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    The document provides rules and background information for using Kazimierz Piaseczyński's cavalry regiment in a wargame covering the 1659 campaign in Denmark against Swedish forces. It notes special rules the regiment has, including being able to count as having the "Robbers" and "Swimming" special rules when fighting Swedes. It provides two options for fielding the regiment - as a skirmish force or adding it to a Danish division. It also gives details on the regiment's composition and Colonel Piaseczyński's command abilities.

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    The document provides rules and background information for using Kazimierz Piaseczyński's cavalry regiment in a wargame covering the 1659 campaign in Denmark against Swedish forces. It notes special rules the regiment has, including being able to count as having the "Robbers" and "Swimming" special rules when fighting Swedes. It provides two options for fielding the regiment - as a skirmish force or adding it to a Danish division. It also gives details on the regiment's composition and Colonel Piaseczyński's command abilities.

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    Kazimierz Piaseczyński's Cavalry Regiment in Denmark - Autumn 1659

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    The document provides rules and background information for using Kazimierz Piaseczyński's cavalry regiment in a wargame covering the 1659 campaign in Denmark against Swedish forces. It notes special rules the regiment has, including being able to count as having the "Robbers" and "Swimming" special rules when fighting Swedes. It provides two options for fielding the regiment - as a skirmish force or adding it to a Danish division. It also gives details on the regiment's composition and Colonel Piaseczyński's command abilities.

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    Kazimierz Piaseczyskis cavalry regiment in Denmark autumn 1659

    Authors: Micha Paradowski, Rafa Szwelicki

    Special rules
    When ghting against Swedes all Units in the regiment count as having the Robbers Special Rule. All formations in the regiment: the officers, cossack style cavalry, Wallachian light cavalry and dragoons are counted as having the Swimming Special Rules Note: the regiment DOES NOT USE On Their Own Land Special Rule

    Once Caught They Were Robbed on the Spot

    The Horses Were Already Trained for Swimming

    How to use Piaseczyskis regiment


    The regiment can be used in two ways. You can eld it as a Skirmish Force at the Skirmish Level. If so do not use the Motivation level and Colonel Piaseczyski has Command that can be upgraded to for +1FSP You may also use the regiment as an additional regiment in a Danish division for the 1658+ period. Treat the regiment as Allies.

    W publikacji uyto fragmentu mapy ETATS DE LA COURONNE DE POLOGNE...1655, ze zbiorw Muzeum Polskiego w Rapperswilu.

    n September 1659 the Polish division under Stefan Czarniecki was ordered to return from Denmark to Poland. All that was left behind to support Danish, Imperial and Brandenburg allies was an improvised cavalry regiment of about 1000 soldiers, led by colonel Kazimierz Piaseczyski. On the 14th of November 1659 the allied army of 10000 men landed on the Funen Island. Near Nyborg the allies were engaged in a battle with 7000 Swedish soldiers. The allied army was victorious and the Polish cavalry was crucial in ensuring victory by successfully charging the Swedes. Colonel Piaseczyski was killed while leading his force and the Polish troops, infuriated by this loss, mercilessly pursued retreating the Swedes, no prisoners were taken. Once the campaign against Sweden was over, the Polish troops returned to their country and took part in the 1660 campaign again the Muscovites, as part of Czarnieckis division.

    Kazimierz Piaseczyski's cavalry regiment - 1659

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    Special rules: Once Caught They Were Robbed on the Spot, The Horses Were Already Trained for Swimming

    +1 FSP for Colonel instead of +1 FSP for Rotamaster +1 FSP for 2 bases of cossack style cavalry From FSP:7 onwards you can eld free dragoons' banner, that can have maximum 3 bases If regiment is used as Skirmish than Colonel Piaseczyski have initially Command that for +1FSP can be changed to

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