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>Artillery- Friendly Mortars- Attacks ee29 and ee34 Fusiliers. ATK 3 vs DEF 2+3, 7+ to Hit. 1 Crit, 1 Hit on ee29, 3 hits on ee34.
>INI 14- Splitterschwert- Shots obscured by Smoke Cover!
>INI 13- Eberhardt- Attacks ee31 Fusiliers with three subunits, ee34 with two. ATK 2 vs DEF 2+3, 8+ to hit. 5 Hits, 1 Crit on ee31, 1 Crit on ee34.
>INI 11- Franziska- Attacks ii 48 Twaryian Anti-Tank, ATK 4 vs DEF 2+3, 6+ to hit. 1 Hit with HE shell 2 damage.
>INI 10- Wesker- Attack Angle Obstructed!
>INI 10- Ferrari- Attacks ee31 Reserve Fusiliers, ATK 2 vs DEF 2+3, 8+ to hit. 2 Hits.
>INI 8- Vix- Shots obscured by Smoke Cover!
>INI 8- Kannenpflanze- Attacks ee31 Fusiliers. ATK 2 vs DEF 2+3, 8+ to hit. Two cannon Crits, 1 MG Hit, 1 MG Hit.
>INI 7- ll27 Twaryian Anti-Tank-Attacks C-6 Rheiner. ATK 2 vs DEF 1, 4+ to Hit. 2 Hits. Flanking attack reduces armor by 2. Extra damage from 2+ PRC against 2-2 Armor. [Vehicles 3 and 4 are Hit for 2 damage each]
>INI 7- ii48 Twaryian Anti-Tank- Attacks C-5 Martins. Inferior PRC requires 10 to hit. No hits.
>INI 6- Vilgerson- Launches smoke. Fires at ll27 Twaryian Anti-Tank. ATK 2 vs DEF 2+3, 8+ to hit. 2 Crit, 1 Hit.
>INI 5- ee34 Twaryian Reserve Fusiliers- Attacks D-11 Eberhardt. ATK 2 vs DEF 2+1, 6+ to Hit. 5 Hits. [Squads 1 and 2 take 1 Damage, Squad 3 takes 3 Damage]
>INI 5- dd37 Twaryian Reserve Fusiliers Attacks D-11 Eberhardt. ATK 2 vs DEF 2+1, 6+ to Hit. 1 Crit. [Squad 4 takes 2 Damage]
>INI 3- Sikorsky- Attacks ll27 Twaryian Anti-Tank, ATK 4 vs DEF 2+3. 6+ to hit. 2 Hits.
>INI 2- Lutzow-Spelinger- Shots obscured by Smoke Cover!
>Reaction Fire- Twaryian Anti-Tank attacks Martins with Reserved Fire. 10s needed to hit. No Hits.
A flurry of violence, with all manner of munitions that could be hurled at the Twaryians, brought an end to the initial fighting at the outskirts of Kobberhus. The Twaryians, after an initial fight with the array of armor and infantry now brought against them, quickly chose retreat, a portion of them aided by a smoke bombardment from the now-present mortars, forced to cover a retreat rather than doing what friendly mortars were now doing and pounding enemy positions.
Eberhardt’s platoon, in its first battle, took heavy punishment from multiple angles, but with the support of their armored vehicles’ guns, if not their steel protection, being dismounted, they drove the enemy from the outskirts. A bloody triumph, but there was no time yet to lick their wounds. After all, this battle had only just started- and the entry of the foes who would test the mettle of the battalion most was felt, that whisper on the wind that told senses beyond those normally perceived of a dangerous enemy.
