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Buy it Now for $82.00 Click here for a direct link Prior Publication: AH: 1st Edition/MMP: 2nd Edition See Also: Gardens of the Citadel by Fanatic Enterprises Stalemate In The Citadel by Critical Hit Designer: Unknown Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:   Balance: German Russian Overview: In the wake of the astonishing gains of the German armored spearheads, the infantry had to mop up bypassed strongpoints. Taking the ancient fortress of Brest-Litovsk fell to the 45th Infantry. Moats, river branches and canals divided the Citadel effectively into four separate islands. The Soviets had to withdrawal from the Central Island but 70 men were cut off and remained in an ancient church. To their rescue came the 1st Battalion of the 133rd Infantry Regiment. . . Attacker: German (3rd Battalion, 135th Infantry Regiment / 1st Battalion, 133rd Infantry Regiment) Defender: Russian (44th Rifle Regiment)   Turns: 10     Players: 2     OBA: German     Night: No The Citadel of Brest-Litovsk, Belorussia 1941-06-25 Unit Counts: Squads: A:26.0 D:32.0 AFVs: A:3 StuG IIIB x 3 D:0 Guns: A:0 D:3 37mm ZP obr. 39 x 1 45mm PTP obr. 32 x 2 Victory Conditions: Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC: Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap: Misc Rules: Road AFV MP rates doubled. One bridge. D: limited movement, AC3 Map Board(s): 20 23 Overlays: NONE Errata (source) Players wanting to play this game/Request a match: Scenario Comments Title Author Date Latest Updates: Action Date mike205 Rated the scenario 2019-04-04 19:34:47 hoxson1 Modified the misc. rules 2019-01-11 11:57:15 hoxson1 Modified the location 2019-01-11 11:53:59 TomAbromaitis Added a playing 2019-01-11 08:02:03 hoxson1 Modified the misc. rules 2018-10-02 16:43:07 Last Played: 2019-01-10 (A) Tom Abromaitis vs Russian win 2018-07-13 (D) Jason White vs Owen Russian win 2018-07-13 (D) Jason White vs Owen Russian win 2018-05-30 (A) Juan Garrido vs Jorbetbal German win Early German victory probably due to a not very satisfactory setup by the Russians. 2018-02-19 (A) David Garvin vs Christian Knudsen Russian win 2017-10-09 (D) Dave Mareske vs Scott Martin Russian win High movement roll early get the Russians into the victory building. 2017-09-23 (A) Jeff B vs Shaun Andrews German win I feel I have yet to get a true feel for this scenario as both times I've played this they effectively ended very early. Thankfully I was on the delivering end of both games. The first time I played this back in 2014 my Russians rolled a "6" their first turn and made an aggressive push on the Citadel, managing to get two squads into stone cover. The Germans had setup about 40% of their force south of the church and the rest started in the west. Despite the rather weakly protected front in the south the Germans were tentative in crossing the canal early. Meanwhile the Citadel continued to get barraged and by the end of Turn 4 only a single encircled German squad was left holed up in the upper level. With reinforcements still a good ways off the game was all but over. In this playing I took what my previous opponent had shown me to be a good route of attack in the south and went all-in in my push across the canal. The Citadel was surrounded by some heavy firepower, the biggest threat being a dual MMG nest led by the 9-2. The door was opened for the Russians on Turn one already when they had some great attacks but, unfortunately for them, they had rolled a "1" on their move roll so they couldn't capitalize. The Germans and Russians traded blow for blow, both sides breaking the other, only to rally back and return the favor. Eventually the MMG nest was busted up, allowing the ground level to be the safe haven the Germans had initially hoped it would be. Meanwhile the Germans had stormed across the canal in force. They were probably only a couple turns away without enough resistance in their path so the Russians conceded. 2017-07-08 (D) Kermit Mullins vs Dan Best Russian win Bloody game from start to finish. Russian delaying forces on Board 23 were able to stall the primary German Schwerpunkt trying to get to the H3 Building. Meanwhile the Russians were able to drive quickly into the H3 building and take control. Great, hard fought game. 2017-06-30 (D) Dan Best vs Mike Bistodeau German win 2016-10-21 (D) Jeremy Busby vs Scott Hasson German win 2016-06-25 (D) Dave Mareske vs Ryan Ellett Russian win Germans split their forces and ended up conceding by turn 5. The victory building was soon to fall. All the tanks fell to the Russian 45Ls with some good rolls. 2014-09-01 (A) Dave Mareske vs Dan Best Russian win 2014-07-20 (D) Jeff B vs Luke Sineath Russian win 2014-06-06 (D) Michal Bonaventura vs German win 2013-04-29 (D) Martí Cabré vs Eloi Soler German win Eloi surprised me concentrating all his infantry in the edge of the map, directly towards the Citadel, so my outer defenses were useless. He crossed the channel without taking losses and all went good for him. I could not break a single German unit in six turns, all my leaders were wounded by German sniper, the Russian sniper did nothing, I fired twenty gun shots against the Citadel building and all were misses, etc. etc. I even faild PBF shots against Open Ground hexes. In turn six or seven I conceded when all the German reinforcement units were entering the Citadel to join their brothers in the party there. 2012-11-19 (A) Luke Sineath vs Ryan Dukeman German win 2012-10-04 (A) Richard Carter vs David Langer German win He concentrated a lot of firepower on keeping my troops at bay, but this made it difficult for him to take the victory building. The lesson we learned is that the russians probably need to set up their cupolas in los of the victory building. I was able to keep guys out of line of fire for much of the game denying him a real foothold in the building til the last turn really. By then I was too spread out for him to gain control. 2008-12-27 (A) Dan Best vs Kevin Bradshaw German win 2008-02-10 (D) fabrizio da pra vs Nando Ferrari Russian win 2007-12-01 (A) Martin Sabais vs Unlisted Opponent Russian win 2007-02-17 (A) Dan Best vs Mike Bistodeau German win 2007-02-17 (D) Dan Best vs Mike Bistodeau Russian win 2006-06-22 (A) simon jones vs Cryophobia German win 2005-12-18 (A) Dan Best vs Barry Cooper Russian win 2004-10-10 (D) Thomas Lynch vs John Merritt German win 1992-05-05 (A) Kermit Mullins vs Scott Waites Russian win View all Links/References Description Uploaded by (Public) Scenario Lists that contain this scenario: Description Uploaded by Scenario Misc Rules - Please Comment! richfam Scenario's Everyone Should Play Once #2 Panzer User Files: File Description Uploaded by Views game of the citadel (ASL 10) (P1010022.JPG) Image Rich Weiley 1315 (!germ-soviet.png) Image hoxson1 336 (brest fortress.png) Image hoxson1 480 (asl010.gif) Map Image morrigu 1039 Quick Map View: Images: game of the citadel (ASL 10)   Statistics: Avg Rating: 8.07 Votes: 43 Views: 9797 To-Play list count: 10 Estimated Play time: 15.8 hours Recorded Games: 26 Archive recorded plays: German 12 Russian 14 Drawn: 0 ROAR Data: The Citadel [Confirmed] [A] German 65 [D] Russian 89

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