Johnny Reb III 15mm Quick Reference Chart

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Johnny Reb III 15mm Quick Reference Chart

When you are playing Johnny Reb III, it is nice to be able to refer to the quick reference chart for ease of available information on gaming scales, movement scale, turn sequence, order definitions, infantry formations, artillery formation and unit organization.  Check out the Johnny-Reb-15mm-Quick-Reference-Chart-Two-Page to get a PDF version of the two page 15mm Quick Reference Chart for Johnny Reb III.  This chart and information is also listed on the Johnny Reb page of this site.

About Johnny Reb III

Johnny Reb is a miniature ACW (American Civil War) board wargame first published by American Games in 1983, designed by John Hill.

Unit Organizations

  • Infantry Regiments – Four equal sized stands with no more than five figures per stand.  If regiment is larger than that, use separate battalions.
  • Cavalry Regiment – Four equal  sized stands with no more than three figures per stand. If regiment is larger than that, use separate battalions.
  • Artillery Battery – One gun stand represents one battery. Number of gunners on stand indicates number of sections in the battery.
  • Officers – One mounted officer figure for brigade commander, two for division and three or more corps.

Order Definitions

  • FrFirst Fire. Fire before any movement.
  • DDisengage. Cuts all causalities in half.
  • HHold. Unit may fire any time during turn.
  • CCharge. Charge nearest enemy unit.
  • Move. Move this Direction.
  • FmChange formation.  Takes 1/2 move, except green, skirmish or disorder – takes full move.

Gaming Scales

  • Ground Scale – 1 inch equals 50 yards
  • Time Scale – 1 turn equals 20 minutes
  • Soldier Scale – 1 figure equals 30 men
  • Gun Scale – 1 gun equals 1 battery

Movement Scale

  • 25mm – Use 1.5 inches for movement
  • 15mm – Use 1 inch for movement
  • 10mm – Use three-quarters inch for movement
  • 5mm – Use one-half inch for movement

How to Check Morale

With 2 die unit, must roll higher than its Modified Morale Point (MPM) to pass.  If not, unit fails and drops a morale level.  If it rolls a 2, it routs.  But, if unit rolls a 12, it rallies.

When to Check Morale

  1. When unit takes its first loss.
  2. 2. “Hit” by arty, shrpshttr, + 1 MPM (Modified Morale Point) per
  3. 3, When unit losses stand or section
  4. 4. If unit is within 6 inches, of routed or destroyed unit or officer killed.

For more information, refer to the Johnny-Reb-15mm-Quick-Reference-Chart-Two-Page


 

 

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