He deployed his 1st rgt first with sk ahead but on the road. then the convoy. I moved and used a mobile deployment point to put a couple of Indians on a hit and run harassment mission. they cam shot the column, made a few hit and took off. He deployed another formation that managed to shoot my raiders, he wanted to get rid of them and engaged with more skirmishers and disconnecting from the convoy. The convoy had its own card to move to help. I got the opportunity with a disconnected column and 2 skirmished moving on the road, 4 cards handy (he needed one spare to be able to activate all 3 units he sent), for the first time in a SP2 game, to launch an ambuscade! So placed the bunch of Brandt and 3D6 move plus shooting. Quite successful (column or rear shooting plus ambush =4 shock  results). But the cards draw subsequently were messy and the injuns did not disengage in time not to get punished a bit by the lined up militias. I used the injuns with 1 dead =one shock too which makes them a bit reluctant to get punishment. So they need leaders. I also have special "injun" card which can only be used on them as a command card bu for non combat purpose (move and shock).

He tried to deploy facing that threat, and got too much focusing on it. The last militia rgt nearly never did anything, just like in history. He involved too much his skirmisher but without enough cards and leader supports which limited their activations. Fully using the various side deployment points, I put Johnson to help recombining (recuperating shock and reorganisation in one group) two groups one having lost 4 figure to an initial militia salvo.

I set up my loyalist against pursuing solo sk groups who got devastated. He focused on both sides hit and (sometimes;) run and pushed ahead the convoy as one of the victory conditions was to get it out. I still had Cornplanter 's 4 groups which appeared, two moves away from the convoy, not impeded by any "rebels". One group went on the destroy the convoy (took several turns) the rest managed to get in the rear of one rgt. and put it on the run. In the end too many running patriots and two leaders hit downed his force morale to losing command cards, the story was written. A lot of maneuvering and flank shooting did it, the doubled shock thing. The scenario was not bad, I think that more patience and maybe a bit more coordination by the patriot player might have done it. The Indian player cannot afford much casualties. One group in front of a full 20 or 30 militia line fire and it is often cooked. In the end the historical thing (but we did not engage in one "fisticuffs") it was, except there was less casualties (a bit more left under bushes than on the picture). If we had played a bit of the "pursuit" there might have been more. I like my way of characterising the Indians. they are not (esp. by that tile) Scottish berserkers, but cautious (yet powerful) people who only pounce on shaken opponents.