The Army of 
Fleet #
Forces engaged in and around 
Yes
No
 / corps
 / infantry division
 / cavalry division
 / Army of 
 Troops under 
 have sacked 
 supplies captured.
 Railroad has been damaged! 
 has notified
 that warships that 
threaten our commerce near our
own ports will not be tolerated!
Union troops
Southern troops
French troops
British troops
under 
have captured 
Do you wish to sack the city?
Foreign newspapers have expressed
dismay concerning the
anger regarding the
outrage over the
actions taken against
 has fallen to
Local militia and armed
civilians have rebelled in
 (capital)
The rebellion is successful!
The rebellion is crushed!
 commanding 
a corps, has 
an infantry division, has 
a cavalry division, has 
 been forced to surrender! 
No brigades
 brigades
Rebellion
Draft Rioting
Scuttled
State Lost
armed with 
attacking 
fortifications!
Battle
Ready
Forces Engaged 
 miles from 
Weather : 
has been killed!
has been wounded!
Untried
Trained
Veteran
Crack
Duration
service has expired
 retreat
Result : Draw
Result : Union Victory
Result : Confederate Victory
Done
No qualified ports
No qualified cities
 cities
The governor of 
demands an offensive
along the Seaboard
in the West
beyond the Mississippi
demands  a unified
command structure.
under General 
requests permission
to move the HQ.
Granted
Denied
Overcast
Light Rain
Downpour
Freezing
Snowing
Clear
Independant
-none-
Brigades : 
Strength : 
Artillery: 
Location : 
Objective: 
Entrenchment: 
Rout level  : 
Fatigue     : 
Experience  : 
Morale      : 
Command     : 
Combat      : 
Initiative  : 
Aggression  : 
Inspiration : 
formed at 
Forces unavailable, corps disbanded
Maximum number of corps in use.
Naval engagement at sea
Running blockade individually
Forces under the command of 
sunk with their transports!
Garrison defending 
 - Fortification
 - Defending troops
 - Defending artillery
 - Defending naval guns
 - Attacking troops
 - Attacking artillery
 - Attacking naval guns
Execute
Fortifications destroyed by bombardment!
Attacking artillery destroyed by counter-battery!
Attacking forces have failed, siege continues...
Garrison defeated
Attack rebuffed!
Assault
Tracks
Time
Position
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The battle has 
ended inconclusively.
The Union has 
retained the field.
The Confederacy has
Union losses       : 
Confederate losses : 
French losses      : 
British losses     : 
 ...retreat level
Confederate forces capture...
Supplies : 
 has completed
bridging operation.
 and troops under 
his command are detraining
has been forced to surrender! 
 training
troops under 
progressing well.
Union fleet at 
Southern fleet at 
French fleet at 
British fleet at 
 has been scuttled.
unloading munitions.
embarking troops.
Based at  : 
Objective : 
Corps : 
Max Command : 
Morale : 
No brigades
Victory Points : 
Sacking damage : 
RR,
Port,
River
Garrison brgds : 
Required grsn  : 
Supplies avail : 
New capital 
Emancipation of the slaves declared!
Slaves now able to fill combat roles!
Runner
Ocean
Home : 
Squadron 
Transporting: 
Supplies: 
Cotton  : 
Ironclads  : 
Wooden     : 
Transports : 
Support against promotion
No support
Some support
Very strong support
Active
Not active
Available
Wounded
Removed
Dead
source
conduit
via sea
isolated
The new capital of 
 is now located at 
The South has loosened their slave restrictions
President Lincoln announces
freeing the slaves
Britain demands that CSA
commissioners to Europe on a
British ship that have been
taken by the Union navy be released.
Comply
Refuse
Draft rioting in 
Union calls for draft
Confederacy calls for draft
Guns     : 
Infantry : 
Cavalry  : 
Cohesion : 
Command points : 
Remaining : 
Command points : 
No army commander available.
End Orders
Orders
may use rail capacity.
March
 guns have joined the brigade
 troops have joined the brigade
added to garrison of 
added to forces under 
Fortifications being built
No qualified cities
No leader
 leaders
 cities
Combat Stance
Withdraw
Defend
Advance
Training
March Mode
Cautious
Normal
Forced
Supply Priority
Subsistence
Standard
High
Supply Type
Encamped
Depot line
Army base
Army objective
Open CD
Sound effects on?
Exit
Coastal guns
fortifications
Add brigade to garrison
Remove garrison 
Isolated
Sea supply
In supply
Supply source
Monthly Production Capacity
Number of Weapons Being Produced per Month
Ironclad shipbuilding capacity
Wooden shipbuilding capacity
CSA : International Prestige 
USA : Domestic prestige
CSA : Domestic prestige
Seaboard Weather
Western  Weather
Mississippi Weather
Supply City 
Army status 
Rail destination 
Subsistence
Normal supply
High supply
Cautious march
Normal march
Forced march
Depot supply
Encampments
Foraging
Transfer brigades to garrison
Transfer brigades from garrison
Number of weapons available
Supplies available in theater
State
Fort
Depot
Rail link
River link
Port facilities
Ironclads
Wooden
Muskets
Springfields
Sharps
Spencers
Shotguns
Smoothbores
Parrotts
Whitworths
Mission Type
Nothing
Refit
Move (abort)
Cotton Run
Patrol
Attack port
Amphibious
Home port
Objective
Supplies avail
Add supplies
Cotton avail
Add cotton
Capacity
Troop strength in seaboard theater 
Troop strength in western theater 
Troop strength in Mississippi theater 
Number of ironclads  ocean/river  
Number of wooden     ocean/river  
Number of transports ocean/river  
Troops armed with 
Execute
Promotion
Active status
Divisional
Cavalry
Corps
Army
Active
Available
Removed
Wounded
Amount of supplies being spent on volunteer bounties
per 500 troops raised
Current number of recruits per month
Appeals : 3 months between, minimum
Presidential appeal for more troops
 
Set Infantry Recruitment  (cost 0)
Set Cavalry Recruitment  (cost 10)
Set Artillery Recruitment (cost 6)
Set Naval Recruitment     (cost 1)
Select new capital
Select stance on slavery 
Emancipation
Combat roles
Bondage
retreat
victory
defeat
casualties
supplies captured
Select elements to control
Edit name of army
Select city to place army in
Select leader
Select new brigade
Weapon selection
Infantry
Cavalry
Artillery
Type to raise
Corps
Infantry Division
Cavalry division
Select city
Select brigades, up to 
Port of construction 
Select number of ships 
Build capacity 
Ocean going 
River going 
Ironclad warships 
Wooden warships 
Transports 
Full campaign
December finish
European intervention
No chance
Small chance
Good chance
Leadership ratings
CSA slave status
Historical
Slight variation
Random
Hidden
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Status of states
Select state
Capital
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Movement Delay
Very Fast
Fast
Normal
Supplies 
Total recruits 
Casualties 
Political support 
Supplies in theater 
Offmap production 
Supply and cotton transfers 
Slow
Very Slow
New Weapon
Overall rail capacity 
Rail use 
Seaboard supplies 
Seaboard cotton 
Western supplies 
Western cotton 
Miss. supplies 
Miss. cotton 
State
Type
Quality
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Enlistment
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 have been 
 forces
 has been overrun!
Forces under the command 
sunk with their transports
civilian targets.
 setting objective
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ID. State  Type  Quality Strength  Reinforcement  Weapon
Return to Corps Orders
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Union Analysis
Confederate Analysis
Total Troops/Guns
Battlefield Effects       
Engagement with fort at 
Effect of Fatigue                     -
Effect of Morale
Effect of Leadership
Election Results. November 6 1864.
Effect of Experience
Effect of Weapons
Starting Average Morale
Casualty Effect on Morale
Final Average Morale
Effect of Battle Intensity
Expected Enemy Losses
 has voted Republican
Actual Enemy Losses
Union Forces
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Union Estimate
Confederate Estimate
Brigades   Troops  Artillery                                            Brigades   Troops  Artillery
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Skirmish
Low
Moderate
High
All-Out
Set Union Intensity
Set Confederate Intensity
Terrain : Clear
Terrain : Marsh
Terrain : Dense Woods
Terrain : Light Woods
Terrain : Rough
Terrain : Mountain
Terrain : Town
Not enough manpower available
Men   / Supply
Naval Manpower 
Ironclad Requirements   : 100 / 200
Wooden Requirements      : 200 / 10
Transport Requirements  : 150 / 10
City Falls
Demoralized
 Low
 Normal
 Good
 Excellent
 Rested
 Capable
 Tired
 Exhausted
Retreat level : -
Retreat level : Shaken
Retreat level : Broken
Retreat level : Rout
Inspiration  Low
Inspiration  Average
Inspiration  High
Inspiration  Unknown
Aggression   Low
Aggression   Average
Aggression   High
Aggression   Unknown
Initiative  Disorganized
Initiative  Below average
Initiative  Average
Initiative  Good
Initiative  Excellent
Initiative  Unknown
Combat   Poor
Combat   Average
Combat   Good
Combat   Excellent
Combat   Unknown
In-Transit
Routing
Replacing a leader may affect prestige
 has been removed.
The record of 
does not warrant his removal!
Do you wish to squander political
influence to enforce removal?
has been removed at a cost of 
 prestige.
 will be
removed at a cost of 
 prestige, if the last
brigade is transferred.
Corps Formed
Leader Casualty
, requires promotion
, capable
, position inferior
Selection
Bridging Operation
Union fleet #
Southern fleet #
French fleet #
British fleet #
 has voted Democrat
Fleet ID#, Home Port, Type, Ships, Mission
Construction
Fleet Unloading
November 1864
Select Element
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Naval Battle
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Forces
Fort Build
Army Overview
Leader, Strength, Guns, Supplies Used/Supply Level
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Governor Complaints
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Elements     : 
Command limit: 
Merge with fleet
Amph:
Objct: 
Fleets will merge
There is no prestige cost 
in removing a leader from
an inferior command position.
Reaction unfavorable!
Wooden Vessels Are Both Warships and Transports
Supplies Available in Current Theater 
Production Capacity per Month 
Minimal
Marginal
Moderate
Good
Full
To Seaboard from West
To West from Seaboard
To Seaboard from Mississippi
To Mississippi from Seaboard
To West from Mississippi
To Mississippi from West
Decisive Union victory due to capture of Confederate capital
Decisive Confederate victory due to capture of Union capital
Union side - marginal victory
Union side - substantive victory
Union side - decisive victory
Confederate side - marginal victory
Confederate side - substantive victory
Confederate side - decisive victory
A Draw 
Territorial            :
Military               :
Foraging               :
Casualties             :
Prisoners              :
Ocean Ships Sunk       :
River Ships Sunk       :
Territorial basis      :
Military basis         :
Rail Move
Number of weapons of 
each type available in the
national weapons pools.
Corps, 
Division, 
Cavalry, 
Results of Engagement
Brigades    Casualties   Morale
Avail/Attacks
 command with initiative
Analysis
Confederates capture 
Battle Intensity : Skirmish
Battle Intensity : Low
Battle Intensity : Moderate
Battle Intensity : High
Battle Intensity : All-Out
Fine
Shaken
Broken
Routed
Guns, type: 
Changing the capital has a major effect on prestige!
Setup
Human
Computer
No advantage
Light advantage
Large advantage
New supplies and manpower available
at 
 before reaching objective
The Union 
The Confederacy 
 has surrendered to 
the Emancipation Proclamation
Her Majesty's government has
recognized the Confederacy 
and her intention to ignore
the Union blockade.
Napoleon III has recognized
the Confederacy and her intention
to ignore the Union blockade.
France offers the Confederacy
recognition and an alliance
in return for the state of Texas
Accept
Refuse
France and the Confederacy
have joined in an alliance.
Texas is added to French-Mexico.
France and Union at war!
Confederate Gen.Baylor decrees New Mexico and Arizona as Confederate
Pro-Confederate newspapers in Union territory seized, editor tarred
From England : London Times supports Union, London Post supports Confederacy
Union navy removes CSA commissioners to Europe from the Trent(GBr)
West Virginia legislature calls for new state
Confederate congress adds Kentucky as 13th state
Nathaniel Gordon hanged in NY city. Slave trader
Lincoln signs Morill Land Grant Act, concerning the western frontier
Congress creates West Virginia
CSS Alabama leaves British port against Union wishes
Fort Ridgley, Minnesota, attacked by Sioux nation
Day of fasting and prayer throughout the Union
British seizure of Laird Rams
 has no supply depot.
 is out of supply range.
National supplies unavailable for
 cannot trace a supply path.
Garrison (send to pool, -50 supply)
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Fleet Debark
landing troops.
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