The Very Last "Desperta Ferro!" (Gagliano 1300 special rules for Lion Rampant)

At the start of any turn the French may permanently select a feature such as a hill. One unit may occupy it; that unit removes any battered marker, cannot be battered or routed, does not retreat, and after each close combat any assaulting enemy is moved 3" away regardless of outcome unless the unit is wiped out.

Only one unit can occupy that terrain: that unit removes any previous 'battered' marker, cannot suffer a 'battered' or 'rout' result from a morale test, and does not retreat.

Both mounted and foot French men-at-arms treat a rout result as one additional model removed and a normal half-move retreat, unless in their last stand.

The French men-at-arms (both mounted and on foot) ignore rout results from morale tests: remove an additional model from the unit and retreat half movement distance normally

On a successful Almogavar charge order the target tests morale first, then the Almogavars move their full distance and fight if they contact. It applies only the first time a unit is charged by Almogavars; troops used to them may be made immune.

When an Almogavar unit rolls a successful charge order, the unit receiving the charge must take a morale check before the charge movement takes place.

Sicilians: three units of Almogavars (5 pts each), Sicilian knights (7), Bidowers (2). Angevins: two units of mounted men-at-arms (6 each), mounted sergeants with crossbow (5), foot yeomen (3), crossbowmen (4).

Sicilian retinue: 24 points • 3 units of Almogavars (fierce foot + drilled) @ 5 points each

Upgrade: fierce foot made drilled, eliminating Wild Charge, for 1 point, with counter-charge against cavalry. On a successful movement order French mounted men-at-arms dismount (replaced by foot men-at-arms) or two foot units merge (max six models); they cannot remount or split.

Upgrade: Mercenaries (drilled): eliminate Wild Charge @ 1 point Special rules Counter-charge vs cavalry