American Revolutionary Wars (L&C)

The American Revolutionary Era began with the battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775, considered the official start of the War of Independence. These engagements marked the “shot heard around the world” and transformed political tension into open armed conflict against Great Britain.
🌎 Historical context

• Main causes:
  -Taxes and laws imposed by Great Britain (such as the Tea Act and the Stamp Act).
  -Trade restrictions and lack of representation in the British Parliament (“no taxation without representation”).
  -Growing organization of settlers into militias and revolutionary committees.
  Situation in 1775:
  -Massachusetts was the epicenter of the resistance.
  -British General Thomas Gage received orders to confiscate weapons and arrest revolutionary leaders such as Samuel Adams and John Hancock.
  -The colonists, alerted by Paul Revere and other messengers, prepared to resist.
  ⚔️ Battles of Lexington and Concord
• Lexington (dawn of April 19, 1775):
  -Nearly 700 British soldiers clashed with approximately 77 local militiamen.
  -The first bullet was fired (nobody knows for sure who did it).
  -The settlers were defeated and retreated.
• Concord (Old North Bridge):
  -The settlers managed to resist and forced the British to retreat.
  -Reinforcements from the "Minutemen" attacked the British during their retreat towards Boston.
  -Result: Patriot victory and the beginning of the Siege of Boston.
  📊 Quick summary
  | Appearance | Detail
  | Date | April 19, 1775
  | Place | Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts
  | Belligerents | Settlers (Minutemen) vs. British Army
  | Result | Patriot victory, beginning of the War of Independence
  | Consequence | Siege of Boston and escalation towards independence.
  Sources: Wikipedia 😮‍💨

Game modes are a fundamental feature of L&C. They provide the type of victory objective for each team; one game mode will be outside of this section.

Siege🔙➡️
One team attacks and the other defends. The attacking team must score a certain number of points from the defending team within a time limit. When the attackers score a point, they advance to the next round.
On one specific map, there will be an extra point to capture after waiting long enough in the final phase. Currently, there are only 3 maps in this game mode: Fort Ticonderoga and Siege of Yorktown.

Battle💥
Both teams have one life, and the last one standing wins. Reinforcements have a 33% chance of randomly appearing on one side only; otherwise, they will capture a specific point on the map to win. If time runs out, the match is declared a draw.

Player vs. Environment
Players share a team and must defend themselves against repeated waves of attacks from unidentified soldiers, rather than other players. After each wave, all eliminated players respawn. There are 10 waves. King's Mountain features this mode.

Conquest
In Conquest, players must capture points, similar to the Campaign. The difference is that each player has one life until the point is captured. This essentially reduces the match to multiple skirmishes until one team is finally eliminated. This game mode only has two maps: Concord NB and Trenton.

Lexington (1775)
"The gunshot that was heard around the world"
Factions: Settlers🎄🔴 (Minutemen) VS Great Britain🇬🇧
Location: Lexington, Massachusetts
Mode: Battle
American Commanders:
Captain John Parker🎄🔴
British Commanders:
Major John Pitcairn🇬🇧
Lexington is a map of Lexington and Concord during the American Revolutionary War. It is based on the actual battle that took place in Lexington, Massachusetts, as part of the larger Battles of Lexington and Concord.
Lexington is depicted as a wooded map with several scattered buildings. These include houses, a school, a cemetery, and a watchtower.

Concord North Bridge (1775)
Factions: Settlers🇬🇧🔴🎄 (Minutemen) VS Great Britain🇬🇧
Location: Concord, Massachusetts
Mode: Conquest
American Commanders:
Colonel James Barrett🎄🔴
Lieutenant Colonel John Robinson🎄🔴
Major John Buttrick🎄🔴
British commanders:
Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith🇬🇧
Captain Walter Laurie🇬🇧
The map features a wooden bridge arching over the Concord River, surrounded by vegetation-covered hills. The river runs through the entire map, dividing it in two. At several points along the river, sappers can construct pontoon bridges as alternative crossings. On either side of the bridge are abundant vegetation, fences, and a nearby shed.
On the riverbank where British troops respawn, to the left of the road, are three buildings: a blacksmith's shop, the old parsonage, and Elisha Jones's house. Across the river, further along the road, are a stable, a shed, and a small encampment. In the distance is John Buttrick's house with a small shed beside it. The entire map is covered with bushes and trees, and most areas are enclosed by stone and wood fences that provide cover. During Conquest mode, two points on one side must be captured if a team has the advantage; the main point is the bridge at the start of the battle.

Concord (1775)
Factions: Settlers🎄🔴 (Minutemen) VS Great Britain 🇬🇧
Location: Concord, Massachusetts
Mode: Battle
American Commanders:
Colonel James Barrett🎄🔴
Lieutenant Colonel John Robinson🎄🔴
Major John Buttrick🎄🔴
British Commanders:
Lieutenant Colonel Francis Smith🇬🇧
Major John Pitcairn🇬🇧
Brigadier General Hugh Percy🇬🇧
Captain Parsons🇬🇧
Captain Mundy Pole🇬🇧
This map features a river running through its entirety, with two wooden bridges connecting the two ends of the village on either side. The map includes numerous buildings, a cemetery with a church and a mausoleum near the summit, and a bonfire near a bend in the river. Along the riverbank are numerous buildings and abundant vegetation; depending on which side your troops start from, you'll have a good view of the buildings on the opposite bank. None of the buildings are accessible and they are mostly surrounded by high wooden fences, which make up the majority of the map.

Bunker Hill (1775)
Factions: United Colonies🇺🇸 VS Great Britain🇬🇧
Location: Charlestown, Massachusetts
Mode: Battle
American Commanders:
Colonel William Prescott🇺🇸
Major General Israel Putnam🇺🇸
Major General Joseph Warren🇺🇸
Colonel John Stark🇺🇸
British Commanders:
Commander-in-Chief William Howe🇬🇧
General Thomas Gage🇬🇧
Commander Sir Robert Pigot🇬🇧
Lieutenant Colonel James Abercrombie🇬🇧
General Henry Clinton🇬🇧
Admiral Samuel Graves🇬🇧
Major John Pitcairn🇬🇧
This map shows a coastal neighborhood near a high hill (called Breed's Hill). The neighborhood contains many houses with accessible interiors, furnished with tables, chairs, and candles. While not all houses are accessible, these buildings are characterized by their completely black windows and doors, with no indication of how to open them. Outside, there are market stalls, trees, hay bales, streetlights, and carts scattered throughout. Other landmarks include a cemetery and a stable, located to the right of the cemetery.
At the foot of the hill is a wall that separates it from the surrounding area. The wall has four breaches in total, located at: the end of the side path alongside the wall, near the stables and the cemetery; if you follow the wall in the opposite direction, you'll find another breach about halfway along its length with a path that circles the entire hill and branches off into the open countryside; continuing past that breach, there's another not far from the last with a path that connects to the same hill path mentioned earlier; and finally, there's one more opening at the end of the wall, on the opposite side of the village from the cemetery. At the top of Breed's Hill is a camp (which is a possible spawn point) with cannons, ammunition crates nearby, and some unused sandbags for defense. There's also everything else needed for a camp: rows of tents, a couple of wagons, crates, barrels, and a broken cannon in the center of the camp.

Quebec (1775)
Factions: United Colonies🇺🇸 VS Great Britain🇬🇧
Location: Quebec, British North America
Mode: Battle
American Commanders:
Major General Richard Montgomery🇬🇧🔴
Captain Benedict Arnold🇬🇧🔴
Captain Daniel Morgan🇬🇧🔴
Colonel James Livingston🇬🇧🔴
British Commanders:
Major General Guy Carleton🇬🇧
Captain General Allan Maclean🇬🇧
Post Captain John Hamilton🇬🇧
This map takes place at the Quebec Seminary. It is set on a dark night with a blizzard obscuring visibility. The seminary is surrounded by buildings, with snow on the ground and rooftops. There are also rectangular hedges, one of which contains the body of a soldier from the United Colonies.

The building is a square with an empty courtyard in the center. Essentially, each side of the building has three floors. Each floor has a long corridor running through the center of that side of the building and rooms along the corridors.

There is a church filled with stacked crates, arranged like a labyrinth, with wooden ladders and platforms at the top. The building's interior also includes a conference room, a dining room beneath circular wooden balconies, and a library that occupies an entire side of the building.
In this map, soldiers from Great Britain and the United Colonies wear long coats: the British wear a white coat and the Americans a navy blue coat.

Trenton (1776)
Factions: United States🇺🇸 VS Hesians🇲🇨
Location: Trenton, New Jersey
Mode: Conquest
American Commanders:
Commander-in-Chief George Washington🇺🇸
Major General Natanael Greene🇺🇸
Major General John Sullivan🇺🇸
Commanders Hessier:
Colonel Johann Rally🇲🇨
The map is set in a snowy Trenton, with fields blanketed in snow and the river frozen over. The town, divided by three bridges, comprises several small plots of land with houses of varying sizes and shapes, the white church standing at its center. A vast cornfield is also visible to the right of the lower right of the map.
Germantown (1776)
Factions: United States🇺🇸 VS Great Britain 🇬🇧
Location: Germantown, Pennsylvania
Mode: Battle
American Commanders:
Commander-in-Chief George Washington🇺🇸
Major General Nathanael Greene🇺🇸
Captain Alexander Hamilton🇺🇸
Major General John Sullivan🇺🇸
Brigadier General Anthony Wayne🇺🇸
Major General William Alexander🇺🇸
Brigadier General William Smallwood🇺🇸
Colonel Moses Hazen🇺🇸
British and Hessian Commanders:
General Sir William Howe🇬🇧
Lieutenant General Charles Cornwallis🇬🇧
Lieutenant General Wilhelm von Knyphausen🇲🇨
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Musgrave🇬🇧
The most prominent feature of the map is the mansion (called Cliveden), which stands in the middle of a vast, flat meadow dotted with trees and bushes. The weather on this map is slightly misty. There are also other houses scattered around the map, away from the front and back of the mansion.
The mansion's facade features thirteen windows and a central door. Six small trees, three on each side, line the entrance. The rear of the mansion has a similar layout to the front: windows and a central door on the first floor.
Cliveden's backyard is walled, with a gate opening onto the path. It contains crates, a wheelbarrow, a bucket, a tree, barrels, and a well.

Fort Ticonderoga (1777)
Factions: United States 🇺🇸 VS Great Britain 🇬🇧
Location: Ticonderoga, New York
Mode: Siege
American Commanders:
Major General Arthur St. Clair🇺🇸
Major General Philip Schuyler🇺🇸
British Commanders:
Major General John Burgoyne🇬🇧
Major General William Phillips🇬🇧
This map depicts a star-shaped fort surrounded by many trees. Great Britain is shown outside the fort, on a road, while the Americans are shown inside. The weather conditions on this map are rain, thunder, and fog, making long-range visibility difficult.
Following the path, there is a gate at the front of the fort, which is destroyed using the cannon located in front of it. Through the gate, you enter the fort's central courtyard, decorated with sandbags, carts, hay bales, and chevaux-de-frise.
From the center of the fort, players can access the front structure, which has 23 windows in total. They can also use one of the two staircases on either side of the structure that lead to the fort walls; on the way to a house. The house has seven rooms and an attic, marking Capture Point A.
Point B: From here, a staircase leads down to the ground floor, where double doors provide access to the basement. The basement is a long, winding stone corridor. It's decorated with shelves, crates, barrels, and sacks. There are also metal grates that allow the player to see (and shoot) enemies on the other side.
Point C: At the end of the basement is a room decorated like the previous ones, with shelves and various objects. There are two usable artillery cannons. An American flag hangs on the wall, indicating Capture Point C.

Kings Mountain (1780)
Factions:
United States🇺🇸 VS Great Britain🇬🇧
Location: King's Mountain, South Carolina
Mode: Battle and PvE
American Commanders:
Colonel Isaac Shelby🇺🇸
Brigadier General William Campbell🇺🇸
British Commanders:
Major Patrick Ferguson🇬🇧
The main area of ​​this map is a hilltop camp surrounded by a pine forest. The weather on this map is slightly foggy, and you can hear the wind and birds singing in the background.
Both teams appear on opposite sides at the foot of the hill on a path leading to the camp.
The camp is filled with small, destructible tents and a large tent in the center. This tent contains tables, barrels, and chairs that decorate the interior. The rest of the camp is mainly decorated with crates, carts, and sandbags that mark its boundaries. There is also a flagpole in the center flying either a British or American flag, depending on which team controls the hill. A footpath encircles the camp.
Not far from the camp, there are four howitzers facing the hill, with their respective ammunition boxes. The area between the artillery and the camp is an open field with some rocks and bushes.

Trivia:
•The camp has 39 tents including the large tent in the middle
•The Americans and British have auxiliary forces: the French Army🇫🇷⚜️ on the American side and the Hesse-Kassel Mercenaries🇲🇨 on the British side

Yorktown (1781)
Factions: Franco-American Alliance🇫🇷🇺🇸 VS Great Britain🇬🇧/🇲🇨
Location: Yorktown, Virginia
Mode: Siege
American Commanders:
Commander-in-Chief George Washington🇺🇸
Captain Alexander Hamilton🇺🇸
Major General Gilbert du Motier🇫🇷⚜️
Lieutenant General Rochambeau🇫🇷⚜️
British Commanders:
Lieutenant General Charles Cornwallis🇬🇧
The game begins with the Franco-American Alliance appearing in a camp near a redoubt (Capture Point A), located just outside the walls of Yorktown. Great Britain appears behind the redoubt, in front of the walls.
The camp contains tents, sandbags, and chevaux-de-frise. There are two cannons and two howitzers in front of the redoubt, with their respective ammunition. The area between the camp and the redoubt entrance is open and sparse, with trees and shrubs.
Point A: Inside the redoubt, the walls are lined with barrels and crates. There is also a storage area to one side with an overhang lit by two candles. Its walls have firing holes. There is a roof accessible by stairs inside the redoubt.
Point B: To enter the city, players must aim a cannon at the gate; there will be an open street on the left, then proceed through the right street to enter a church that indicates Capture Point B.
Point C: After capturing point B, the allies must pass through the cemetery at the back of the church, going further ahead and to the right and further on, a dock will be seen, indicating Capture Point C.
Point S: If the Allies do not capture Point C in time, a ship will arrive at the port, giving the British the opportunity to regroup there, designating it as Capture Point S.

Trivia:
•The ship seen during the dock scene is the HMS Barfleur
•Here they will have auxiliary forces such as: The Kingdom of France as an ally as well as the Hesians on the British side

Minutemen🎄🔴
They are based on the numerous Minutemen who were formed and fought against the British before the formation of the Continental Army.
The United Colonies, on the other hand, was a term used to describe the proto-state of the 13 Colonies before the formation of the United States, but two months after the Battles of Lexington and Concord, it was a kind of precursor to the American Forces that fought under that name at Bunker Hill. It would later become the standard United States Army.
Uniforms:
The Minutemen have different variations of colored uniforms available regardless of the class selected.
•Dark gray coat
•Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon, officer, artilleryman: Dark gray coat with black straps crossed in an X, black tricorn hat, white trousers and black boots
•White coat
•Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon, officer, artilleryman: White coat with crossed black straps and navy blue trousers, with boots and black tricorn hat
•Khaki coat
•Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon, officer, artilleryman: Khaki coat with crossed white straps, white trousers, boots and black tricorn hat
•Crimson red coat
•Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon, officer, artilleryman: Crimson red coat with black trousers, crossed white straps, tricorn hat and black boots
Flags of the flag bearer:
•Bedford Flag: Black, red, and brown colors with the Latin words 'Win or Die'. (Used at the Battles of Lexington and Concord)
Hat variations:

1. Circular black hat
2. Circular reddish-brown hat
3. Tricorn hat (Default)
   Battles:
   Concord NB (1775)
   Concord (1775)
   Lexington (1775)

United States🇺🇸
They fought during the revolutionary period, initially under militias and early versions of the United States, such as the United Colonies. Some fighting took place under this name, as seen in Quebec.
Uniforms:
•3rd New York Regiment
•Infantry class, sapper, standard-bearer, rifleman, surgeon: Dark blue coat with white crossed straps, red cuffs, white trousers, black tricorn hat with white emblem
•Official Class: Dark blue jacket with more refined red and white details, white trousers, black tricorn hat with white emblem. More upright posture and more pronounced details
•1st Pennsylvania Battalion
•Infantry class, sapper, standard-bearer, rifleman, surgeon: Brown coat with white crossed straps, white trousers, black bicorn hat with white emblem
•Official Class: Black and brown coat with silver buttons, white straps, black bicorn hat with white emblem. More assertive posture and refined details
•2nd Massachusetts Regiment
•(Variant of the 4th Massachusetts Regiment) Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard bearer, surgeon: Dark blue coat with straight lapels and silver buttons, white crossed belts and trousers with black boots, black shako with white details with a red feather at the tip and an LJ in cursive script
•Infantry class, rifleman: Dark blue jacket with straight lapels and silver buttons, crossed white belts and trousers with black boots, black tricorn hat with white details
•Official Class: Dark blue jacket with straight lapels and silver buttons, white cross belt and trousers with black boots, black tricorn hat with white details, silver left shoulder board and red waistband

•Continental Marines
•Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon: Light green jacket with silver trim, mustard or yellow trousers, black hat with white details and flat right-side visor
•Official Class: Green jacket with more refined silver trim, white cross belt, white trousers, black boots, black tricorn hat with white details and silver left shoulder pad
•Green Mountain Boys:
•Infantry Class, rifleman, sapper, standard bearer, surgeon: Dark green jacket with red trim and details, white trousers, black boots, crossed white straps and black tricorn hat
•Official Class: Dark green jacket with refined red trim, white cross-back belt, white trousers, black tricorn hat
•1st Artillery Regiment
•Gunner: Dark blue jacket, gold buttons, dark red piping, right gold shoulder board, white trousers, black boots and black tricorn hat with gold details
•2nd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
•Infantry class, rifleman: Dark blue jacket with yellow or gold trim, mustard-colored trousers, crossed white belts, black boots and gold helmet with visor, blue band and beige plume
•Official Class: Dark blue jacket with yellow or gold trim, gold collar or bag hanging around the neck, mustard-colored trousers, white cross-body belt, black boots, and gold helmet with visor, blue band, and beige feather

•Morgan's Riflemen
•Infantry class, rifleman: Beige coat, white crossed straps, beige trousers, gray boots, dark brown hat with red and white feather
•Official Class: Beige coat, white cross-body belt, beige trousers, gray boots, black hat with red and white feather, red sash at the waist

Standard-bearer flags of each regiment:
•All Regiments, except some: Continental Flag, upper left dark blue, with 13 stars in a circle, 7 vertical red lines
•All regiments, except some: Flag of the Great Union, top left dark blue, replacing the British flag, same 7 vertical red stripes
•2nd Massachusetts Regiment: New England flag, upper left white with dark green tree and the rest red, the same as the Minutemen at Bunker Hill
•4th Massachusetts Regiment: White flag with the upper left portion in deep dark blue, with 13 stars scattered across the upper left
•Continental Marines: Gadsden Flag, yellow, with a black and yellow snake symbol, and the words "DON'T TREAT ON ME!" below the symbol
•Green Mountain Boys: Flag of the Republic of Vermont, entirely dark green, with the upper left portion sky blue, with 13 stars scattered throughout
Battles:
Quebec (1775) (As United Colonies)
Trenton (1776)
Germantown (1776)
Fort Ticonderoga (1777)
Kings Mountain (1780)
Yorktown (1781)

Great Britain🇬🇧
The origins of the modern British Army can be traced back to 1707, although the history of English soldiers predates the 10th century under Anglo-Saxon rule. Growing rapidly, the British Army was considered a formidable and professional fighting force, having proven its worth in various wars, including the Seven Years' War and the War of the Austrian Succession.
Uniforms:
•4th Infantry Regiment
•Infantry class, rifleman, standard-bearer, surgeon: Bright red coat with white crossed straps and dark blue piping, white trousers with black boots, and black tricorn hat with white details
•Official Class: Red jacket with dark blue details, white cross belt, white trousers, black boots, silver left shoulder board, black tricorn hat with white details
•Sapper class: Bright red coat with dark blue trim and tighter straps, brown apron and white trousers with black boots and a tall black hat with a red and silver emblem

•British Legion
•Infantry class, rifleman, standard-bearer, surgeon: Dark green coat with black piping and crossed white straps, brown trousers with black boots and a tall hat with a cursive 'L' and a black feather
•Official Class: Dark green jacket with refined black trim and white cross-strap, white trousers with black boots, black helmet with visor and bearskin on top

•42nd Infantry Regiment🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
•Infantry class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon: Red coat with gold buttons and black piping with a black cross belt, green and dark blue Scottish tartan, blue tam o' shanter with a checkered band and red pompom, black boots with visible white and red socks
•Official Class: Red coat with silver buttons and black piping with crossed white straps, green and blue Scottish tartan, dark blue Scottish bonnet with red pompom and dark blue feather, black boots with visible white and red socks

•52nd Infantry Regiment
•Infantry Class, rifleman, sapper, standard-bearer, surgeon: Red coat with yellow piping and crossed black straps, white trousers and black boots, black wide-brim hat with black feather
•Official Class: Red coat with yellow trim and crossed black straps, beige trousers and high black boots, black wide-brim hat with 2 black feathers

•Volunteers from Ireland🇮🇪
•Infantry Class, rifleman, sapper, standard bearer, surgeon: Red coat, dark green trim and collar, open lapels underneath a white waistcoat with gold buttons and dark green decorative stripes with white edges, white straps crossed on the chest, black Mitre cap with Irish Harp front plate next to a long dark green feather with a red base, white trousers and high brown gaiters.
•Official Class: Red coat, dark green trim and collar, open lapels underneath a white waistcoat with visible red sash, gold buttons and dark green decorative chevrons with white edges, white belt crossed on the chest, black Mitre hat with Irish Harp front plate next to a long dark green feather with a red base, white trousers and high black boots.

•Hesse-Kasel hunter camp🇩🇪
•Infantry, Rifleman, Sapper, Surgeon, Artilleryman: Black bicorn hat with a dark green bow tie, large dark green coat, backpack, basic military equipment, beige trousers and black boots.
•Officer: Black bicorn hat with a bow tie, large dark green coat, backpack, the basic military equipment of that era, white trousers, and black boots. The officer wears a red sash and silver epaulettes; these are the only things that distinguish him from the rest.

•Royal Foot Artillery
•Infantry, Artilleryman: Black Bicorn with Plume, Dark Blue Great Coat with Gold Artillery Trim, White Trousers and Black Leggings.
•Officer: Black Bicorn Hat with Plume, Dark Blue Great Coat with Gold Artillery Trim, White Trousers and Black Leggings.

•North Carolina Highlanders🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
•Infantry, Officer, Rifleman, Surgeon, Standard Bearer: Their uniform had two versions: The first, a navy blue beret with a red wool and black feather ball on the right. A full navy blue coat with black skatka. A dark green Highlander skirt, two-tone red and white socks, and black formal shoes. The second variation had the same beret, but in red, a full red coat with black skatka, a light green Highlander skirt, two-tone pink and white socks, and brown formal shoes.

•Flags of the Standard Bearers of Each Regiment:
•Standard flag🇬🇧 (All Regiments, except some)
•Flag of the 42nd Regiment: Dull dark blue, with the British flag in the upper left, with royal symbols in the other corners, and the crown in the middle.
•British Legion Flag: Dull crimson red, with a white portion in the upper left, with a grey goose wrapped in gold chains on its wings.

•Battles:
Concord NB (1775)
Concord (1775)
Lexington (1775)
Bunker Hill (1775)
Quebec (1775)
Germantown (1777)
Fort Ticonderoga (1777)
King's Mountain (1780)
Yorktown (1781)

Kingdom of France🇫🇷⚜️
France is a nation in Lexington and Concord. It first appears in Yorktown as part of the Franco-American Alliance, primarily in the form of regiments that could be purchased.
Regiments:
•Soissonnais Regiment
•Infantry, Officer, Rifleman, Surgeon, Artilleryman, Sapper, Standard Bearer: White uniform with front decoration and red cuffs, high white gaiters, crossed straps on the chest, black bicorn with a black and white bow, the officer: gold shoulder board on the right shoulder, a crossed strap, and gold buttons on the red front, while the Sapper: had a grenadier hat with a gold front plate and red plume.

•Saintonge Regiment
•Infantry, Officer, Rifleman, Surgeon, Artilleryman, Sapper, Standard Bearer: White uniform with front decoration and green cuffs, high white gaiters, crossed straps on the chest, black bicorn with a black and white bow, the officer: gold shoulder board on the right shoulder, a crossed strap, and gold buttons on the green front, while the Sapper: had a grenadier hat with a gold front plate and green plume.

•Royal Marine Corps
•Infantry, Officer, Rifleman, Surgeon, Artilleryman, Sapper, Standard Bearer: Navy blue uniform with front decoration and red cuffs, black shoes, crossed straps on the chest, black and gold bicorn hat with a black and white bow, the officer: gold shoulder board on the right shoulder, a crossed strap, and gold buttons on the red front and cuffs, while the Sapper: had a grenadier hat with a gold front plate and white plume with a red base.

•The Legion of Lanzaun's
•Infantry, Rifleman: Blue uniform, with a tall hat with two long red threads around it, mustard trousers, black boots, sash in horizontal yellow and red lines at the hip, yellow cuffs, red crossed belt, blue jacket (pelisse) on the left shoulder tied to the torso.
•Official: Blue uniform matching trousers, red cross belt, large black and red hat with gold braids in front and a tall white plume with a black base, yellow cuffs, sash in horizontal yellow and red lines at the hip, black boots, white jacket on the left shoulder tied to the torso.

•Flags of the Standard Bearers of Each Regiment:
•Flag of Soissonnais: Small red and black flags in the corners, forming a white cross on the rest of the flag.
•Flag of Saintonge: Small flags in red, yellow, black and navy blue, forming a white cross on the rest of the flag.
•Royal Marine Corps: White standard with 58 "fleur-de-lis" symbols arranged neatly diagonally from top to bottom.

•Battles:
Battle of Yorktown 1781 (Franco-American Alliance)
Battle of King's Mountain (As auxiliaries)

Hesians🇲🇨
The Hessians were German soldiers who served as auxiliaries to the British army during the war, with 29,875 German soldiers fighting alongside the British in the American Revolutionary War, serving as auxiliaries to the British army.
Regiments:
•von Lossberg's Rifle Regiment
•Infantry, Officer, Rifleman, Surgeon, Sapper, Artilleryman, Standard Bearer: Dark blue uniform, high black mitre cap with gold front plate, gold buttons on cuffs and front uniform, white trousers, black boots, crossed white straps, orange front of uniform and cuffs, officer: black and gold bicorn hat, horizontal white and red sash inside the uniform.
•Knyphausen Rifle Regiment
•Dark blue uniform, black high mitre cap with gold front plate, gold buttons on cuffs and front uniform, white trousers, black boots, crossed white straps, black front of uniform and cuffs, officer: black and gold bicorn hat and red sash tied at the waist.

•Hesse-Cassel Field Hunter Corps
•Infantry, Rifleman, Sapper, Surgeon, Artilleryman: Black bicorn hat with a dark green bow tie, large dark green coat, backpack, basic military equipment, beige trousers and black boots.
•Officer: Black bicorn hat with a bow tie, large dark green coat, backpack, the basic military equipment of that era, white trousers, and black boots. The officer wears a red sash and silver epaulettes; these are the only things that distinguish him from the rest.

• Flags of the Standard Bearers of Each Regiment
•Flag of Hesse-Kasel🇲🇨 (All Regiments): White flag at the bottom and red at the top, with a blue shield in the middle with a lion in horizontal red and white lines.

There are currently 7 unique classes in Lexington and Concord. Each class has its own characteristics and playstyles, with different strengths and weaknesses.
Infantry
Infantry Fact Sheet.💂🏻‍♂️
"Shoot until you can see the whites of their eyes!"
Infantry is a playable class in Lexington and Concord, being one of the four original classes added to the game, along with Officer, Sapper, and Surgeon. Infantry is also the default class upon joining the game.
The class is equipped with a musket that can kill a healthy enemy at short and medium range and seriously wound one at long range. The infantryman is also equipped with a saber.
Roles
Offensive
The infantryman's musket makes him a powerful offensive weapon, boasting excellent damage output at medium and long range, as well as an attachable bayonet with greater reach and attack speed than the saber. The infantryman is ideal for mid-range engagements where the pistol's range is insufficient, but the rifle's firepower isn't required. The musket has a medium reload speed, meaning players can fire powerful shots at medium range faster than the rifleman and with greater power than the officer.

Snipers
While not as effective as the rifleman when firing from long distances, it is still possible to cause a moderate amount of damage to the enemy with the musket.

Defensive
The infantryman, while not designed for this task, is also a good defensive class, as his musket allows him to eliminate any threat before it gets close to his position. His bayonet also helps to keep enemies at bay.

Official's sheet.🎖️
"Remember that it is actions, not commissions, that make an officer."
This class is equipped with a pistol/rifle for short to medium range engagements, a saber and a spyglass for support.
Officers are distinguished by wearing a brass or silver epaulette and gorget on their uniforms. In some regiments, they may wear a different hat.
The Officer is the most suitable option for those players who want to play aggressively and are not satisfied with the short-range capabilities of the Musket.
Roles
Offensive
The Officer is known for his aggressiveness thanks to his pistol, which has a fast reload and draw speed, allowing him to fire more often and generally pose a greater threat at close range. However, the pistol has poor accuracy and damage at long range, making it better suited for aggressive close-quarters combat.

Support
Officers are equipped with a spyglass, a support tool designed to detect enemies missed by their comrades. It is useful for informing teammates of enemy locations. While the spyglass is equipped, all teammates within a 15-round radius receive a 50% accuracy boost.

Defensive
While the Officer class encourages players to play aggressively, Officers are surprisingly effective on defense, as their pistol allows them to threaten the enemy and shoot anyone who gets too close. This is useful for providing cover for teammates while they reload.

Rifleman's record.🔹
"Shoot from a distance."
Unlike the infantry, a versatile weapon, and the officer, focused on close-quarters support, the rifleman is a class that relies exclusively on long-range damage. They are equipped with a rifle, which always inflicts lethal damage, has near-perfect accuracy, and a slow reload time. They also carry a saber.
The rifleman is for the player with marksmanship skills who is not satisfied with the power of the musket.
Roles
Snipers
The Rifleman's primary objective is to stay in the rear and eliminate enemies at long range, as his rifle boasts perfect accuracy while crouching. Furthermore, success is almost guaranteed, even at long distances. The rifle also has a slow reload and draw speed, meaning the Rifleman is significantly less effective in close-quarters combat.

Sapper's Card🔨
"Build fortifications and establish defenses."
This class is equipped with a hammer (for building fortifications such as barricades), an axe/carbine, and a shovel (for digging mounds of earth).
The Sapper is the most suitable option for players who want to play defensively and support their team with fortifications or for those who want to be an effective ambush class with a powerful weapon.
Roles
Defensive
The sapper's primary purpose in the game is to construct defensive structures to provide cover for players during combat. Sappers can build barricades and stakes using a hammer. Repair times will slow down the more damaged the structures are. Sappers also have a shovel to dig small and large mounds of earth. These mounds can then be used to construct structures. Pontoon bridges are built over rivers and small bodies of water that would otherwise be impassable. Pontoon bridges cannot be placed with a hammer and must be found in specific areas of the map, where they appear transparent to the sapper and can be constructed.

Camping
A common aspect associated with sappers is "camping," a term that describes one or more players remaining in a part of the map to defend it. With a sapper, camping can be particularly effective, building fortifications around an area to provide protection and slow the enemy's advance, thus providing a defensive positional advantage.
Offensive
Although the sapper is primarily a defensive class, it can also provide a significant offensive threat when needed, as the axe deals heavy damage and a skilled sapper can take down many enemies. The sapper is particularly effective against other sappers because the axe inflicts additional damage on fortifications, allowing it to overcome camps or defenses.

Surgeon's Profile.⚕️
"Heal the wounded in the heat of battle."
This class is primarily equipped with bandages to heal other players and a saber.
The Surgeon is more suitable for players who want to support their team but not in an active combat role, unlike the Officer and the Sapper.
Roles
Support
The Surgeon's primary objective is to heal their comrades with their bandages. Therefore, they are a crucial character and should be positioned in the rear guard alongside classes like the Standard Bearers and Riflemen. Due to the lack of an effective offensive weapon, the Surgeon is only suited to supporting their teammates.

Artillery Fact Sheet.💥
"Load and fire artillery cannons. The more, the better."
Unlike other classes, their primary source of damage is cannons and howitzers, and they carry a swab for cleaning and loading them. Gunners are also equipped with a saber as a secondary weapon.
The gunner is best suited for the player who wants to support his team with enormous firepower at long ranges.
Roles
Supporting firepower
The Artillery class is equipped with a Swab, meaning it can reload and fire cannons across the map. Since these cannons take long periods to reload, this class is best suited for providing long-range firepower support.

Crowd control
With Shrapnel Shot, the Artillery class becomes a sort of crowd control class, as it allows them to fire multiple small rounds from the cannon that cause large amounts of damage.

This class is available;
Battle of Trenton
Battle of Bunker Hill
Siege of Yorktown
King's Mountain
Siege of Ticonderoga (To the end of the fort)

Flag Bearer's Sheet.🏳️
"The symbol of skill and pride in battle."
He is equipped with a Flag, which grants a 20% reload speed boost to all his teammates within a 20-unit radius and the ability to respawn on certain maps. He also wields a Saber for self-defense. The Flag Bearer can wave his flag; however, this provides no additional buffs and is purely cosmetic.
The flag bearer is ideal for those who wish to support their teammates and demonstrate their patriotism.
Roles
Support
The Standard Bearer's primary role is support, as their Flag is limited to granting buffs to other players. Like the Surgeon, their lack of a good offensive weapon forces them to remain in the rear.

Equipment refers to the weapons or tools the player uses in Lexington and Concord. These are classified as firearms, melee weapons, or tools.
Firearms:
Musket
•Statistics
Base damage: 100
Maximum distance: 700 bolts
Recharge speed: 10.2 seconds
Flag-enhanced reload speed: 8.2 seconds
•Special feature: It has a bayonet fixed to the end of the barrel

Pistol
•Statistics:
Base damage: 100
Maximum distance: 400 bolts
Recharge speed: 7 seconds
Flag-enhanced reload speed: 5.6 seconds
Highlander Pistol
•Statistics:
Base damage: 100
Maximum distance: 400 bolts
Recharge speed: 7 seconds
Flag-enhanced reload speed: 5.6 seconds
•Specialties:
It lets you show off to those low-ranking officers!
Same design as the regular one, but made of silver!
Rifle
•Statistics:
Base damage: 100
Maximum distance: 5000 bolts
Recharge speed: 18.3 seconds
Flag-enhanced reload speed: 14.6 seconds
•Specialties:
100% perfect accuracy while crouching.
Carbine
•Statistics:
Base damage: 100
Maximum distance: 550 bolts
Recharge speed: 7.3 seconds
Flag-enhanced reload speed: 5.8 seconds
•Specialties:
It gives the sapper a ranged weapon
Fastest reload speed of all musket weapons.
Rifle
•Statistics:
Base damage: 100, 75-25 (depending on distance)
Maximum distance: 550
Recharge speed: 12.7 seconds
Trabuco
•Statistics:
Base damage: 100 (at point-blank range)
Variable at greater distances (depends on how many projectiles reach the enemy)
Maximum distance: 250
Recharge speed: 13.8 seconds
•Specialties:
Good crowd control
Turn-Off Gun
Base damage: --
Distance: Low
Recharge speed: 12.7 seconds
•Specialties:
Equip the surgeon with a firearm; he can knock down an enemy without killing him.

Melee weapons:
Saber
•Statistics:
Base damage: 35
Attack speed: (Depends on any direction: Left, right, up, and down)
•Specialties:
Default secondary for each class, with the exception of Sapper.

Hand axe
•Statistics:
Base damage: 45
Attack speed: (Depends on the direction, although it is quite fast)
•Specialties:
Faster when using the downward swing.
Overall, the fastest hit speed of all melee weapons.
It cannot block attacks.
Axe
•Statistics:
Base damage: 65
Attack speed: (Depending on the direction of the attack)
•Specialties:
It inflicts more damage than other melee weapons.
Boarding axe
•Statistics:
Base damage: 50
Attack speed: (depends on the direction of the swing)
•Specialties:
Offers: 2x damage to barricades and gates.
Great for knocking down other structures, but not so good for close combat.
Spoonton/Lance
•Statistics:
Base damage: 40
Attack speed: (depends on the direction of the attack)
•Specialties:
Provides a 20% increase to the melee speed of all nearby allies.
It cannot block attacks.
Almadena
•Statistics:
Base damage: 50
Attack speed: (depends on the direction of the attack)
•Specialties:
Equip the Sapper with a sledgehammer.
Tear down brick walls and barricades.

Tools:

Spyglass
•Specialty:
It allows players to see further.
It can highlight an enemy while aiming at the target.
It can track 3 enemies at once.
Grants an accuracy boost to any teammate within a 15-bolt radius (while in use or out of use).
Hammer
•Specialty:
Build barricades, stakes, gabions, X-shaped stakes, and sandbags.
Shovel
•Specialties:
Dig up the soil to raise the height of the barricades. (Option of a large or small pile of soil).
Bandage
•Specialty:
It has 10 uses.
Heals others for 30 HP.
Swab
•Specialty:
It is used to load and clean artillery pieces.
It can block melee attacks.
Flag
•Specialty:
Provides a 20% reload increase at a 25-bolt radius.
It can be shaken by the wind.
Torch
•Specialty:
It is used to burn barricades and other defenses.
The fire spreads to nearby enemy sapper barricades.
It can only be used on sapper barricades (except gabions and sandbags).
It provides a light source.
Equipment:
Placed near artillery pieces so that they can be fired.
Two types of ammunition: Canister Shot and Shot Round.
Container: ideal for multiple purposes.
Round shot: ideal for hitting precise targets.
Flashlight
•Specialty:
It provides a light source.
It can be hung on a player's waist while they have another item equipped.

Artillery pieces:

Cannon
•Specialty:
Shoot straight ahead.
You can use all types of ammunition.
Howitzer
•Specialty:
Shoot in an arc.
You can use all types of ammunition.
Coehorn Mortar
Base damage: 100 (based on the distance of the explosion target)
Range: 240
Recharge speed: 23 seconds
•Specialties:
Placeable artillery piece.
It fires explosive grenades.
It can be picked up and relocated after it has been placed.

Game mechanics are features of the game with unique properties. They serve to facilitate gameplay and improve the user experience.

Mechanics: Surrender🏳️
•Function: Surrendering allows you to disarm yourself and become virtually dead in the game. Your arms will be raised, and you will be unable to use weapons (except artillery cannons). You remain vulnerable to enemy attacks while surrendering.

Mechanical: Reinforcements🪖➕
•Triggering: The 4:00 mark of a battle match.
•Function: Revives all dead players on a team, respawning them in the team's original spawn zone. There is a 33% chance of receiving reinforcements. Only one team can receive reinforcements per match. Officials do not affect the probability of receiving reinforcements in a match.

Mechanics: Downed💔
•Trigger: 40% chance of being knocked down if shot in the leg.
•Function: There is a 40% chance of being seriously injured if you are shot in the leg. This will trigger an animation that immobilizes your character. In this state, you will slowly lose health. Other players can drag you, which stops the bleeding. The only way to recover is by being healed by a surgeon. Once healed, your character will stand up and be able to walk again.

Mechanics: Broken legs🦴
•Triggering: Falling from a certain height
•Function: If you fall from a certain height, your character's legs will break upon hitting the ground. Death is guaranteed.

Mechanics: Stalling💦
•Function: If your character is in a very deep area, they will drown when they try to swim. It's an instant death.

Mechanics: Stagnation 🪖🟰
•Triggering: When there is more than one team alive at the end of the game clock.
•Function: The Chat will announce that the game has ended in a draw and will not declare a winner.

Mechanics: End Point or Capture⛳
•Triggering: It will appear when there are no reinforcements on either side at minute 2:50.
•Function: This mechanic will activate when the timer reaches 2:50. A capture point will appear in a specific part of the map. If a team captures the point before time runs out, they will be considered victorious.

Mechanics: Timer⏱️
•Triggering: Beginning of the battle/game.
•Function: Time is the indicator of how long the battle lasted, starting from 8:20 minutes and ending at 0:00, where, if there is no winner, the battle is considered a tie.