NAPOLEON
				
Q. What happens if two forces enter battle and neither wants to advance
to engate and neither has artillery units? How is the battle or retreat
resolved since units of both sides may not end a turn in the same town?
	
A. In such cases, the attacker is obliged to advance at least one unit
to engage, repeating this obligation until a result ot the battle is
obtained.
	
Q. Can a force retreat from battle to the town that the attacker came
from or moved through to get to the battle if the retreat route is via
legal roads?	
	
A. Yes.	
	
Q. If a cavalry unit fires and so is then unable to retreat from the
battle, but the remainder of the force elects to retreat, is the cavalry
unit destroyed in the retreat even though not engaged by enemy cavalry?

A. Yes.	

Q. There are four 1 CV units in one column. One	is eliminated. The other
three must each check their morale. If one of these breaks, must the
other two then make an additional check as well? In other words, must a
unit check its morale each time a unit breaks, or just once after the
initial unit breaks or is eliminated?	

A. Each unit in a column must only check its morale for each unit that
is broken or eliminated by enemy fire. Units do not need to cheek morale
for units subsequently broken during this process.

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://www.boardgamegeek.com/~sgs), 
originally collected by Andrew Webber 
(gbm@wwwebbers.com)