EIA:America and privateers

American Events

At the beginning of each turn, in addition to the normal event, USA rolls an American event.

United States of America

Common rules

• USA begins the game as a major country.
• Victory condition: Gain 765 victory points.
• USA makes her land moves between Great Britain and Spain and her naval moves between France (Dutch Republic) and Spain.
• USA's national modifiers versus all countries in Europe is -1 and versus all countries in Africa and the Mid-East is -2.

Initial setup

• Starts with XXX as core provinces.
• Starts on political track: N2
• Forces for Phase I campaign: 10 Inf
• Depots for Phase I campaign: 1/6
• Cash: 5$

Manipulation

-16$ and -8MP for +2 PP

-10$ or -5MP for +1 PP

+10$ or +5MP for -2 PP

+14$ and +6MP for -3 PP

Corps Compositions

	A Brand New USA	Jefferson's Presidency	Manifest Destiny	War of 1812
	PHASE I	PHASE II	PHASE III	PHASE IV
I	10I	12I	14I	20I 2C
II	8I	10I	14I	16I 2C
III	8I	10I	14I	16I 2C
IV	6I	8I	10I	14I
V	6I	8I	10I	14I
VI	N/A	8I	10I	14I
U.S.M.C.	4G (+1 shift)	6G	8G	10G 1C (+2 shift)
C	4C	6C	8C	12C
Fleet I	N/A	20S	30S	30S
Fleet II	N/A	N/A	30S	30S
Fleet III	N/A	N/A	30S	30S
Fleet IV	N/A	N/A	N/A	30S

Morale

• Infantry 3.5
• Cavalry 4 (LC 3, no heavy cavalry may be bought)
• Guard 5
• Ships 4

Leaders

Generals:

• Default 111D
• Stephen Decatur 151D (Must command U.S.M.C. only Decatur can commit U.S.M.C.)
• Henry Dearborn 212C
• George Washington 422A (Remove 1800)
• Andrew Jackson 332D (1801)
• Jacob Brown 231D (1807)
• Winfield Scott 231D (1812)

Admirals:

• Default 21D
• John Rodgers 23A (1802)
• Stephen Decatur 33D (available only if not commandind the U.S.M.C.)

Special rules

• Snipers: Usa gains +1 when rolling to wound enemy leaders in land battle
• Home waters: Usa can not send fleets out of America, unless American ships outnumber the enemy in America. If American ships are outnumbered, fleets must return to America.

Dominant status

Requirements:

• If USA controls .....

Effects:

• American infantry morale rises to 4.5
• A single American leader gets +1 to all stats.
• The province of Washington is worth 10$ more in every economic phase.

Canada and New Spain

Common rules

• Canada and New Spain are colonies and not independent countries.
  • Canada is controlled by Great Britain.
  • New Spain is controlled by Spain.
• Colonies act as free states, but their provinces can only be ceded in a formal peace.
  • Colonies can accept help from their controller, but cannot give help to the controller. Thus no colonial forces can be transferred from the New World to Europe. Forces from Europe can, however, be transferred to the New World.
  • Colonies cannot give any money to Europe, but can be given gold by controlling major power. In that case, half the money given is lost.

Initial Setup

Canada

• Canada starts with XXX as core provinces.
• Forces for Phase I campaign: 10 Inf, 6 Inf (GB), 6 SoL, 1 T
• Depots for Phase I campaign: 1/5
• Cash: 8$

New Spain

• New Spain starts with XXX as core provinces.
• Forces for Phase I campaign: 10 Inf, 5 SoL
• Depots for Phase I campaign: 1/5
• Cash: 4$

Corps composition

Canada

	Recovering Canada	Expanding Canada	Canada	War of 1812
	PHASE I	PHASE II	PHASE III	PHASE IV
I	10I	1G 11I	2G 12I	4G 14I 1C (+1 shift)
II	8I	10I	14I	15I 1C
III	8I	10I	14I	15I 1C
IV	6I	8I	10I	14I
V	6I	8I	10I	14I
VI	N/A	8I	10I	14I
C	4C	6C	8C	12C
Fleet I	10S	20S	30S	30S
Fleet II	N/A	20S	30S	30S
Fleet III	N/A	N/A	30S	30S
Fleet IV	N/A	N/A	N/A	30S

New Spain

	West Florida Controversy	Pickney's Treaty	San Francisco Controversy	End of the Viceroyalty
	PHASE I	PHASE II	PHASE III	PHASE IV
I	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
II	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
III	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
IV	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
V	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
VI	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
VII	10I	12I 1C	14I 2C	16I 3C
VIII	N/A	N/A	14I 2C	16I 3C
C	N/A	3C	4C	6C
Fleet I	10S	20S	30S	30S
Fleet II	N/A	20S	30S	30S
Fleet III	N/A	N/A	30S	30S
Fleet IV	N/A	N/A	N/A	30S

Morale

Both Canada and New Spain have the following morale levels:

• Infantry 3
• Cavalry 4 (Light cavalry 3, no heavy cavalry may be purchased)
• Ships 3 (3.5 for Canada)

Leaders

Canada

Generals:

• Default 111D

Admirals:

• Default 21D

New Spain

Generals:

• Default 111D

Admirals:

• Default 21D

Privateer Rules

Privateers operate as light naval units that intercept or protect trade.

Each privateer costs 7$ and 1mp.

Privateers may not attack enemy fleet markers, but can be attacked by fleets and other privateers.

Privateers may operate in any of the following privateer boxes (trade that is vulnerable): Atlantic, europe (All trade)
Mediterranean (Any trade that must cross mediterranean to reach it's destination)
Baltic sea (Any trade that must cross the Baltic to reach it's destination)
Eastern seaboard (All trade with America)
Carribbean (Spanish gold convoy)
North Atlantic(all trade with america that is not vulnerable in the mediterranean sea
Sargasso sea(All trade vulnerable in mediterranean)
Equatorial Atlantic (Cape town, Persia, Bombay, Mascarenes, Seychelles trade)
South-eastern Atlantic(Cape town, Persia, Bombay, Mascarenes, Seychelles trade)
Indian ocean(Persia, Bombay, Mascarenes, Seychelles trade)
Arabian sea(Persia, Bombay trade)
Andaman sea (Bengal, Spice Islands trade)
Malacca straits (Bengal, Spice Islands trade)
Pacific (none)
Peruvian sea(5$ worth of spanish gold convoy)
Magellan strait(None, privateers must roll 1d6 to enter, on a 1, the privateer is disabled)

Raiding and privateers

Privateers can:
Escort trade
Blockade ports the controlling major power is at war with
Attack trade of a major power that is at war with the controller of the privateer
Attack privateers of a major power that is at war with the controller of the privateer

A privateer attacking trade causes 1d6$ to be lost from the trade. If a 6 is rolled, the raiding major power gains 1$.
A privateer escorting raid cancels any successful privateer attack against that trade on a roll of 4+
A privateer hunting privateers gets +1 to combat roll.

After any trade attack is resolved, privateers hostile to eachother and any that were escorting trade, fire at one enemy privateer. On a modified result 0f 6+, the opposing ship is disabled. If disabled already, it is sunk instead.
Privateers that are disabled move normally, but may not attack trade or other privateers. In addittion, they must roll 1d6 and on a roll of 1, the privateer is sunk.
A disabled privateer that spends a full turn in a friendly port is immediately fixed.

Privateers gain +1 to avoid blockading ships of any type.

Fleets and privateers

Fleets can attack enemy privateers. If they do so, all frigates in the fleet roll 1d6 with each 6 killing a privateer (instead of disabling)

If there is any fleet marker in the box, only privateers of that nation may operate. If there are more than one fleet (different controller) no privateer may operate.Fleets in port count.

A fleet in a privateer box may attack enemy trade. All ships roll 1d6. Frigates roll at -2. Heavies and SOLs at -4. Transports at -6. Result is the damage to the trade.