A designated terrain feature makes its single occupant immune to battered and rout results, and repels assailants after combat.
How it works
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.
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