It was a dark and stormy night in Denmark. The British units landed north of Copenhagen and began their march south. Reports from Picton's scouts began to make it clear that the Danish army had scrambled together a hasty defense at a small town guarding a critical road. The time of destiny is upon us!


The British Army approached the town from the north. What the Danes lacked in quality infantry, they made up for in two full regiments of quality cavalry. This could be a dangerous fight if allowed to get out of hand.

Through the smoke of the first volley, the Danish cavalry came charging forward. A second volley was loosed just in time, nearly stopping the cavalry charge cold.


In the end, the Danish cavalry did not stand a chance against the discipline of the British Army.