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Hello there Generals! 

I have a thought about a campaign which could include 3 battles from the not so well known Trans-Mississippi Theatre:

- Minor: Battle of Valverde - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Valverde - drunk Sibley vs. choleric Canby, who would win? Col. Green I presume :)
- Minor: Battle of Glorietta Pass - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Glorieta_Pass (exceptional because of usage of miners descending on ropes to harass the supplies of the CSA, one of the goals could be destroying/routing the supplies, not capturing them as always) 
- Major : Battle of Pea Ridge (Elkhorn Tavern) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Pea_Ridge - Gettysburg of the Trans-Mississippi Theatre, a balanced battle as it was.

Any comments, thoughts?

Think it might spice up the early campaign and show some love to the forgotten Trans-Mississippi Theatre of the war, only Red River Campaign Mansfield is included, presumably in the Cold Harbor campaign.

Still thinking about potential battles from 1864-65, but too much of trench fighting people despise, as I read the ones from Wshington Campaign for instance are often simply omitted. 

Edited by dutmistrz
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Even as a "major" battle, Pea Ridge was pretty small compared to the other major battles in the game. About 7-8 union brigade vs 10-12 CSA brigades (depending on how they're modelled in the game).

The minor battles would be really small on this game scale. 

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