALIAN) ARMY CORPS – JUNOT
23rd Infantry Division / / /CN (7)
/MI (6)
24th Infantry Division / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Hussar Brigade /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Field Artillery / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: III Army Corps is deployed directly opposite the Great Redoubt, with VIII Army Corps deployed immediately behind in support.
Orders: You are ordered to seize the Great Redoubt, supported by IV Infantry Corps from the other side of the river.
RIGHT CENTER OF THE GRANDE ARMEE
Commanded by Marechal Davout
I (1st) ARMY CORPS – DAVOUT
2nd Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
4th Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
5th Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Chasseur Brigade / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
I (1st) CAVALRY CORPS – NANSOUTY
Hussar Brigade / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Chasseur Brigade / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Uhlans (Polish) /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Horse Artillery /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: The I Army Corps is deployed directly opposites the series of fleches in the Russian line, with the I Cavalry Corps deployed directly behind in support.
Orders: Take the Russian fleches, then swing into the left flank of the Russian army. I Cavalry Corps is to penetrate the Russian lines to cut off their retreat.
LEFT WING OF THE GRANDE ARMEE
Commanded by Poniatowski/Murat
V (5th)(POLISH) ARMY CORPS – PONIATOWSKI
16th Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
18th Infantry Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Uhlan Brigade /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Hussar Brigade /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Field Artillery /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
II (2nd) CAVALRY CORPS – MONTBRUN
Hussar Brigade / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Chasseur Brigade / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Horse Artillery /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
IV (4th) CAVALRY CORPS – LATOUR-MAUBOURG
1st Uhlans (Polish) /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Uhlans (Polish) /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
West. Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Saxon Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Horse Artillery /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: V Army Corps is deployed on the road to Utitsa. The I Army Corps is deployed directly opposites the series of fleches in the Russian line, with the I Cavalry Corps deployed directly behind in support. IV Cavalry Corps is deployed to the left of V Army Corps, with II Cavalry Corps in support to the rear of IV Cavalry Corps.
Orders: V Army corps to demonstrate against Utitsa, drawing as many Russian troops as possible away from the Russian center. IV Cavalry Corps to support the right flank of the advance of Davout’s I Army Corps (Right Center) while II Cavalry Corps acts as a general reserve for the right flank.
ARMY RESERVE – GRANDE ARMEE
Commanded by Napoleon, Emperor of the French
IMPERIAL GUARD INFANTRY – LEFEBRE
3rd Guard Infantry /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd/3rd Guard Infantry /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Guard Infantry / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st/2nd Guard Infantry / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Guard Infantry /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Vistula Legion (Polish) / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st O.Gd. Heavy Art. /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd O.Gd. Heavy Art. /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Y. Gd. Heavy Art. / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
IMPERIAL GUARD CAVALRY – BESSIERES
Grenadiers a Cheval /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Chasseurs a Cheval /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Empress Dragoons /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Polish Lancers /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Dutch Lancers /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
O.Gd. Med. Horse Art. /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: V Army Corps is deployed on the road to Utitsa. The I Army Corps is deployed directly opposites the series of fleches in the Russian line, with the I Cavalry Corps deployed directly behind in support. IV Cavalry Corps is deployed to the left of V Army Corps, with II Cavalry Corps in support to the rear of IV Cavalry Corps.
Orders: V Army corps to demonstrate against Utitsa, drawing as many Russian troops as possible away from the Russian center. IV Cavalry Corps to support the right flank of the advance of Davout’s I Army Corps (Right Center) while II Cavalry Corps acts as a general reserve for the right flank.
RUSSIAN RIGHT WING
Commanded by Baggovut
SECOND ARMY CORPS – BAGGOVUT
4th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
17th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Medium Field Art. /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Medium Field Art. /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
FIRST CAVALRY CORPS – UVAROV
Gd.Uhlans/Hussars /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Mixed Cavalry / / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Hussars / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
COSSACK CORPS (attached to First Cavalry Corps) – PLATOV
1st Don Cossacks /CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Don Cossacks / /MI (6)
3rd Don Cossacks / /MI (6)
4th Don Cossacks / /MI (6)
5th Don Cossacks / /MI (6)
Cossack Horse Artillery / /MI (6)
NOTE: All Cossacks must pass a Morale Test in order to contact (using a Full Move or Combat Move) any French/Allied unit that is not in a state of Rout. Failure of the test means Cossacks do not move into contact.
Deployment: Cossack Corps is deployed at the far right flank of the Russian Army, with the Second Army Corps deployed to its immediate left. First Cavalry Corps is deployed to the rear of Second Army Corps.
Orders: Defend the river line. Each turn, roll 1d10. If the die roll is less than or equal to the number of the current turn, then offensive actions may be taken by First Cavalry Corps and the Cossack Corps against the French left flank.
RUSSIAN RIGHT WING
Commanded by Baggovut
FOURTH ARMY CORPS - OSTERMANN-TOLSTOI
11th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
23rd Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
SECOND CAVALRY CORPS – KORFF
1st Dragoons / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Dragoons / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
3rd Dragoons / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Uhlans / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Hussars /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Hussars /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Horse Artillery / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: Fourth Army Corps is deployed to the left of the Second Army Corps, with the Second Cavalry Corps deployed in support to the rear.
Orders: Defend the river line. Each turn, roll 1d10. If the die roll is less than or equal to the number of the current turn, then offensive actions may be taken by Second Cavalry Corps against the French left flank.
RUSSIAN CENTER
Commanded by Gorchakov
SEVENTH ARMY CORPS – RAEVSKI
12th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
26th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Medium Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
EIGHTH ARMY CORPS – BOROZDIN
2nd Grenadier Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Conv. Gren. Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
27th Infantry Division / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
FOURTH CAVALRY CORPS - SIEVERS
1st Dragoons / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Dragoons / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Uhlans / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Cuirassiers /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: Seventh Army Corps is deployed with the 26th Infantry Division occupying the Great Redoubt, and the rest of the division deployed to the left of the Great Redoubt. Eighth Army Corps is deployed to the left of the Seventh Army Corps defending the fleches. Fourth Cavalry Corps is deployed to the rear of Seventh Army Corps.
Orders: Defend the Great Redoubt and the fleches at all costs.
RUSSIAN LEFT FLANK
(Commanded by Tuchkov)
THIRD ARMY CORPS – TUCHKOV
1st Grenadier Division /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
3rd Infantry Division / /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Moscow Militia Div. / / / /MI (6)
2nd Moscow Militia Div. / / / /MI (6)
Smolensk Militia Div. / / / /MI (6)
1st Karpov Cossacks / / / /MI (6)
2nd Karpov Cossacks / / / /MI (6)
NOTE: All Cossacks must pass a Morale Test in order to contact (using a Full Move or Combat Move) any French/Allied unit that is not in a state of Rout. Failure of the test means Cossacks do not move into contact.
NOTE: Moscow and Smolensk Militia (Opolchenie) are armed with pikes and a few muskets.
They may not fire offensively, have no inherent artillery, but may fire defensively with a +2 modifier. They do count as additional units in melee
Deployment: Third Army Corps is deployed in the area from the left flank of Eighth Army Corps to the woods past Utitsa, including Utitsa itself. Militia Divisions are deployed on the road in the woods behind Utitsa. Karpov’s Cossack brigades are deployed at the far left flank of the Russian Army.
Orders: Defend Utitsa and prevent any French flanking maneuver.s
RUSSIAN RESERVE – GENERAL PRICE BAGRATION (2nd West Army)
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FIFTH (GUARD) CORPS – GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE
1st Lifeguards (infantry) /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Lifeguards (infantry) /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Converged Gren. (inf) / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Guard Cuirassiers /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Guard Cuirassiers /GD (10)
/EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Gd. Heavy Field Art. / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Gd. Med. Fld. Artillery / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Gd. Horse Artillery / /EL (9)
/VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
SIXTH ARMY CORPS – DOKTUROV
7th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
24th Infantry Division /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Medium Field. Art. /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Medium Field. Art. /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
THIRD CAVALRY CORPS – KREUTZ
Uhlans/Hussars /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Dragoons /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: Fifth (Guard) Army Corps is deployed to the rear of Fourth Cavalry Corps. Third Cavalry Corps is deployed to the immediate right flank of Fifth (Guard) Infantry Corps, with Sixth Infantry Corps deployed in front of Third Cavalry Corps and to the right flank of Fourth Cavalry Corps.
Orders: Army Reserve. Commit to retake Great Redoubt or fleches if either/both are taken by the French. Act as rear guard for Russian Army if retreat is ordered.
GENERAL ARTILLERY RESERVE – Commanded by Kutaisov
FIRST WEST ARMY ARTILLERY RESERVE – KUTAISOV
Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Med. Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Med. Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Horse Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Horse Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
SECOND WEST ARMY ARTILLERY RESERVE – LOWENSTERN
1st Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
3rd Heavy Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
1st Med. Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
2nd Med. Field Artillery /VT (8)
/CN (7)
/MI (6)
Deployment: Fifth West Army Artillery Reserve is deployed to the rear of Fifth (Guard) Infantry Corps, with Second West Army Artillery Reserve deployed to its left flank.
Orders: Commit maximum of One (1) artillery unit from each artillery reserve per turn.
SPECIAL RULES FOR FIRST WEST ARMY: Each turn, roll 1d10. On a die roll that is equal to or less than the number of the current turn, Kutaisov has left his command to lead an infantry charge. On that turn and all turns following, no unit of the First West Army Reserve Artillery may move unless it successfully passes a Morale Test every turn it chooses a Combat Move or Full Move as its order. If the unit fails the Morale Test, it cannot move at all, cannot fire at all, and defends in melee with a “-2” to represent that it is limbered and unable to defend itself properly. (This represents the difficulty experienced during the battle by the Russians when Kutaisov led an infantry charge and took himself out of the battle.)