OHW AWI Maps

A collection of maps for OHW AWI scenarios

V0.1

(c) 2024 David Lewis

Contents

• Symbols
• Forces
• Bunker Hill June 17, 1775

Symbols used on these maps

• Hill
• Lake
• Wood
• Marshland
• Town
• Deployment zone
• Road
• River
• Entry Point A
• Label Geographical feature

Forces for AWI scenarios

• The AWI was characterised by a lower proportion of cavalry and artillery, when compared with European battles of the period.
• Roll for forces as normal, and then adjust the result as follows
• If the Crown force includes 2 cavalry units, one must be replaced by Grenadiers (as Infantry, but doing d6+2 damage), The other one may also be replaced
• If the Rebel force includes 2 cavalry units, one must be replaced by Rifles (as Skirmisher, but with 18” range), The other one may also be replaced
• If the Crown force includes 2 artillery units, one must be replaced by Militia (as Infantry, but doing d6-2 damage), The other one may also be replaced
• If the Rebel force includes 2 artillery units, one must be replaced by Militia (as Infantry, but doing d6-2 damage), The other one may also be replaced

Bunker Hill�June 17, 1775

Charlestown

Redoubt

Stone wall & fence

Bunker's Hill

Moulton's Hill

Bunker Hill� June 17, 1775

• Red deploys 6 units within 6" of the South edge
• Blue deploys 4 units within 24” of the North edge..
• The redoubt can hold 2 units. It provides cover (1/2 hits) and is on top of a hill. Cavalry may not enter it.
• A unit immediately behind the stone wall & fence does not break until it suffers 3 extra hits.
• Red wins if at any time there are no Blue units more than 12" from the West edge
• Historic forces:�Red has 1 Artillery, 1 Skirmisher, 4 Infantry�Blue has 1 Artillery, 2 Skirmishers, 1 Infantry
• Variations for balance:�Blue infantry are Militia (see Forces)�One Red infantry unit is a Grenadier unit (see Forces)�The stone wall provides full cover (½ hits)�The ground between Moulton's hill and the stone wall is muddy and all infantry move at half speed across it