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Scenario	Comment	User
Death Solves All Problems		rangercote
The Grist Mill	KWASL Mini July 26 - Round 1	Bongiovanni
Down In Flames	VASL	jrwusmc
Totensonntag	Discord Friendly 39 Mini	jgarlic79@gmail.com
Escape from Velikiye Luki	Played in the third round of the "Because the Night" mini-tournament. The scenario was tweaked slightly by making both sides normal for straying purposes and lowering the Russian sniper activation number by one. Gregg and I both bid for the Germans and he won the deciding dr. As balance, I chose to give the Russians an extra LMG. I anticipated that the Germans would come up one of my flanks and positioned the defenders accordingly. There was very little in the board three village but I had units in place at six hex intervals to activate star shells. The attack came up the Russian right and ran into two concealed squads with a leader and LMG. Gregg made the mistake of moving a squad in to an illuminated location on a hill which activated four squads on the hills behind the village. The Russian defences proved strong enough to prevent all but one squad getting beyond board two and Gregg conceded on turn nine. This is a fun and tense scenario and it was great to play this blast from the past! (VASL Log)	Dougban
Totensonntag	Round 1 of Friendly 39 - the Polish just hard pressed the German who could not stop the onslot	slunts
Escape from Velikiye Luki	Interesting scenario, The Germans did a good job finding an exploiting a weak seam in the Russian defenses. Discord "Because of the Night" Mine	jgarlic79@gmail.com
The Fields of Black Gold	One of those scenarios where I could do no wrong, and everything Dave touched went sour. SS lost 1 squad KIA, but otherwise just marched up the hill, whilst the PzIIIs took the small hill with a pltn of infantry. By Russian turn 3 I was raking the hilltops with MG fire, killing squads outright. Dave hoisted the white flag.	Minedog
Second Thoughts	Friday Night Fight What a bloody affair! My SS conceded on American turn 7 when I had nothing to prevent the two remaining AFVs exiting to over-rule the multihex building I was still holding that was not a guaranteed prospect for the Amis. (log for first 4 turns attached, continuation uploaded separately.) (VASL Log)	Paul Legg
Cautious Crusaders		asloser
Welcome To Vietnam	A misunderstanding regarding the setup area created a deficiency in the French lines. As a result, paired with the aggressive use of Banzai charges (and some luck in breaking some key French units) meant that the scenario was in jeopardy very early on. We called it a draw around Turn 3 as it was clearly no longer a fun/entertaining scenario for either of us. After hashing it out, the scenario is just filled with issues, both with its interpretation of the setup area (I argue that the "correct" setup is all Board 37 save the "upper-right" section East of R, Above 5) and with the aggressive use of Banzai Charge from the get-go coupled with the SSR that increased higher level changes by 4MF(!) While I understand that Brush is the dominant feature, that is still a minimum of 8 movement factors, forcing minimum move in circumstances where you are not charging, and not incentivizing the Japanese to do anything else. Additionally, the strict objective of capturing ALL ID'ed hilltop hexes makes French defense a breeze, were you to set up in the top right or top left corners ONLY and simply wait for the charging attacker. While our dice didn't make the scenario fun, it also simply isn't by default. The balance options for either side are a joke as well.	Jobbo_Fett
Welcome To Vietnam	A misunderstanding regarding the setup area created a deficiency in the French lines. As a result, paired with the aggressive use of Banzai charges (and some luck in breaking some key French units) meant that the scenario was in jeopardy very early on. We called it a draw around Turn 3 as it was clearly no longer a fun/entertaining scenario for either of us. After hashing it out, the scenario is just filled with issues, both with its interpretation of the setup area (I argue that the "correct" setup is all Board 37 save the "upper-right" section East of R, Above 5) and with the aggressive use of Banzai Charge from the get-go coupled with the SSR that increased higher level changes by 4MF(!) While I understand that Brush is the dominant feature, that is still a minimum of 8 movement factors, forcing minimum move in circumstances where you are not charging, and not incentivizing the Japanese to do anything else. Additionally, the strict objective of capturing ALL ID'ed hilltop hexes makes French defense a breeze, were you to set up in the top right or top left corners ONLY and simply wait for the charging attacker. While our dice didn't make the scenario fun, it also simply isn't by default. The balance options for either side are a joke as well.	Jobbo_Fett
Welcome To Vietnam	A misunderstanding regarding the setup area created a deficiency in the French lines. As a result, paired with the aggressive use of Banzai charges (and some luck in breaking some key French units) meant that the scenario was in jeopardy very early on. We called it a draw around Turn 3 as it was clearly no longer a fun/entertaining scenario for either of us. After hashing it out, the scenario is just filled with issues, both with its interpretation of the setup area (I argue that the "correct" setup is all Board 37 save the "upper-right" section East of R, Above 5) and with the aggressive use of Banzai Charge from the get-go coupled with the SSR that increased higher level changes by 4MF(!) While I understand that Brush is the dominant feature, that is still a minimum of 8 movement factors, forcing minimum move in circumstances where you are not charging, and not incentivizing the Japanese to do anything else. Additionally, the strict objective of capturing ALL ID'ed hilltop hexes makes French defense a breeze, were you to set up in the top right or top left corners ONLY and simply wait for the charging attacker. While our dice didn't make the scenario fun, it also simply isn't by default. The balance options for either side are a joke as well.	Jobbo_Fett
Welcome To Vietnam	A misunderstanding regarding the setup area created a deficiency in the French lines. As a result, paired with the aggressive use of Banzai charges (and some luck in breaking some key French units) meant that the scenario was in jeopardy very early on. We called it a draw around Turn 3 as it was clearly no longer a fun/entertaining scenario for either of us. After hashing it out, the scenario is just filled with issues, both with its interpretation of the setup area (I argue that the "correct" setup is all Board 37 save the "upper-right" section East of R, Above 5) and with the aggressive use of Banzai Charge from the get-go coupled with the SSR that increased higher level changes by 4MF(!) While I understand that Brush is the dominant feature, that is still a minimum of 8 movement factors, forcing minimum move in circumstances where you are not charging, and not incentivizing the Japanese to do anything else. Additionally, the strict objective of capturing ALL ID'ed hilltop hexes makes French defense a breeze, were you to set up in the top right or top left corners ONLY and simply wait for the charging attacker. While our dice didn't make the scenario fun, it also simply isn't by default. The balance options for either side are a joke as well.	Jobbo_Fett
Welcome To Vietnam	A misunderstanding regarding the setup area created a deficiency in the French lines. As a result, paired with the aggressive use of Banzai charges (and some luck in breaking some key French units) meant that the scenario was in jeopardy very early on. We called it a draw around Turn 3 as it was clearly no longer a fun/entertaining scenario for either of us. After hashing it out, the scenario is just filled with issues, both with its interpretation of the setup area (I argue that the "correct" setup is all Board 37 save the "upper-right" section East of R, Above 5) and with the aggressive use of Banzai Charge from the get-go coupled with the SSR that increased higher level changes by 4MF(!) While I understand that Brush is the dominant feature, that is still a minimum of 8 movement factors, forcing minimum move in circumstances where you are not charging, and not incentivizing the Japanese to do anything else. Additionally, the strict objective of capturing ALL ID'ed hilltop hexes makes French defense a breeze, were you to set up in the top right or top left corners ONLY and simply wait for the charging attacker. While our dice didn't make the scenario fun, it also simply isn't by default. The balance options for either side are a joke as well.	Jobbo_Fett
Centurions Reverse!		asloser
A Bridge Too Far		jgarlic79@gmail.com
Second Thoughts	Interesting concept. The Americans are the scenario defenders but, in reality, will be doing most of the attacking. Herbert seized the stone building beside the stream but didn't threaten any of the other possible multi-hex buildings. Instead, he concentrated most of his force beside the road leading to the bridges. The Americans were able to seize only building held by the Germans and held on at the end despite misplaying by allowing the Germans a chance to enter the building in force on the final turn. (VASL Log)	Dougban
First Dance	My husband rolled five snake eyes in the first one in a half turns and I malfunctioned my ant-tank gun. He got the CVP to win the game after only one in a half turns.	Dispang12
First Dance		Dispang12
Recovery Day		asloser
Hoppers and Hardy	Very tight, came down to last CC.	jgarlic79@gmail.com
Polka's Dance	Another good scenario from Lionel Colin. A highly recommended scenario. To play it well, both the attacker and the defender need to be familiar with the noble art of mobile warfare. Our scenario came down to the very last die roll in a melee, but getting there required every bit of our skill. Truly highly recommended. Also excellent as a tournament scenario, given its manageable playing time.	cosarara
Directive Number Three		PeterA
Danish Crossroads	NOTE: Not sure if it is part of the scenario design or an erratum - the 3x Danish 457s have "Assault Fire" printed on the counter art of the scenario card. The SSR mentions nothing about Danish units being granted "Assault Fire". Ath the same time, the 3x Danish 458 do not have "Assault Fire" printed on the counter art. We played it as if the 3x Danish 457 in fact do have "Assault Fire" as printed. This is a short 5 Turn scenario in which the Germans, consisting of 10 squads, an 8-1, two 8-0s an MMG and LMG, supported by three thin skinned PSW must clear and occupy a two hex crossroads. In the penultimate turn, they are reinforced by one PzKw IIF. The Danes defend with 8 squads, an 8-1, an 8-0, one MMG, one LMG and two 20L AT-Guns. The primary challenge for the Germans is that they will have to cross a lot of open ground to get to the village. The only cover they have are some central patches of woods, which are likely be defended by the Danish to delay the attackers. The crossroads is surrounded by a number of stone buildings, which serve as fine defensive positions for the Danish against the Germans, who won't have any comparable favorable terrain. While the German PSWs do have a sD, it's number is 6, so it is all but certain that Smoke can be created in this manner. At the same time, due to the Victory Conditions, the Germans cannot really put his AFV to the risk of being taken out while they cannot really get along not doing so. For the Danish, the question is how much of his resources he is going to spend on the "delaying" part and how much on the "stone building" defense. The broken morale of the Danish is low and they have an ELR of 2. This leaves some precarious choices. The German PSWs ar thin-skinned but two M-35 20L AT-Guns are not hard hitters. Hitting a German AFV might prove easier than to actually knock it out. This combined with the importance of the AFV for the Germans creates much of the tension of this scenario. The time frame for the Germans is tight and the Danish move last. I played the attacking Germans in this one. The challenge was to get my force forward without being shot to pieces in open ground and to get the PSWs out of harms way, for which it was necessary to find the HIP AT-Gun (the other one sets up non HIP). Since the Danish Leaders and SW may set up as if it were Night (i.e. noted on a side paper), it was not immediately apparent were the MGs' threat would lie - both for infantry and vehicles. Simply charging across open ground or plowed fields with nowhere to rout and rally to seemed out of the question, but getting a toehold in the central patches of woods, where my opponent had placed a considerable delaying force proved difficult and was time consuming. Basically, the Danish had no losses until Turn 3 and the Germans had a lot of troubles. This was aided by the Danish rolling a couple of 3s and 4s, one combination of which knocked out one of the PSWs in an important situation just short of reaching the backfield to create havoc there. I had lost a second PSW before to one of the Guns. So by the end of Turn 3 I felt that I had very little chances to win this one, as the Danish force was mainly intact. Fortunes began to change when I managed to break his 8-1, 458+MMG combo and one of his AT-Guns malfed. This allowed me to craft some paths for movement by imposing Target Selection Limits at some cost. However, my central push was gaining momentum - the question was if I had enough time left. Just coinciding with the arrival of my PzKw IIF, the Danish managed to repair the malfed AT-Gun, but at least my tank had a frontal AF of 3 instead of the AF 1 of other remaining PSW. Three CCs occurred which evolved into Melees. Luck was on my side here for sure, because two of three Melees had the odds against me, but everyone survived on both sides, thus depriving the Danish to do anything useful with his units locked in them. This provided the essential openings for the German final push: Both ATGs were locked in Melee and thus their threat to my two remaining AFV neutralized for the moment.The Danish had only little infantry left who swamped by the German infantry coming in and could not also prevent my two AFV occupying the crossroads. I won one of the Melees, establishing the Germans in a stone building, My "killer stack" of 8-1, 467+LMG had taken up positions in another. The second Melee persisted, while the Danes won the third Melee. However, they were unable to threaten my AFV due to a wall of German units in between. So with some luck, I was able to turn what I had determined to be a lost case by the end of Turn 3 and finally snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. von Marwitz	von Marwitz
The Hunters Become the Hunted	I got the FJRs in this intra-Axis clash and moved the HMG, MMG and both LMORs into overwatch positions. That made repositioning any 6-ML Italian squads very risky. I sent one platoon along the stream but the bulk of my force pushed straight across board 41. My tactics worked. Once the FJRs close in, their high morale and firepower gave them a big advantage. By the end of GT7, the CVP count was 25 to 8 in my favor and I had three 548s in the castle. Renato only had a GO HS in the steeple and a broken HS in the steeple, so he conceded. This one was frustrating for Renato due to my very low IFT and MC rolls (overall). Also, I activated his sniper four times, but he never got a result! He decided that his defensive perimeter was set up too far from the castle. As always, any game with Renato is a blast!	dieneuner25
Customs and Duties		Danno
Contested Landing	First to play and post.	Danno
Far From Home		jwert02
Thrilla in Manila		wwillow
Wisembach Roadblock	This was a fast little scenario. Germans made a speedy approach but lost a squad 1st turn due to bail out. Belgian MMG firelanes slowed down northern approaches but southern approaches quickly overtook the MG nest. Things seemed strong in German favor as Belgian troops were mostly routed and falling back, but towards the last turn Germans realized most of their squads could not make the exit point in time. It came down to last turn preventing Belgian exits to win but a lone Belgian SMC made it off board to secure the W.	feralhuntsman
Habbaniya Heights		Guru Bob
88s at Zon	Almost immediately a German 88 came to life eliminating an American squad, but that would be the first and last time a German 88 would fire this day (the next shots fired by either gun were "boxcars" and none would repair for the entire scenario). While the initial American attack stalled, the Germans failed to capitalize; leaving a squad and its leader able to rally back. The Germans moved up to attempt to stall the Americans from entering the town. As the Americans pushed in, a long German half-squad in the forward position kept a bulk of the Americans busy and moving at a cautious pace. Surviving withering fire from all sides, the half-squad, having done their job, finally pinned and succumbed in close combat. As the Americans gained a better foothold, they began to overwhelm the Germans defenses. With the 88s knocked out, their crews working frantically to get them online, the Americans swept through the town virtually unmolested. Finally, with Americans in sight, the crews abandoned their guns, took up arms and, along with a beaten down half-squad, did their best to hold off the Americans. But it was not enough as two companies from 2nd battalion and one company from 1st battalion survived the German defenses at Zon (VASL Log)	toddgrx
Disaster at Ypenburg		Dispang12
Guerra Relámpago	Things started a bit roughly for the Peruvians when I broke a MA, had a tank shocked by the mortar, and bungled a CC vs a PB. Turn 2 saw better progress made when the PB was dispatched, the remainder of the Ecuadorian dummy stacks was exposed, and the shocked tank recover and drive to safety. Turn 3 saw further inroads pushing into the first set of stone buildings, taking down two squads and an 8-0. The first of too many POWs was taken, granting precious deployment. The west side of the stream was toppled on Turn 4 rounding up three more squads and an 8-1 as POWs, and killing another squad and the other 8-1 who held a vital spot in R5 guarding the bridge. The Peruvians saw a squad-laden truck flamed up by the mortar, which now found itself bookended by tanks. By now three tanks had broken their MAs, but it was their superb MGs that really mattered, and those were all intact. The Peruvians blew up the mortar at the top of Turn 5. Had this not occurred I think they would've conceded, as Scott (as he is wont to do) had a very well-placed gun, threatening both infantry and tanks equally. Protected by their vanguard tanks, this allowed the Peruvians to pour over the bridge in force. But time was running low, and there were still many Ecuadorians to clear from their comfy stone buildings. The Ecuadorians knocked out their first tank with a well-placed MG shot, but by the end of the turn the attrition continued, with them losing another 1.5 squads. Time was ticking though, and getting personnel off was going to be difficult. Turn 6 had a couple important shots (P3 and R1) that had to succeed or another concession was in the works. Both succeeded, allowing the Peruvians to push some of their southern force toward the exit. The tanks moved behind the Ecuadorians, causing rout issues, and by the end of the turn they were down another three squads and 8-0. They had only one good order squad, another locked in melee, and three DM brokies. Hope was with them when two of their three squads somehow managed to bounce back, but was again dashed when their studly 447 fell to point blank tank MGs, and the unit stuck in melee was busted. Then, in a bizarre twist, one of their freshly rallied squads turned berserk (the Peruvians having begrudgingly finally declared NQ), the 7-0 who rallied them turned later, and he then converted the other rallied HS. This left no good order Ecuadorians on the board, but with their half of the turn remaining they would still have to be dealt with. FPF betrayed them when the HS failed and the squad reduced to a pathetic 126, and them and the 7-0 were easily dispatched in CC. This was a really tense game that came right down to the wire. A freshly interesting slice of the war, and Chris Olden usually delivers on his designs.	buser333
Brush Fire		jwert02
Far From Home	Not a very fun scenario for the Republicans	Minedog
Over the Prosna		Lionelc62
Second Wind		dmareske
Viking Surprise	Needed to get one tank off in the last movement phase for the win. Three possible candidates but two of them would have to ESB to do so. Lots of back and forth. It was a great game that came down to the wire.	dmareske
Paper Army	Not fun to play, there's simply no chance to stop at all. Leaving behind some troops to stall the Greeks makes it somewhat interesting, but barring really good dice for the Italians, I don't see how they are supposed to make their getaway. Greek reinforcements on Turn 2 can seriously spoil any chances of an Italian victory, and it is somewhat shocking to find this as a Starter Kit inclusion. Needed more time in the oven.	Jobbo_Fett
Rehearsal for Crete		Guru Bob
Breakthrough in the Arctic		jwert02
Breakthrough in the Arctic	A quick playing scenario, the Russians need to put the pressure on which means taking risks, and the Germans were always ready with a roll of 3 whenever I pushed my luck. Conceded when I was down to two squads and no tanks after gaining a single building.	aiabx
Joseph 351		Osiris09
Farmyard Affray		MichaelU
Debacle at Korosten		jgarlic79@gmail.com
Flames of Unrest		grumblejones
Flames of Unrest		Danno
Panther Cull	In the final player turn, an adjacent 548 survived the Cromwell’s bounding fire, found a PF on the start MP. It scored a hit and burn. At that point, the Allies conceded holding 3 of 4 needed VP.	Houlie
Farmyard Affray	Learned from my first attempt and was a little more subtle and careful in the approach. Michael conceded before his reinforcements arrived on the basis that my Canadians had taken the buildings and were able to begin the withdrawal unimpeded.	Dave
First Dance	Chaotic scenario lots going on. Plenty of opportunity to attack and counterattack to get enough VP to win. Our playing had the French zapping two AFV in the German first turn and the Germans returning the favor in the second. The Czech tanks swung momentum to the Germans but the reinforcing French tanks stabilized things especially when B11 started to plague the German armor. In the last half turn I was able to get the "entry" road hex pairs to pull off a win.	nebel
Silence That Gun	This was Kris' 3rd game and first in about a year. I took the Americans and had some luck. Hero threw DC onto gun crew breaking it. But Americans were short CVP. Shortly thereafter the Fortified bldg was discovered and Americans quickly surrounded it. A lucky 12 German squad MC sealed thebl deal. A lot was covered and Kris did well.	asevenson
Farmyard Affray	Second playing of this interesting scenario, with unusual VCs that require the Canadians to move into 2+ buildings then run back to defend their base. I had the better DRs early on so achieved the first part without much trouble, and just managed to get the required 7VPs back by my last turn. Even so, the Germans could have snatched victory had their tank managed to get into my hex to put my units in melee (hence not good order). But a last-ditch PIAT shot denied them.	Andy_Bagley
Farmyard Affray	Double One 2026 Main Tournament Round 3 my second playing of this, again as the Canadians. we did select sides randomly. Peter unfortunately left the woods path/road open which meant I was able to charge round for the back most victory building and from there push for the solitary building at the back of the enclosed farmyard. That group also include both piats to be in position to intercept the reinforcing tank. I was able to withdraw enough forces and when the afv fell to a piat peter conceded.	Paul Legg
Air Assault on Drvar	A very difficult task for the Germans, having to reorganize after landing. Two victory conditions are possible, but eliminating Tito should be by far the most difficult to achieve. The allied reinforcements took a heavy toll on Germans. They were way too far from victory. Looks unbalanced but the beginning is quite fun with parachute and glider landing.	lt_steiner
Purple Heart Lane		Osiris09
Can Opener		Danno
Can Opener	Way too much effort to set this up. Board M is not needed. Overall, fun scenario...but tedious to setup and the German are uber powerful in this one.	grumblejones
Soldiers of Construction	Double One 2026 2nd round We both wanted the Japanese but ended up with curious balance for the Americans of 1 less squad.	Paul Legg
Grappling Glowaczow	Double One 2026 Round 1	Paul Legg
Far From Home	1936 tournament final. IMO a very hard scenario for the Republicans to win. The turn 3 reinforcements are not strong enough to make much of a difference and the turn 4 reinforcements come in too late to make it across the boards to the Nationalists village. The Nationalists have more end game VPs than the Republicans. So if the Nationalists take a hold 2 or 3 buildings that earn VPs on the first three turns, they don't have to push any further. Chad was a good opponent.	RJenulis
11th Company Counterattack	Nice little scenario - decided in the most part by one of the Finnish tanks with low ammo, and then a malf'd MA, fixed the gun and had two critical hits. Hot dice for the Finnish is a great combo!	Dave
Massacre au Paradis	Fun enough scenario. The 81mm mortar was the star of the show, helping to break almost every British squad that attempted to hold the front. In the end I was able to bring a couple of squads around the rear and the British couldn't fall back and hold the buildings at the same time.	Dave
Grappling Glowaczow	Snuck up the hill and made fairly slow progress but the German tanks were punished for being a little too aggressive and that left me with 3 of the Polish AFVs to bypass freeze our way to victory!	Dave
Soldiers of Construction	A strange scenario that probably needs some clarification around the timing of the VC, definition of a "clear runway" and rubble-type used at the start. Certainly unique, but ultimately one that is worthy of one play for novelty sake more than ASL-entertainment. My US Seabees pretty much focused solely on clearance attempts and ignored the Japanese bearing down on them - but the Japanese have a tough time of it from our observations.	Dave
Vossenack Church	Second go at this scenario, very close and exciting game this time, and one I was lucky to win. The Germans advanced steadily despite taking losses to some good American shots, so that on the last German turn I had just two SMCs remaining in the church, both of them being attacked in CC. But the Germans then rolled a 12 on the first of these, allowing me to sneak upstairs and deny them the building control they needed.	Andy_Bagley
Bounty Hunters	Very enjoyable scenario, although it took us longer than expected due to encountering a lot of rarely-used rules which we had to look up. The Chinese attacked mainly in the south and reached the main village but took heavy loses including one tank destroyed and the other immobilised. They would also capture all three of the other buildings, although had not found my HIP HSs hiding in the rear. After 3.5 turns we had to call it a draw as we were out of time, but it was unclear anyway who was winning and the result could have gone either way.	Andy_Bagley
Soldiers of Construction	See Dave's comments on this scenario, which I agree with. There seems little the Japanese can do against an American defence that largely ignores the Japanese attack in favour of clearing the runways. My attempted 'left hook' was just too slow, and the only alternative seemed to be a Turn 1 banzai charge, which i felt would have been suicidal.	Andy_Bagley
A Hollow Victory	The dice played the largest role in our playing, nabbing multiple very low effect rolls from the Guns firing at long distance. Italian artillery did not succeed in displacing the French units on the hill, and although I was rolling 12's and seeing some men cut down, the opposite, where I generated KIA results simply reduced the Italians by too much to be able to continue their assault. I think this scenario mandates a Smoke OBA from the get-go, which is helped by the automatic contact. Line of sight is pretty simple from the top of the hill, making movement very hard on the Italians. Additionally, I would argue that the French AT gun should not be allowed on the bottom board, as it can snipe/observe just about every entrance the Italian tankettes could make.	Jobbo_Fett
Coiled to Strike	Very difficult attack for the Germans due to their piecemeal reinforcements and naked approach. They get two onboard smoke generators to kick things off. I used one to smoke in a PB, but the other had none. That won't get you far when breaking here is like the desert. Thus I cautiously advanced by men (setup entirely in the east), maintaining concealment, until support could arrive. Turn 2 saw my men venture onto Board DW-3a, searching for mines to pave the way for the armor. No surprise we knocked out the dug-in T-50 with our StuGs who ganged up on it. My reinforcing infantry rode in on trucks from the west, congregating in the middle of the board, and on foot from the east. We lost a squad to add to the HS lost on Turn 1. but lost all three of our light armor (two outright to the INF gun, the other immobilized). Turn 3 saw our infantry surge through the field toward the hill, but we were having trouble getting to the first set of buildings due to numerous wire and mines. A lucky break was found when his heroic 9-2 was killed by a bomb, as well as 1.5 squads. We also sent the INF crew and HMG squad running to mommy. Turn 4 saw our men congregate around the base of the hill, and us grab our first building, but the loss of the planes was going to be no small hurdle to overcome. Another fortunate break went our way when gusts caused a fire in one of his still-hidden AT gun's hexes, eventually burning it up. We permanently lost an HMG. What was a fairly interesting game up to this point grew really stagnant due to the combination of losing our planes, the arrival of the Russian one, his very effective reverse slope defense, and lack of smoke (all weapons were out by this point). A HS turned fanatic running through the mined buildings as he grabbed two more. Turn 5 saw us give up the hopeless attempt to get to the 2nd level hills, instead veering toward the lightly defended VC area around the small hill. Turn 6 saw another diverting force try to move in force to grab the far building. Despite some fantastic shooting from a Marder with seemingly endless HE eliminating all but one squad on the small hill, both these branching attacks were slowly but surely being depleted. When Turn 8 prep was absolutely abysmal the Germans threw in the towel. In retrospect, I think the Germans have to have a show of force against all VC objectives from the get-go, and go balls to the wall out the gate. The lack of rally terrain and eventual arrival/loss of the planes should foil all but the most determined/lucky attacks though.	buser333
Midnight Massacre	2026 - Discord "Because of the Night" Mini	jgarlic79@gmail.com
Defiance Before Hill 30		johan.vrijdaghs@gmail.com
Show of Force	FNF game. The defence got off to a great start when the German Tiger stopped in a location that had been bore sighted by a T-34. It is one of the obscure parts of the rules that a DI shot can use bore sighting even though it can't use acquisition. The T-34 duly got the hull hit that it needed for the immobilization and, even though it was destroyed then the Tiger returned fire, it was a worthwhile exchange. A second panzer was taken out by a rear ATR shot By turn three, the Russian defences were still largely intact and Chip decided that it would be impossible to clear all the victory buildings and conceded. (VASL Log)	Dougban
Hill 27	Double One 2026 - Mini AM I setup most units out of potential LOS, the only units were half-squads manning the light mortars.. The Japanese were unable to generate smoke which hampered their efforts to ascend the hill.	Paul Legg
Massacre au Paradis	Double One 2026 - Mini PM despite early smoke and a uncontested charge to the triangular 3 hex wood on turn one, Chris was unable to exploit his early gain. The large mortar broke and failed to return which left the Germans crossing open ground..	Paul Legg
Baking Bread		Osiris09
Last Ally, Last Victory		Danno
Last Ally, Last Victory		grumblejones
Jungle Citadel	Japan setup a panji line across left side before the first objective along with two hip squads waiting in ambush. Dean tried using smoke down the middle to obscure his troops but then realized the cost in movement it was causing as I double down with some Japanese smoke as well. He has extremely bad luck crossing the panjis as the found almost every one and failed the check almost every time. He then funneled an over stacked mass of Chinese into the jungle hex right into my HIP ambush that just annihilated them. With a vast majority reduced or broken from panjis and half a company's worth killed from CC, he conceded as he did not have enough critical mass to continue forward.	feralhuntsman
Vossenack Church		MichaelU
Hill 27	Consensus seems to be that the Japanese probably need the balance to make this one a decent fight. I didn't have balance, nor did I get any smoke/WP from my mortars, and against a well-prepared Japanese defence it was always going to be an uphill struggle (pun intended!). The Americans used reverse slope positions which made it very hard to banzai, and took a heavy toll on my Japanese trying to advance up the hill. By turn four I had taken a few Level 2 hexes but clearly wasn't going to achieve the number I needed, so conceded.	Andy_Bagley
War of the Rats	Teaching session for German player. Russians made some tactical errors like trying to stay in L7 and Prep Fire vs vacating to fight another day. Additional tactical error to run Cx all across the map to attempt to regain control F8 building-- better to have attempted O7 building (VASL Log)	toddgrx
Welcome Back		Doc Martin
River Crossing Ruckus	Double One 2026 - Friendly A lot of early good rolls on my part made it very difficult for Alex's GIs. Only 3-4 squad equivalents made it across the stream in good order by turn 5	Paul Legg
Independence Day		Danno
Independence Day		grumblejones
Duel in the Desert	This is a classic meeting engagement. In this case, the die roll decides who enters first. The setup is structured so that the advantage enjoyed by the first player to enter and take up position is offset by the fact that, having reduced mobility, he will not be able to make use of the desert terrain features that allow both sides to go Hull Down, namely sand dunes and deirs. The player entering second, on the other hand, can concentrate his Schwerpunkt on a specific point of the map and, precisely for that reason, can go Hull Down. The British have smaller-calibre guns, and therefore lower penetration, but slightly stronger armour than the Germans, so the armoured component is fairly well balanced. In our game I entered first, concentrating on the right-hand side and trying to control the left from the centre of the map, with the idea of reaching the dunes in two turns. I sent the en portée forward on the first turn with ESB, unloaded one infantry platoon into the deir on the right, and kept the support weapons and another platoon on the trucks while waiting to see how Fred would move. The Germans went Hull Down across almost the entire map, concentrating their effort to counter mine. What followed was therefore a battle of attrition, from which I emerged victorious. As many as four AFVs broke their MA on turn 4. When a long-range shot from a 2 FP MG destroyed a truck with two squads on board, the CVP gap became impossible to close — 32 for me, 14 for him — and he therefore conceded. A very nice scenario, and one that exemplifies desert scenarios well.	cosarara
Strayer's Strays	A game memorable or the effectiveness of the German sniper, who rolled four 1's on his first four sniper DRs. My plan had been to run through the orchard and exit that end of the board, whilst using a squad + MMG with leader support to cut off the Germans trying to shift in that direction. But the sniper completely devastated that plan, breaking the squad (twice) and the leader. Even so, the Germans needed a lucky 1+1 shot with their last roll of the game, which managed to break one squad hence denying me sufficient exit VPs.	Andy_Bagley
With Tigers on Their Tail	Strange scenario. Both Jeff's Tigers were set up in the eastern hills, and he chose to split his force about evenly to cover the east and west. My first entry area was hard west and, unbeknownst to him at the time, this was the area I would focus on the rest of the game. I knocked out a Lang situated on the northernmost Level 2 hill in the west, and immobilized and forced abandonment of a StuG guarding the east/west road on the same hill. There was still a StuG guarding the northern road there, but I was mostly ignoring it and making a board edge creep. Turn 3 saw me start to break a trail through the western woods. Turn 4 saw me exploit this. His eastern force was still holding steady, having to be prepared for a possible entry by my Turn 5 reinforcements. The last two turns had seen no desire by either of us to engage the other, but Turn 5 saw me start to make my move. By the end there was a blazed-up StuG, Turan, another recalled, and two squads and a 6+1 captured. This of course allowed some serious Russian deployment. Turn 6 saw the first Russian casualty when a Turan knocked out one of my T-34s, but it didn't see the end of the turn alive.. Turn 7 saw me make another big push, and 2.5 squads, a 9-1, and another Turan were the casualties. I lost a piddly GAZ-67B. He had of course driven off 5VP worth of trucks earlier, but had not exited anything since. With only three turns remaining, he would need at least three AFVs to prevent me from just making an uncontested beeline for the exit on the board edge, and I had also started driving around the eastern side of the Board 50 hill. Not thinking he would be able to exit enough points and also contain me Jeff decided to throw in the towel. I was thankful too, as this was one of the most boring slog fests I had ever played. Tooz is often a great designer, but sometimes his love of the large can overwhelm him at times.	buser333
Short, Sharp, Shock II	First to play and post.	Danno
Among the Ruins		Bongiovanni
No Dubno	The scenario is scripted around the possible attack axes. The map leaves very little room for maneuver, and what can be done is easily predictable. This brings the Russian little room for maneuver his tanks under the fire of the German guns, where the armor gap really makes itself felt. There is no contest. The Russian tanks simply have no chance against the German AFVs: their armor is far too light. In practice, the game was over on Turn 1, when the KV — the piece on which the whole Russian attack depends — broke its gun and then rolled a 6 on the repair attempt. Maurizio’s low rolls did the rest. But I repeat: the real problem is that the scenario has no variety. I do not recommend it.	cosarara
A Midnight Clear	2026 - Discord "Because of the Night" Mini	jgarlic79@gmail.com
Dawn Assault at Mednoye	Germans squeaked out a win with effective shooting from the one unmalfed AT gun and rolling a number of 3s in the final zerg rush. The Russian was handicapped by solitary tanks that declined to move and conscripts that declined to rally.	aiabx
Under the Noel Trees		Yllanes
Escape from Derna	German used set-up found in on-line AAR, consisting of an arc of defenders in the forward hexes of their set-up zone. The guns were HIP in scrub. The British led with the tanks, which laid down smoke and dust, so that the following 88's could set-up near the board edge. Several vehicles bogged in the shellhole hex, but none immobilized thanks to one tank that held back to push. The German AC came in groups of 2 or 3, spread out across the front. The Germans decided to head east behind the hillock, the tanks taking HD positions behind. All of the AC were destroyed over the next few turns, to one destroyed British tank and two immobilized. The 88's neutralized the two western AT guns, and the third, to the east, was overrun by a flanking carrier. The infantry unloaded as soon as they reached the top of the escarpment, and none were lost throughout the scenario. The British smoked the remaining positions with luck, and exited the 50 VP by turn 8.	Guru Bob
Opening Phase		von Garvin
Howard's Men	It went down to the last turn with GO Germans within 3 of VC.	Kydder
Birds of Prey	I set up incorrectly, but there would have been no advantage gained by the Germans as the distance was minor and the Belgians never would have made an impact regardless. This scenario, while interesting, suffers from its objective choice, and modifications to the map. Having to control a single bridge hex because a pain when the Germans aren't threatened, the Stukas hit their targets, and the Belgian dice isn't red hot. I think having a 2nd bridge hex, and making control of both mandatory for victory by the Belgians would be a more interesting outing.	Jobbo_Fett

Highest rated scenarios

ID	Scenario	Rating
AP216	Second Wind	8.25
295	Death Box	8.25
RPT24	Farmyard Affray	8.00
AP244	Heavy Metal Noise	7.75
DB199	Brush Fire	7.50
FT168	By Dawn's Early Light	7.50
S02	War of the Rats	7.44
AP232	Wons Enough	7.25
J256	Mortal Wounding	7.00
AP248	Black Devils of Bure	7.00

ID	Scenario	Rating
35	Blazin' Chariots	9.87
A	The Guards Counterattack	8.60
E	Hill 621	8.42
A 70	Wintergewitter	8.07
AP216	Second Wind	7.80
SaP03	For the Fatherland	7.55
J103	Lenin's Sons	7.33
AP232	Wons Enough	7.27
AP171	Pössl’s Posse	7.23
J250	Priests at St. Cloud	7.10

ID	Scenario	Rating
S84	Insufficient Resolve	8.50
HF CG I	Hatten in Flames	8.45
S45	Contested Settlement	8.30
BFP-66	Signal Hill	8.15
MM25	Futile Bravery	8.09
DB130	Tigers and Flames	8.09
ITR-6	The Ceramic Factory	8.08
TOT 45	The Dogs of War	8.06
RB CG I	Into the Factory	8.00
135	Acts of Defiance	8.00

Most played scenarios

ID	Scenario	Count
S02	War of the Rats	7
BFP-133	Over the Hills	4
AP53	Far From Home	4
J268	Independence Day	4
S14	88s at Zon	3
AP244	Heavy Metal Noise	3
DB199	Brush Fire	3
FT278	Toridasu!	3
AP248	Black Devils of Bure	3
AP228	First Dance	3

ID	Scenario	Count
J253	Melting Pot	22
CdP01	Gavin Take	20
S02	War of the Rats	19
AP231	Crossing Chaos	18
AP228	First Dance	16
J268	Independence Day	12
J247	Kicked to the Curb	12
SaP06	Rough Recess	11
AP232	Wons Enough	11
J248	Danish Crossroads	11

ID	Scenario	Count
S01	Retaking Vierville	329
S02	War of the Rats	254
A	The Guards Counterattack	209
01	Fighting Withdrawal	183
T01	Gavin Take	155
126	Commando Schenke	144
S03	Simple Equation	141
105	Going To Church	136
S05	Clearing Colleville	128
S14	88s at Zon	121

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3rd March 2026, 14:03

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La Muela de Tuerel	Hutch Uploaded the Board image	4h 46m 20s ago
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Escape from Velikiye Luki	jgarlic79@gmail.com Added a playing	4h 57m 41s ago
La Muela de Tuerel	Hutch Modified the unit counts	5h 3m 35s ago
La Muela de Tuerel	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	5h 3m 35s ago
Totensonntag	slunts Added a playing	15h 9m 21s ago
Paper Army	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 15m 21s ago
Welcome To Vietnam	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 17m 32s ago
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Welcome To Vietnam	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 18m 26s ago
Welcome To Vietnam	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 18m 47s ago
A Hollow Victory	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 26m 3s ago
Birds of Prey	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 30m 13s ago
Birds of Prey	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 30m 33s ago
Birds of Prey	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	17h 30m 52s ago
Escape from Velikiye Luki	Dougban Added a playing	18h 10m 14s ago
Totensonntag	jgarlic79@gmail.com Added a playing	18h 19m 31s ago
Défense Élastique (Elastic Defense)	lt_steiner Modified the Title	20h 24m 39s ago
Chasse A L'Ours (Bear Hunting)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 19m 21s ago
Un Epineux Probleme (A Thorny Problem)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 20m 8s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	21h 20m 46s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the Defender's Guns	21h 20m 46s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the Defender's Guns	21h 21m 38s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	21h 22m 25s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the Defender's Guns	21h 22m 25s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	21h 23m 38s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the Defender's Guns	21h 23m 38s ago
Les Mamelons (The Nipples)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 26m 31s ago
La Dernière Charge (The Last Charge)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 26m 58s ago
Défense Élastique (Elastic Defense)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 29m 43s ago
It Crescendo (It's Growing)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	21h 30m 23s ago
It Crescendo (It's Growing)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's Guns	21h 30m 23s ago
It Crescendo (It's Growing)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 32m 45s ago
Quiproquo (Misunderstanding)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 33m 28s ago
Attaque à l'aube (Dawn Attack)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 34m 12s ago
Le Secret d'Osteck (Osteck's Secret)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 34m 54s ago
Tonnerre sur Boislonde (Thunder on Boislonde)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 36m 32s ago
Tempête d'Hiver sur Toula (Winter Storm on Toula)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 38m 9s ago
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	21h 40m 5s ago
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	21h 44m 13s ago
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Title	21h 55m 25s ago
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	21h 57m 35s ago
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Modified the Theatre	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the unit counts	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Uploaded an AAR	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Modified the gps location	Yesterday
Sanok Action	Yarlis Uploaded the Board image	Yesterday
Down In Flames	jrwusmc Added a playing	Yesterday
La Riposte Vaine	Bongiovanni Uploaded a VASL file	Yesterday
The Hunters Become the Hunted	dieneuner25 Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
The Hunters Become the Hunted	dieneuner25 Added a playing	Yesterday
The Art of Dying	dieneuner25 Added a playing	Yesterday
Helluva Patrol Leader	dieneuner25 Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
Helluva Patrol Leader	dieneuner25 Added a playing	Yesterday
Bolder Than Before	dieneuner25 Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
Bolder Than Before	dieneuner25 Added a playing	Yesterday
Prelude to Dying	dieneuner25 Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
Prelude to Dying	dieneuner25 Added a playing	Yesterday
The Marketplace at Wormhoudt	dieneuner25 Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
The Marketplace at Wormhoudt	dieneuner25 Added a playing	Yesterday
With Flame and Shell	Hutch Modified the gps location	Yesterday
With Flame and Shell	Hutch Modified the gps location	Yesterday
With Flame and Shell	Hutch Modified the overview	Yesterday
With Flame and Shell	Hutch Modified the overview	Yesterday
With Flame and Shell	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
With Flame and Shell	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Liberating Bessarabia	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Liberating Bessarabia	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Liberating Bessarabia	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Modified the overview	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	Yesterday
Embuscade au Sablon (Ambush at Sablon)	lt_steiner Modified the overview	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the overview	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the overview	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Linked the scenario to ROAR	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Uploaded a file	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the gps location	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the gps location	Yesterday
Red Star, Red Sun	Hutch Modified the gps location	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Uploaded an Image	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Uploaded an AAR	Yesterday
Le Carrefour de Tanville (The Tanville Crossroads)	lt_steiner Modified the unit counts	Yesterday

Publication	Scenarios	Rating
March Madness 2023 10th Mountain Division Pack	9	8.37
March Madness 2009 Partisan Pack	8	8.00
March Madness 2022 Grumble Jones Pack	8	7.96
March Madness 2025 Tournament Pack 1	6	7.78
March Madness 2017 Hollis Partisans Pack	10	7.71
Grumble Jones	177	7.63
Time on Target # 3	14	7.53
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #2	8	7.40
HazMo Scenario Pack 5: Firestarter	10	7.36
March Madness 2018 Players Pack	10	7.28
ASL Starter Kit #4	8	7.22
HASL 12b - Drop Zone: Chef-du-Pont	7	7.22
Schwerpunkt #14	12	7.18
March Madness 2013 Commissar Pack	8	7.16
ASL Starter Kit Bonus Pack #2	8	7.16
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #1 2nd Edition	12	7.14
Friendly Fire Pack 12	8	7.13
From The Cellar Pack # 8	16	7.11
HASL 1 - Red Barricades	10	7.10
ASL 13 - Rising Sun (2021)	38	7.10
From The Cellar Pack # 4	20	7.08
Fistful of Scenarios	6	7.08
Battle of the Hedgerows - The Storm Broke	6	7.07
Leibstandarte Pack 5 - Scorched Earth	8	7.05
ASL 9 - Gung Ho!	8	7.04
ASL Action Pack #14 Oktoberfest XXXIV	12	7.04
From The Cellar Pack #11	10	7.03
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion (2nd Edition)	32	7.01
Franc-Tireur # 9	11	7.00
HazMo Scenario Pack 3: City of Steel	10	7.00
ASL Action Pack #19 Roads to Rangoon	10	7.00
Schwerpunkt #24	12	7.00
HASL 13 - Slaughter at Ponyri	13	6.98
Grossdeutschland Pack 1 - The Early Years	8	6.97
Ost Front Pack	6	6.96
Battles of Carpiquet	13	6.96
ASL Action Pack #10	8	6.96
Franc-Tireur #16	15	6.96
ASL Journal #12	14	6.95
The Green Hell of Inor	19	6.95
ASL Action Pack #17 Oktoberfest XXXV	16	6.95
Friendly Fire Pack 1	8	6.94
Friendly Fire Pack 9	8	6.94
Race For The Meuse	6	6.94
ASL 1 - Beyond Valor (3rd Edition)	24	6.93
ASL Journal #11	28	6.93
Friendly Fire Pack 2	8	6.92
ASL Journal #10	19	6.92
China-Burma-India: The Lost Theater Part 1	15	6.92
Best of Friends	12	6.91
Backblast # 1	8	6.90
Schwerpunkt # 9	12	6.90
Rally Point #13	10	6.90
From The Cellar Pack # 3	10	6.89
Not One Step Back	8	6.89
March Madness 2020 Full Rulebook ASL Pack	8	6.88
Classic ASL	16	6.87
Internet	109	6.87
ASL 5 - West of Alamein	8	6.86
Beyond the Beachhead	8	6.86
Schwerpunkt # 8	12	6.86
Kreta - Operation Merkur	18	6.86
Operations Special Issue #3	7	6.86
Quick 6 Scenario Pack VIII	6	6.86
Friendly Fire Pack 6	8	6.84
Generic Playtesting Log	37	6.84
ASL Action Pack #16 From The Land Down Under	15	6.84
Special Ops #12	6	6.84
Recon by Fire! #2	10	6.83
Turning the Tide	20	6.83
ASL 16 - Twilight of the Reich	17	6.82
BFP 6: Mannerheim Cross	44	6.82
AH:ASL Annual `93a	11	6.81
Schwerpunkt # 4	12	6.81
Dezign Pak 9	10	6.81
HASL 9 - Hatten in Flames	10	6.81
HazMo Scenario Pack 2: The Un-Civil Wars	10	6.81
Friendly Fire Pack 4	10	6.80
Friendly Fire Pack 11	8	6.80
Death to Fascism	8	6.80
Quick 6 Scenario Pack IV	6	6.80
DASL 1 - Streets of Fire	10	6.79
Into The Rubble	8	6.79
ASL Action Pack # 6 A Decade of War	10	6.79
Deluxe Advanced Squad Leader	38	6.79
Best of Friends 2	12	6.79
Friendly Fire Pack 3	8	6.78
Friendly Fire Pack 7	8	6.78
ASL Journal #14	25	6.78
Quick 6 Scenario Pack VI	6	6.78
AH:ASL Annual `93b	12	6.77
Schwerpunkt #22	12	6.77
Hero PAX 4: Mediterranean Theater of Operations	12	6.76
From The Cellar Pack # 2	10	6.75
ASL Action Pack #13 Oktoberfest XXXII	11	6.75
BFP 3: Blood and Jungle	47	6.74
Dezign Pak 6	12	6.74
Rally Point #11	10	6.74
Schwerpunkt #25	12	6.74
ASL Action Pack # 4 Normandy 1944	12	6.73
ASL 13 - Rising Sun	33	6.73
ASL 3a - Yanks (2nd Edition)	41	6.73
Critical Hit # 2	15	6.72
Schwerpunkt #23	12	6.72
AH:ASL Annual `95 Winter	24	6.70
ASL Starter Kit #3	8	6.70
ASL Action Pack # 3 Few Returned	12	6.70
ASL Journal # 8	16	6.70
Quick 6 Scenario Pack VII	6	6.69
Fanatic Pack 2	12	6.68
HazMo Scenario Pack 1: A World at War	10	6.68
HazMo Scenario Pack 4: Making the Grade	10	6.68
AH:ASL Annual `90	16	6.67
ASL Journal # 5	13	6.67
ASL 10 - Croix de Guerre	8	6.66
ASL Journal # 1	17	6.66
ASL Journal # 4	13	6.66
ASL Starter Kit #1	6	6.65
Dezign Pak 5	18	6.65
ASL Action Pack #21 Blitzkrieg to Paris	10	6.65
Rally Point # 1	10	6.64
Schwerpunkt #13	12	6.64
Operations Special Issue #1	6	6.64
BFP 4: Crucible of Steel	32	6.64
March Madness 2019 Close Combat Pack	8	6.64
Aussie Tournament Pack	7	6.63
Schwerpunkt #20	12	6.63
ASL Journal #13	33	6.63
HASL 7 - Valor of the Guards	21	6.62
BFP 5: Poland in Flames	45	6.62
From The Cellar Pack # 9	17	6.62
ASL Open `96 Scenario Pack	10	6.61
Coastal Fortress	55	6.61
Dezign Pak 10	15	6.61
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #3	8	6.61
HASL 4 - Pegasus Bridge	8	6.60
ASL Journal # 3	33	6.60
Aussie '98 Pack	10	6.60
Blood & Iron	10	6.59
Tactiques # 4	8	6.59
Friendly Fire Pack 10	8	6.59
AH:ASL Annual `96	14	6.58
Rally Point # 2	10	6.58
BFP 2: Operation Cobra	12	6.58
ASL Action Pack # 2	8	6.57
Schwerpunkt # 6: Victoria Cross	12	6.57
Petsamo-Kirkenes Operation: Monkeys with Typewriters Vol.III	18	6.57
HASL 10a - Red Factories	18	6.57
Quick 6 Scenario Pack III	6	6.57
HASL 12a - Drop Zone: Sainte-Mère-Église	14	6.57
HSASL 2 - Operation Veritable	17	6.56
ASL Starter Kit #2	8	6.56
Schwerpunkt #11	12	6.56
ASL Action Pack #15 Swedish Volunteers	16	6.56
Franc-Tireur #10	11	6.55
Kampfgruppe Scherer: The Shield of Cholm	17	6.55
HASL 8 - Festung Budapest	20	6.55
ASL Action Pack # 1	8	6.54
AH:ASL Annual `92	15	6.54
ASL Journal # 7	12	6.54
Gembloux: The Feint	9	6.54
Schwerpunkt # 5: Medal of Honor	12	6.54
Melee Pack II	6	6.54
Rally Point #14	10	6.54
Quick 6 Scenario Pack	6	6.54
HSASL 1 - Operation Watchtower	17	6.53
Critical Hit # 3.1	12	6.53
ASL 11a - Doomed Battalions (4th Edition)	32	6.53
ASL 3 - Yanks	8	6.52
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion	11	6.52
ASL Action Pack # 5 East Front	12	6.52
ASL Journal # 9	25	6.52
ASL Action Pack # 9 To the Bridge!	10	6.52
Battle for France	10	6.52
ASL Journal # 2	24	6.51
Rally Point # 3	10	6.51
ASL Action Pack # 8 Roads Through Rome	10	6.51
Schwerpunkt #12	12	6.50
Quick 6 Scenario Pack V	6	6.50
ECZ Tournament Director's Pack	16	6.50
Franc-Tireur #11	22	6.49
ASL 5a - For King and Country	20	6.48
Leibstandarte Pack 2 - Barbarossa	8	6.48
Beyond the Beachhead 2	16	6.48
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #1 1st Edition	8	6.48
Rally Point #15	10	6.48
ASL 10a - Croix de Guerre	42	6.48
ASL Journal #15	11	6.48
Waffen-SS II: The Fuhrer's Fireman	8	6.47
Schwerpunkt # 7	12	6.47
Schwerpunkt #10	12	6.47
ASL Action Pack #20 Oktoberfest XXXIX	12	6.47
Into The Rubble 2	12	6.46
From The Cellar Pack # 5	14	6.45
Rivers to the Reich	15	6.45
Blitzkrieg in the West - Central Campaign	6	6.45
Basic Training: Issue One	12	6.45
Recon by Fire! #3	20	6.44
ASL 7 - Hollow Legions (2nd Edition)	8	6.43
G.I.'s Dozen	13	6.43
Melee Pack III	7	6.42
Swedish Volunteers	14	6.42
Elite Canadians	9	6.42
Nor'easter XX	13	6.42
AH:ASL Annual `97	16	6.41
Paddington Bears '96 Pack	10	6.41
Friendly Fire Pack 5	10	6.41
ASL Journal # 6	15	6.40
Dezign Pak 1	10	6.40
Schwerpunkt #17	12	6.40
Rally Point # 7	10	6.40
Rally Point #18	10	6.40
Tactiques # 6	8	6.39
Schwerpunkt #16	12	6.39
Friendly Fire Pack 8	8	6.39
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack # 9 2018	6	6.39
Critical Hit # 6.4	24	6.38
Critical Hit # 4	10	6.38
Leibstandarte Pack 1 - Blitzkrieg!	8	6.38
Out of the Attic #2	16	6.38
High Ground 2	16	6.38
Dos Equis Scenarios Especial	10	6.38
Nor'easter Scenario Pack II	15	6.38
Rally Point #20	10	6.38
AH:ASL Annual `91	16	6.37
Provence Pack (MMP Download)	10	6.37
Franc-Tireur # 7	11	6.36
Winpak #1	10	6.36
Tactiques # 1	10	6.36
Witches Cauldron: Oosterbeek Perimeter	16	6.36
Onslaught to Orsha	25	6.35
Aussie Battler Pack	8	6.35
ASL 7a - Hollow Legions (3rd Edition)	54	6.35
HASL 11 - Sword & Fire: Manila	30	6.35
ASL Action Pack #18 Oktoberfest XXXVII	14	6.35
Hero PAX 3: Jungle Heroes	10	6.33
Tactiques # 8	10	6.33
Franc-Tireur #13	17	6.33
Rally Point #17	10	6.33
ASL Action Pack # 7	10	6.32
Quick 6 Scenario Pack II	6	6.32
The Canadians In Italy 1: The Red Patch Devils in Sunny Sicily	8	6.31
Dezign Pak 2	12	6.31
ASL Action Pack #12 Oktoberfest XXX	10	6.30
BFP: Operation Neptune	10	6.30
ASL 2 - Paratrooper (2nd Edition)	8	6.29
Dezign Pak 7	12	6.29
Berlin: Red Vengeance	11	6.28
Schwerpunkt #21	12	6.28
Franc-Tireur # 8	10	6.27
ASL Action Pack #11 29 Let's Go!	10	6.27
Onslaught To Orsha 2	32	6.27
AH:ASL Annual `89	15	6.26
Schwerpunkt #19	12	6.26
Rally Point # 8	10	6.26
Critical Hit # 4.2	8	6.25
Tactiques # 7	8	6.25
ASL 14 - Hakkaa Päälle!	17	6.25
ASL 15 - Forgotten War	16	6.25
Franc-Tireur #12	12	6.24
Rally Point #16	10	6.24
High Ground!	8	6.23
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (3rd Edition)	24	6.23
ASL 4 - Partisan!	8	6.22
Out of the Attic	16	6.22
Blitzkrieg Pack	18	6.22
HASL 10b - Red October	11	6.22
Hero PAX 1: Hurtgen Hell to Bulge Nightmare	8	6.21
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (2nd Edition)	8	6.20
Out of the Bunker	14	6.20
Fanatic Pack 1	12	6.19
Dezign Pak 4	15	6.19
Franc-Tireur #15	22	6.19
Internet: MMP	6	6.18
Critical Hit # 3	18	6.18
Tactiques # 2	10	6.17
Tactiques # 9	10	6.17
Rally Point # 9	10	6.17
Covered	13	6.17
HASL 3 - Kampfgruppe Peiper II	8	6.16
Armoured Aussie Pack	7	6.16
From The Cellar Pack # 6	10	6.15
March Madness `97 Pack	12	6.14
Rally Point # 6	10	6.14
Recon by Fire! #4	14	6.13
Corregidor: The Rock	21	6.13
SASL 1 - Solitaire ASL (2nd Edition)	21	6.11
Tropic Thunder!	12	6.08
Schwerpunkt #15	12	6.08
From The Cellar Pack # 7	10	6.08
Schwerpunkt #18	12	6.08
Franc-Tireur #14	32	6.08
ASL Journal #16	17	6.06
From The Cellar Pack # 1	11	6.05
The Canadians In Italy 2: The Spaghetti League	12	6.05
Rally Point #21	10	6.05
Buckeyes!	10	6.04
ASL 8 - Code of Bushido	8	6.02
Objective: Schmidt	17	6.02
Critical Hit # 7.1	18	6.00
Schwerpunkt # 3	12	5.99
Waffen-SS I: No Quarter No Glory!	6	5.98
Dezign Pak 8	10	5.98
From The Cellar Pack #12	11	5.97
Recon by Fire! #1	8	5.96
Schwerpunkt # 2	12	5.96
ASL 6 - The Last Hurrah (2nd Edition)	8	5.95
HASL 5 - Blood Reef: Tarawa	10	5.92
The Canadians In Italy 3: D-Day Dodgers	10	5.91
Dezign Pak 3	15	5.90
Backblast # 2	8	5.89
HASL 6 - A Bridge Too Far	12	5.88
Schwerpunkt # 1	12	5.88
Blitzkrieg in the West - Northern Campaign	6	5.87
March Madness `99 Pack	10	5.86
To Battle By Air 1	6	5.86
Deluxe Pack #1	12	5.82
Time on Target # 1	13	5.81
Wacht Am Rhein	16	5.79
Southern Cross Scenario Pack `96	6	5.79
Melee Pack I	6	5.77
Time on Target # 2	21	5.75
Winpak #2	6	5.75
Leibstandarte Pack 4 - Turning of the Tide!	8	5.73
ASL 1 - Beyond Valor (1st Edition)	10	5.73
ASLOK 2005 - 20th Anniversary Scenario Pack	10	5.72
Rally Point # 5	10	5.71
DASL 2 - Hedgerow Hell	8	5.69
Paddington Bears '97 Pack	8	5.69
ASL For Fun-LCP	32	5.69
Hero PAX 2: Eastern Front Hero Fest	8	5.64
All American I: Kellam's Bridge	10	5.52
Panzer Aces	6	5.50
Leibstandarte Pack 3 - Clash at Kharkov!	8	5.48
Shingle's List	8	5.42
Firefights!	6	5.34
The Long March	17	5.27
Guerra Civil: The Spanish Civil War	12	5.20
Hell's Highway	6	5.09
Ostfold: Monkeys with Typewriters Vol.II	13	5.05
Waffen-SS III: Neither Fear Nor Hope	14	5.00
Soldiers of the Negus	8	4.94

Publication	Games Played
ASL Journal #16	13
ASL Journal #15	13
ASL Action Pack #22 A World at War	11
ASL Starter Kit #2	10
ASL Starter Kit #1	9
ASL Action Pack #21 Blitzkrieg to Paris	9
Aussie Battler Pack	8
HASL 12b - Drop Zone: Chef-du-Pont	8
From The Cellar Pack #13	8
Quick 6 Scenario Pack VIII	7
ASL Starter Kit Historical Module 1: Decision at Elst	7
ASL 16 - Twilight of the Reich	6
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack #15 2024	6
HASL 13 - Slaughter at Ponyri	6
ASL 3a - Yanks (2nd Edition)	6
Classic ASL	6
BFP 4: Crucible of Steel	5
Schwerpunkt #25	5
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion (2nd Edition)	5
ASL 1 - Beyond Valor (3rd Edition)	5
BFP 5: Poland in Flames	5
ASL Action Pack #20 Oktoberfest XXXIX	4
From The Cellar Pack # 6	4
ASL Journal #13	4
Friendly Fire Pack 3	4
Rally Point # 3	4
HASL 4 - Pegasus Bridge	4
Franc-Tireur #15	4
March Madness 2024 The Korean War Pack	4
Dispatches from the Bunker #61	4
ASL Action Pack # 6 A Decade of War	4
HASL 11 - Sword & Fire: Manila	4
HASL 9 - Hatten in Flames	4
From The Cellar Pack # 9	4
Dispatches from the Bunker #55	4
ASL Journal #14	4
ASL Journal #12	3
Schwerpunkt #19	3
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack #10 2019	3
ASL Journal #11	3
ASL 13 - Rising Sun (2021)	3
ASL 14 - Hakkaa Päälle!	3
Nor’easter XXVIII Tournament (2024)	3
Rout Report # 5.2	3
ASL 13 - Rising Sun	3
Quick 6 Scenario Pack II	3
ASL Action Pack #16 From The Land Down Under	3
Best of Friends	3
ASL 10a - Croix de Guerre	3
Operations #52	3

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