Mmm... this is a very difficult scenario for the English, very unbalanced.
I have played it 4 times in smaller games and once in the big one of the report. 3 ties and 2 French victories. That means that even charging "in masse" and forcing english breaking point the french losses in points are higher ---> Tie.
In a couple of the small games I treated the battlefield mudded, so all units in the open are considered Slow, and balanced a little bit more the scenario. The big scenario had not the mud rule in use. I want to play the big scenario with mud too, to compare.
Even if Henry can place his forces between the forests and place the stakes (as he historically did) leaving small room to the french to manouvre, he has to face an enemy with a much higher breakpoint and with lots of cavalry (the historical French did not really use the main cavalry force, and relied everything to isolated cavalry charges and poor infantery assault, without missile)
Only with longbow shooting is not going to give victory, but longbowmen+knights and billmen in combined arms+stakes, when charged gives a (small, around 15% I'd say) chance...
Very interesting battle to play with WMA. I will continue playtesting it. Next time with mud...
