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Scenario	Comment	User
88s at Zon		NicolasLL
Tropic Lightning	Very exciting scenario featuring a full pitch tank battle which is very rare in the PTO. The terrain is ideal for the Japanese with plenty of places to set up HIP units and hidden THH heroes. My attack got off to a less than auspicious start when the forces on my right flank pitched mass firepower including a 9-2 leader, a FT, and an OT tank with 24 FP canister against six Japanese concealment counters. This resulted in a dead 9-2, two broken squads and an malfunctioned MA! The Japanese sniper tormented my right flank for the whole game but the problem with this was that it was being activated by DRs of four, of which I rolled many. The Japanese armour didn't fare well against my Stuarts and Shermans and was wiped out with only one dead Stuart to show for it. This allowed the Americans to VBM freeze the defenders to death with virtual impunity. Tony's dice were terrible and he eventually conceded on turn five with his starting force almost wiped out and unopposed US armour roaming the map board.	Dougban
20 Years Later	The French got off to an early start by having a squad break, but rescuing the rest of their forces through schemery, bypass, and lack of LOS from the initial German positions. The longer range of the French really helped out when taking potshots, of which the French typically had the better luck, and the Germans were unable to match that with their own morale checks. A steady retreat and some choice sacrifices meant the Germans could never catch up to the French to put any large amount of pressure. By the end, French losses equaled 6 CVP and they were able to exit 14 to secure the victory. I appreciated the SSR to restrict No Quarter, which makes understanding the prisoner rules that much more important when choosing to move as the Germans. Worth a 2nd play, short and sweet.	Jobbo_Fett
20 Ans Apres	The French got off to an early start by having a squad break, but rescuing the rest of their forces through schemery, bypass, and lack of LOS from the initial German positions. The longer range of the French really helped out when taking potshots, of which the French typically had the better luck, and the Germans were unable to match that with their own morale checks. A steady retreat and some choice sacrifices meant the Germans could never catch up to the French to put any large amount of pressure. By the end, French losses equaled 6 CVP and they were able to exit 14 to secure the victory. I appreciated the SSR to restrict No Quarter, which makes understanding the prisoner rules that much more important when choosing to move as the Germans. Worth a 2nd play, short and sweet.	Jobbo_Fett
A Bloody Waste		antro
To the Seine	First to play and post.	Danno
To the Seine	Tough scenario for the Germans defending the Bridge. My Canadians went up the middle and the 9-1 and group flanked on the left to head to the River Bank. The Germans had very poor dice rolls, but the German 8-0 held out in the P2 building until Turn 5. The 9-1 LMG's decimated the oncoming German 9-1 and two squads. All would be KIA'd when the 9-1 died. The Remaining German 4-6-7 would break after a PIAT knocked out the MKIV. Both sides need some luck in this one.	grumblejones
Death Box	The game was over rather quickly for my Axis forces. I didn't press too hard. I only had a couple of conscript disruptions, but no ELR breaks. However, most of my units did break when shot at leaving me with little left to screen my broken squads. The final straw was when I missed with 16+1 AFPh shot vs an anchoring strongpoint, failed to rally all four of my broken squads in the subsequent RPh (with the obligatory 12 on one of them), and then had the units making the 16 FP shot break on a 12+1 return shot. At that point, there was nothing to prevent the Russians from running up and keep my guys in perpetual DM at best and FtR at worst. I don't think I did anything wrong, but it just seemed to end suddenly and decisively. The good thing was that after playing scenarios 193 and 194 back-to-back there weren't any overlays in this one!	Jude
Light 'em Up	HMG went on a tear and nearly won the game for me but last turn the Ami's were able to surround and lock down the buildings. Good intro to the Manila pack for sure - feels slightly pro-American.	nebel
Costly Baptism		Cpl Wright
Swatting at Tigers		Rich Weiley
60 Seconds Of Sacrifice	One of the most rollercoaster finishes I have ever experienced. VP centre around 1 hex, and the 6 surrounding hexes. End game is occupuing those 7 hexes. Commies moved first and occupied the objective first, and controll 5 of 7 at the end of their last turn. Nationalists sweep the hill with MMG fire breaking everything in 2 hexes except a leader, and rush forwards to grab 4 hexes. They get 2, but are either broken or pinned except 1 squad. CCP mortar fires on a stack, and the pinned 5-3-7 battle hardens, losing the pin. He can advance, my hopes soar, then a 4fp +1 shot gets a 1MC, and the Fanatic 5-3-7 breaks.. hopes crash. Finally, the 4-4-7 advances into the ldr hex, eliminates the leader on a 4-1 CC attack, but the leader rolls a 12.. so the 4-4-7 can infiltrate into the 4th hex, joining the Nationalist Fanatic Conmmissar on the top of Yellow Cliff mountain. Crazy ending.	Minedog
Priority Target	I was convinced that the scenario was quite easy for the Germans, but perhaps the placement counts more than anything else. The AA placed in the central grain field, supported by the squads in the surrounding woods proved to be a tough nut for the Germans. When the game ends there are still unresolved melees in the hexes of two AA guns, so victory goes to the Allies.	Amerigus Crux
A Mass for Humanity		Dispang12
It's a Battlefield	This is a really good game to practise combined arms Teh CW setup with tricky 17 pounder in town setup but always feared discovery - that happend with one but not the other The firefly should get hull down behind a wall and wait to duke it out with panthers - remember the victory is Germans taking buildings so have lots of CW halflings re-taking things that have been taken and you can un do his timetable For the Germans The MK4s lay down smoke to any overwatch posns then teh infantry drive forward with pamthers being careful to show frontal armour untill posns are cleared of ATGs in hiding - Cromwells are easy to swat - no so the firefly but you have to gang up Basically JAson had both bad luck and a few simple mistakes at the start - lost momentum and struggled to get it back so was unable to take buildings	macrobosanta
It's a Battlefield	This is a really good game to practise combined arms Teh CW setup with tricky 17 pounder in town setup but always feared discovery - that happend with one but not the other The firefly should get hull down behind a wall and wait to duke it out with panthers - remember the victory is Germans taking buildings so have lots of CW halflings re-taking things that have been taken and you can un do his timetable For the Germans The MK4s lay down smoke to any overwatch posns then teh infantry drive forward with pamthers being careful to show frontal armour untill posns are cleared of ATGs in hiding - Cromwells are easy to swat - no so the firefly but you have to gang up Basically JAson had both bad luck and a few simple mistakes at the start - lost momentum and struggled to get it back so was unable to take buildings	macrobosanta
Mutilation Station	A tough Russian victory was achieved due to a lot of luck at the end coupled with great CC die rolls. The early turns were rather frustrating as the Russians failed just about every morale check they came up against, spending multiple turns trying to recover and push forward. The Poles, occupying the best defensive ground, had but to wait for the advancing invaders and pick the best moment to strike. Units from the AA group also made decisive attempts to get to the houses. Lady luck turned her back on the Poles at the halfway point, preventing the Polish AA troopers from reaching the buildings while only a handful of hexes away, and their fortified strongpoint was hit with a devastating snake eyes that broke the best leader and shattered the defenders with their HMG. The following turns were a slow, risky set of assault moves and advances which paid off when they kept successfully ambushing in CC and scoring kills to seal the deal. A good scenario, and the designers give you a FT to deal with a +3 building, what a breath of fresh air!	Jobbo_Fett
Empire Strikes Back		Danno
Empire Strikes Back	Very tough game for the Japanese. My 57L AT Gun would knock out 6 of the Japanese Tanks with another being knocked out by a bazooka before the end Turn 4. My MG's and Mortar hurt the approaching Japanese as they tried to cover the ground in front of the hill. By the end of 3, the Japanese were nearly out of enough available EVP to win the game and with that gave the concession.	grumblejones
Hammer to the Teeth		NicolasLL
The Driven Draw Blood		Bongiovanni
Prelim to Death Night		Danno
Prelim to Death Night	Tough fight for both sides. Some good and bad luck affected both sides equally. The Germans managed to get into the first three hex building and then moved ahead from there and ended the game with 14 VP for the win.	grumblejones
One More Hedgerow		grumblejones
One More Hedgerow		Danno
Radio X-MAS		wwillow
Mopping Up Kobayashi		toffee
Advance to Kakas		wwillow
Welcome Back		cub99
Devil's Hill	What a great and bloody affair. I lost my 9-2 US Leader to a CC vs a pinned German HS, but I did force his AA truck to recall by sniper attack. Really a ton of fun!	von Garvin
Hot Tigers		igycrctl
Crown of Thorns		wwillow
No Man, No Problem	First of all - almost the same opening comments I wrote about ASL 193 Death Solves All Problems except this one has WAY WAY too many overlays! Thirteen of them! Probably a record for me. Some are even stacked on top of each other due to the way overlays are cut out. Since the exact same overlay configuration on board 19a is used in at least two scenarios, and given the price of the module, I think the board 19 overlays should have been one giant one. It is interesting how the board 18b overlays connect the two boards, but the board 18b ones don't really affect gameplay except for preventing a hard initial AFV push on the east side of the playing area. Poster putty and plexiglass are a must if playing face-to-face! This is also the first scenario where I gave the scenario ranking a different score from the enjoyment ranking. The scenario design is fine (7), but I had a horrible time playing it (3). My dice were awful playing as the Germans over a two-day period. My friend's dice were great. Weapons breaking down, bad ambush rolls, losing in CC when not ambushed and not having any effect in return, high IFT rolls, enduring low Russian IFT rolls and rate tears from their MTR's; it was awful. I even rolled a 12 on an overrun as my first official attack of the second day. The only thing that kept me in the game was that I won the tank battle and using VBM Freeze. After nothing went my way, I resorted to using the halftracks, Panthers, and tank destroyers in an absolutely, totally ahistorical way. I started moving them up, freezing the forward guys, moving up my men, and breaking the enemy in the AFPh. I lost most of the halftracks this way, but they did their ahistorical role. Heck, I even rammed the JdgPz IV/70 into a fortified building containing an ART Gun just to counter it! Only late did my friend start trying some Street Fighting (he preferred to keep concealment), but the damage was done. The two FT's I had never outright killed any units, but they stayed in play (by some miracle) until near the end breaking and forcing back the Russians. It took the whole game, but I got the required building locations. I came out with a win, but I don't think I enjoyed a bit of it.	Jude
Retaking the VKT Line	My ISU 152 could not miss nor did it go to low ammo until much later in the game. It knocked out several of Nick's tanks, and withstood all hits against it until a brave Finn half-squad got close enough to take it out with a Panzerfaust.	von Garvin
Pipkorn's Attempt	I tried a concentrated defenders around the square with both Stamina dug-in in the square, and with just a few skirmishers in front. Tuomo crushed this defend with an attack on his left and in the centre. He got a nice Death Star into the two story house in the middle. He had a run of bad luck with one of his panthers which malfed his gun, repaired it again only to fall in a cellar. «Cellar Tuomo» took his revenge by critical hits on both Stalins, one with Bounding fire from a Panther and one with a shrek. I conceded in round 3.	oybj
A Parting Blow		Bongiovanni
Koniev's Finest	Game 3 of the Tulsa Grumbler.	grumblejones
Buckley's Chance	2024 Grumbler round 3	Danno
Derrick's Show	2024 Grumbler round 4	Danno
Derrick's Show	Round 4 of the Tulsa Grumbler.	grumblejones
Priority Target		NicolasLL
Strike Up the Band	This clever little scenario is a fun night rules tutorial. (VASL is THE way to play E1.) Note: We forgot E1.75 a few times. I drew the GIs and set up the ammo dumps as far south as possible in (hopefully) easily defended hexes. I got a break early when my 8-1 and 546 w/MMG killed Jim's 9-1 and 548 in the 6FF3 woods. Jim quickly found and destroyed one dump and both dummies. Then my two M5A1s arrived and bolstered my defense for three turns. In turn 5, I got only one starshell (I'd been getting 3+), and Jim took advantage. A 447 killed one M5A1 with a PF and other MMC destroyed the 3rd ammo dump. Worst of all, a 548 killed a 346 and both my broken, wounded leaders in CC! That left me two M5A1s, one 546 w/MMG and a 346 to last three turns, not promising. In turn 6, Jim blew up the 4th ammo dump for the immediate win. Next time, I'd ring 69K4 with ammo dumps. Jim: Good scenario but the GIs need the balance. Expect early losses but push forward. Starshells and DM loss DRs [E1.75] are the keys to this one.	dieneuner25
Thai Hot		CWO_19
Courage of Cowan	Round 1 of the Tulsa Grumbler.	grumblejones
It's a Battlefield	2024 Grumbler round 1	Danno
Quickly Toward the Bridge!	The scenario has a nice map and forces for both sides. One of the SSRs has a modified falling snow rule that would naturally have a higher likelihood of falling or heavy falling snow around mid-game. I immediately commented that falling snow favors the attacker, and hoped that the Germans would not get it. Well, my wish came true - falling snow never happened. This gave my Russian plenty of -1/-2 shots through the rather large gaps between buildings. Toss in that the German smoke discharges never went off, and Germans attacking on a narrow front, and the game was essentially over at about turn 3. Wild desperate charging for the victory bridge the last 2 turns were unfruitful. Russians won handily.	Augie
Commandos at Kaiapit	2024 Grumbler round 2	Danno
Commandos at Kaiapit	Game 2 of the Tulsa Grumbler.	grumblejones
La Drole de Guerre	The dice left me at the wrong times, letting the french tanks easily waltz in and force eliminations through failure to rout. This scenario feels pooely balanced and badly paced. I can only imagine how it was played back in the day, sitting around doing nothing for 2 turns while you wait for the tanks to arrive and do all the unfun stuff lile sleaze freeze or skulk. The Germans lack the manpower and the firepower to take on a town full of stone buildings, and I am absolutely tired of designers thinking that approaching stone/fortified locations with no cover, no smoke, no flamethrower, no DC, and no base of firepower is fun in any way.	Jobbo_Fett
Hard ROK		Bongiovanni
Death at Carentan		jesuspiebatlle
Born Again		Cpl Wright
Key to the Rescue	A fun scenario on a great HASL map that, along with the variable OB really gives this scenario that HASL feel. The VC are difficult for the German and even with the balance and it being Al's second playing he failed.	SGT Mac
Ripples on the Pond		Gravy_Bread
About His Shadowy Sides		Rich Weiley
Factory in Flix	This scenario is tough for the attacker but Laurent succeeded to take the 2 victory buildings before the last turn. There was only one Nationalist MMC remaining on the board... Well played Laurent !	lechiquier94
All Down the Line		Bongiovanni
Vichy Strikes Back		Lionelc62
Yet the Bite Remains		Bongiovanni
Over Open Sights		NicolasLL
Not Out of the Woods Yet	Came to the end, and wow, what a close one!	von Garvin
Tabacchificio Fiocche		manzoliandrea72
Shumilino	A tough fight for both sides. As the Germans you have to spread your assets - Entrenchments, Wire, Mines - around somewhat as the Russians have variable entry conditions meaning they can effectively attack the village from all directions. Similarly with the Guns so I kept those hidden until T3 when my reinforcing infantry and StuGs got onto the board. A tense fight thereafter, the Russians got a total of 18 buildings but the Germans had just enough strength - and some good dice in Prep Fire - to take back the 3 needed for a win in the final half turn.	Simonstan
Last Train to Leningrad	First scenario played from the TOTR module and it pitted my NKVD units complete with a morale level of 8 and and ELR of 2 (!) against Marc's Germans. I made my first mistake before the sides even set up by giving insufficient consideration to the best spots to place the railcars that are granted to the Russian player by SSR. What I should have done was put at least some of them to the North side of the map so that there was cover to approach the H2 wooded area behind the level crossing in 18aG2. Marc defended this area in strength by placing a roadblock in I2/H2 and sending most of the reinforcements to positions where they could hide out of sight and dare the Russians to advance into ADJACENT woods hexes to get blasted. Basically, the Russians were able to clear the rail cars and the rowhouses to the south but never manged to muster a force that could threaten the German stronghold behind the woods to the north and I conceded with two turns remaining when my CE KV tank tried to reach the area but got stunned by a 2+2 attack. The Russians have a powerful force here but they have a lot to do and my impression after playing the game was that I felt it was slightly pro-German (a view which seems to be borne out by results posted on ROAR (16-8 pro-German at the last count). I underestimated the need to commit a large enough force to clear the northern woods but, having said this, it wasn't as if I didn't need to have all hands to the pumps to clear the rail cars etc to the south. Lessons learned are that rail cars really constrict AFV movement and that rowhouses in the south are brutally difficult to clear when hand to hand combat is in effect. Stacking squads to create a fire base becomes very risky when an enemy unit can enter CC from behind the dividing wall.	Dougban
Retaking Vierville		cub99
Bridge Over the River Queen	Russian's won by having four Good Order MMC on RR hexes south of the gully.	RJenulis
Battle for Babau		Dispang12
Sparrow Force (SP) CG		Dispang12
A Few Rounds	Game went down to the AFPh of the last turn, so it was all to play for and could have gone either way. The game fortune swung both ways, although in the last turn the Canadian couldn't seem to pass any MC nor pass any Rally attempt, which sealed their fate. Ultimately it came down to one last encircled HS breaking on a German AFPh shot. Key Canadian mistakes: not setting up the PIATs in the front line (an unforgivable oversight) with the retreating troops, allowing the Beasts to go amok among the Canadians, fortunately to little effect; forgetting where the 76LL boresighted hex was (because there was a pile of German troops on top of the marker!). Canadian highlights: setting up the 76LL on their right flank was very successful, it was away from the main German line of advance, and yet covered the entire Canadian flank through to the end game, nailing two Beasts and whacking a couple of squads with a pinch of luck. Most unlucky moment: a 248+PIAT in K8 had a CX 9-1 and 467+LMG advance into K7, it looked bad; in its PFPh the 248 had a stroke of fortune in scoring a hit with the PIAT and breaking the 467, which in the RtPh was eliminated when claiming NQ; now the CX 9-1 was alone and the 248 advanced in for the kill: it didn't get the Ambush, it failed to scratch the leader with an 8 or less, and the 9-1 then proceeded to mow down the HS. It's a cruel game sometimes! (VASL Log)	iperboreano
Pössl’s Posse		CWO_19
Milling About	Replayed again with Dennis taking the Japanese. The British managed an effective fighting withdrawal using the dense jungle and keeping concealment. A couple CCs went the British way which both sealed the deal and prevented the Japanese from exiting any squads. The British went first. I think this is pretty hard if the Japanese don't go first, having only 5 turns.	dmareske
The Lion, Driven	Commonwealth preserved 2 Guns, cleared the roadblock and exited 1 AFV by turn 5 but could not clear all of the Japanese from the road. A real chess match.	johnl
Former Foes	Allies won a bloody battle.	grumblejones
Former Foes		Danno
Death Solves All Problems	First of all - WAY too many overlays! Some are even stacked on top of each other due to the way overlays are cut out. Since this exact configuration is used in at least two scenarios, and given the price of the module, I think this mass of overlays should have been one giant overlay. Poster putty and plexiglass are a must if playing face-to-face! As far as the scenario itself, it was fun. As the Germans, I felt like I was going to be overrun every turn. My pickets did a fair job of slowing the Russian horde, but eventually my forces were lined up in the two victory hexrows (basically, the two rows with all the buildings). Good use of mines - I suggest buying the max - and some decent rolls helped blunt the Russian momentum. With fortified buildings behind them, the Russians were running out of time. After the Russian turn 5 player turn and the silly "mad dash and hope for the best" strategy, there wasn't a realistic chance of them taking the required number of building locations with only half a turn left. If the scenario were a turn or two longer so the Russians could regroup after finding the fortifications, I think the Germans would have no chance. I'd say the game designers got the scenario length just right.	Jude
Lenin's Sons	SS advanced steadily, using flanks. Russians should have set up.MG on the left to cover open field. Russians should have hidden in tje woods off the road and path to delay. SS were relentless and flanked from.right and took the buildings in last half turn. Russians were spread thin. Well played by Bill and the SS.	BobMcKenna1966
Cherry Ripe	This intense infantry battle is a good fresher for the climbing rules. I drew the British and all three groups got to the cliffs with only a few broken MMC, but Jim bottled up both flanking groups forcing a 4-turn fight for buildings AA3 and I6. Every CC in this game became a melee! 548s are tough to push out of stone buildings. My LMORs ran out of SMOKE early, and I couldn't rally MMC left on Levels 0/1 once my SMCs were on Level 2. On the upside, I only hit one minefield. I should have sent a platoon to take the oP5 church and get into the center of town early. At the end of GT4, I thought my force was shot. You have to grind it out. J6 fell and my left flank force broke out. They took the ground floor of the L6 church but lost it in CC to a German counterattack. Jim: My Achilles heel was just 10 MMC. Hold key buildings to restrict British movement. I picked I6, K5, L6, U6 and W4 and covered the back three roads (N3, Q5 and T3) with dummies. In this war of attrition, I lost 4.5 squads in 5 turns, and at the end of turn 6, Vic had 23 L1 building hexes and 14 L2s. Then the PzIIIL fell to a rear PIAT shot and my 9-2 and two HS were trapped and captured in building V3, leaving me 3 MMC to retake 4 L2 buildings hexes. It was a great, hard-fought game. Vic passed some personal MCs to get this win!	dieneuner25
Melee Near the Coast		Dispang12
Another Frustrating Day		JHaughey
Summer Duty		Danno
Summer Duty	Germans manage to get 10 VP worth of buildings and 26 VP to 24 Russian CVP. It was a very near thing for a German victory.	grumblejones
Skiing in Lapland		A15.4er
Slicing the Throat	The Japanese certainly had the dice in this playing passing most of the MCs as the British fired and fired in an attempt to inflict losses. In return the Japanese inflicted regular casualties / breaks and Smoke enabled them to get round both flanks of the defence. Called in T3 by concession as the British just didn’t have the forces left to stop the Japanese sweeping through the city and picking up most of the building VPs	Simonstan
Slicing the Throat	This is a tough fight for a the British force, half of which is made up of Green troops and that ELR of 2 sees a fair bit of Disruption, Units which are then captured and significantly boost the Japanese CVP. Defending, I fell back in reasonable order and inflicted plenty of casualties on the Japanese but CVP wise it was pretty even when I conceded before Japanese T7. They were just ahead on Location Control VP and I wouldn’t be able to stop them picking up a few more.	Simonstan
Leaving Changsha	An absolutely disgusting showing from the dice led to a blowout for the Chinese. Not a single IFT roll was above 8, and the Japanese couldn't mirror that for their MCs. I felt I had to leave the rating at 5/Average because after Japanese Turn 3 they'd lost ao many troops that it didn't feel like any further progress could be made. I still like the concept of the scenario and the mechanics it has, but it was a frustrating thing to see the dice go one way and one way only.	Jobbo_Fett
Yet the Bite Remains	I wanted to set up a strong upfront defense, but the pre-game OBA scared me away from stacking or situating in jungle. Instead I used my HIPs to place two HS flanking the road, my gun next door, and the mortar on overwatch. As often happens, the threat of danger is often scarier than reality, and the OBA only hit one occupied hex, rolling an 11 in the process. The front line caused very little damage, but they clogged the works with their bodies and slowed the Commonwealth advance just enough. And thus would commence the PTO body block game, with the Japs deploying as much as possible, breaking and routing back to leaders to rally, rinse, and repeat. It was a rather pedestrian scenario, with the Commonwealth coming up just a turn short, but was certainly a highly enjoyable day as I got to spend it in the company again of a great group of FTF guys, this time playing my PBEM buddy Steve.	buser333
A Quick Strike	Japanese setup with PB in bunker configurations in the middle and off the left flank. I tried to keep forces near the middle more or less to allow redeployment depending on the attack. Mike came up the middle with most of his forces with only a feint to the Japanese right flank. It turned into a bit of a slug fest but the Americans couldn't shoot and the Japanese had excellent IFT result. The Americans beat down the Japanese to the point where they had captured 2xPB and Japanese only had 1 FS, 3x HS, 1 striped crew and the 8-0 leader but were effectively blocking the exit points generating a concession on turn 6. A typical bloody PTO scenario with many options for play.	sdedier
The Driven Draw Blood		igycrctl
The Lock of Colmar		Danno
The Lock of Colmar	I enjoyed this scenario and it is challenging for both sides. But it's definitely a bit pro-Allied. My Germans managed to knock out all the Shermans and I still had to concede after I was reduced to 3 unbroken squads in play. This is an infantry fight...and I lost that and thus the scenario. Still enjoyed this one and recommend it.	grumblejones
Assaulting Tes	The Germans had secured 20 buildings by T6 but with the last half turn the Russians had just enough left to take back a couple of them to secure the win. HTs proved vulnerable to the Russian ATRs / LMGs as they swarmed round the Russian defence. SU-100 only got one shot away (a miss) before the gun malfed but compensated for by one of the SU-76Ms knocking out a Jagdpanther from the rear and then a second one with a CH. A really close game, great fun	Simonstan
Dubrovka		usmcwo1
Flying Turrets	A tough ask but I was really enjoting death by numbers	macrobosanta
The Lion, Driven		Bongiovanni
Five-Oh-Sink	Close game eventually decided by the Americans running out of time. Martin needed to take risks moving double time in the open and was punished with a leader killed, a leader wounded and three squads breaking. He resigned at the end of the movement phase of the 4th turn. Excellent scenario that could of gone either way.	alexashton@vinecc.org
The Crown of Thorn		Danno
The Crown of Thorn	German minefields bedeviled the American infantry and then the 75 gun went on a HEAT rate tear and destroyed the two Stuarts and the Greyhound. The Hetzer took out a Sherman and was lined up to take out the second one. Americans gave the concession after 3.	grumblejones
Le Manoir	I was too aggressive and also should’ve “hidden” my mortars. And possibly only deployed one squad and. Not 2 of them. Again, this guy can roll low!	Itinerant
One Miserable Night	Fun lesson in night fighting, but I’m not sure this one was properly vetted as the USMC can avail a gamey setup that shuts down the IJN shot at victory. The defending US has more squad equivalents with 18 to 14 Japanese, more small arms/MG firepower with 148 factors to 54, more MGs with 3 US HMG and 5 US MMG against 2 IJN LMG, more leaders 7 versus 3, more tanks 2 to 0, each side gets 2 DC. The Japanese do get a spotty inaccurate pre-game bombardment, but the Marines can set up in fox holes with plenty of cover. This all might make sense if SSR forced the Marines to disperse, but they don’t. To the contrary, SSR give the Marines automatic freedom of movement for two leaders vice dicing for just one as usual (E1.21) thereby taking a bite out of Japan’s night advantage. Of crucial importance, the night time jungle battlefield is bisected by a road/trail network shaped like an inverted Y with a kunai field on either side of the Y’s stem. The Japanese approach from the south (opening of the Y) and must cross a muddy stream. The Marines have pickets along that stream with 80 FP and a rear area defense force with 68 FP factors (not including the Shermans and DC); note that each half of the US OB has more FP than the entire Japanese OB at 54! Again, if the Americans had to spread thin and were slow to react (as usual at night) that might make sense. But SSR allow them to react quickly and they can concentrate. To win, the Japanese have to score 19 CVP, tabulated normally, with 5 CVP for capturing an ammo dump which set up HIP on or adjacent to the Kunai. On defense, the Marines can “game” the scenario by defending only half of the battlefield, leaving one flank mostly open, but for dummies and a handful of real half squads to strip cloaking, inviting Japanese infiltration there. Once the Japanese lose cloaking, their movement through the dense jungle slows dramatically; they end up fighting the terrain. So, the US laughs while the Japanese either: 1) run into overwhelming firepower by attacking the defended half, or 2) waste a lot of time (half the scenario) trudging through dense jungle to discover a forest of dummy counters with no ammo dump! Although the rear has two kunai fields – one on the left half and one on the right half – the rear area Marines are not required to defend both. Therefore, they can put both supply dumps in one field along with most of their rear area OB including multiple HMG/MMG while staffing the other Kunai field with dummies and perhaps a few half squads to enhance the illusion. Given their inferiority in number and FP, the Japanese basically have to choose one of three options as their main focus with a possible half-try at one of the others: 1) attack toward the right-side kunai to kill an ammo dump there, 2) attack toward the left side kunai to kill an ammo dump there, or 3) go up the middle in search of tanks to kill for CVP! Along the way, the Japanese hope to trounce enough USMC picket squads to up their CVP total. The tanks do afford CVP rich targets. The problem there is that they can just set up on the far board edge in line on the road with one half squad each as escort and get in motion ASAP, again an SSR allows them to move more easily than normal at night. Therefore, any tank hunter hero rushing those tanks (way late in the game given the distance to travel) would – at the very least - have to face point blank tank MGs, same hex half-squad FP, and only then get a crack at a moving target. That says nothing of the infantry platoon the Marines might start there or send that way to bolster the tanks given their automatic freedom of movement for two leaders. Anyway, in our playing, the IJN started well. They concentrated on the American left (Japanese right) or east side of the map. The bombardment broke one USMC squad and one leader. The IJN crossed the stream on the first turn and killed one USMC squad in hand-to-hand combat, but not ambush so the USMC automatic freedom of movement kicked in. One of those USMC auto-move leaders ran afield to help other squads off their NO MOVE counters while some USMC stream pickets pulled back from the melee they witnessed. But, some swift IJN caught up to them, placed a DC to score a 2KIA and thereby kill two USMC squads and break their best leader (9-2). So, by the end of turn three, the IJN had killed three and a half USMC squads at the cost of only one IJN squad, overrun an HMG, and stood concealed on the edge of the right-side kunai field. Then the concentrated US firepower took its toll. Since about 75% of the US OB had set up in the Japanese path, including 3 HMGs and 4 MMGs, they just started blasting away. For example, one US HMG directed by the now recovered 9-2 went on a rate tear to strip concealment, triple break two IJN squads, and kill their leader. There were multiple entrenched US stacks in the kunai field with 16+ FP. The IJN could not see the two HIP ammo dumps out there somewhere. So, the IJN nibbled away at the USMC in the kunai and took some down in hand-to-hand combat, but ultimately withered under massive US firepower. Given the dense jungle and US “check point” on the path the Shermans were too far away to reach in time. A smaller IJN force of four 3-4-7 squads did bleed its way up the middle, but the three US half squads sent to slow/whittle it down succeeded and kept the tanks out of reach. Note, had the Japanese instead attacked on their left it would have taken three or four turns to discover a forest of fakes, not enough time left to slog across a board full of dense jungle in search of faraway CVP. By turn 7, the Japanese had lost about 80% of their force (one intact 2nd line and a few broken half squads left) and accumulated 14 CVP, five short of the 19 required. Killing an ammo dump or tank would have put them over the top, but as noted those were at a distance behind a wall of US firepower. To balance this scenario, one might delete a USMC squad, MMG, or automatic freedom of movement, or not allow dummies to set up along the stream bank.	gorkowskij
Death Box		johan.vrijdaghs@gmail.com

Highest rated scenarios

ID	Scenario	Rating
S12	Over Open Sights	7.50
301	St. Kilian's Bloody Sword	7.40
S16	Legio Patria Nostra	7.20
DB181	Hot Tigers	7.17
293	Death Solves All Problems	6.75
290	Last Train to Leningrad	6.50
BFP-82	Steamroller	6.50
FT 81	Dubrovka	6.25
295	Death Box	5.67
294	No Man, No Problem	5.25

ID	Scenario	Rating
A	The Guards Counterattack	8.18
J207	Unhorsed	7.92
01	Fighting Withdrawal	7.50
126	Commando Schenke	7.40
DB185	Pipkorn's Attempt	7.40
J208	Panzerpioniere!	7.33
S02	War of the Rats	7.33
J245	Factory Fodder	7.33
J212	Shoulder to Shoulder	7.11
BFP-82	Steamroller	7.09

ID	Scenario	Rating
HF CG I	Hatten in Flames	8.42
S56	In Pursuit of the French	8.33
S45	Contested Settlement	8.30
32	Subterranean Quarry	8.25
ITR-6	The Ceramic Factory	8.08
AP157	Trap by Mishap	8.06
DB130	Tigers and Flames	8.00
J200	One Story Town	8.00
135	Acts of Defiance	7.98
TOT 45	The Dogs of War	7.96

Most played scenarios

ID	Scenario	Count
295	Death Box	4
301	St. Kilian's Bloody Sword	4
FT 81	Dubrovka	4
WO18	A Quick Strike	3
MM 68	Oliwa's Escape	3
S16	Legio Patria Nostra	3
S13	Priority Target	3
S14	88s at Zon	3
240	The Last Roadblock	3
291	Bridge Over the River Queen	3

ID	Scenario	Count
J241	It's a Battlefield	19
J212	Shoulder to Shoulder	18
J244	Bowden's Wood	14
AP194	Not Fade Away	13
J207	Unhorsed	12
J208	Panzerpioniere!	12
AP195	Break In On Rollbahn A	12
AP196	Silver & Bronze	12
295	Death Box	12
01	Fighting Withdrawal	12

ID	Scenario	Count
S01	Retaking Vierville	285
S02	War of the Rats	219
A	The Guards Counterattack	184
01	Fighting Withdrawal	170
T01	Gavin Take	140
S03	Simple Equation	126
126	Commando Schenke	121
105	Going To Church	115
S05	Clearing Colleville	113
S14	88s at Zon	109

Latest News

Reports and statistics

I've added a replica of the roar balance report (based on archive plays) underneath reports -> balance, on the left hand menu and some statistics charts, too.

Want to see how many games have been logged and when? Are we playing more now than we did 3 years ago? What about the year when the most scenarios were published? Or are games played with vasl more regularly than ftf?

All this and a little bit more on the statistics page (found on the left hand side under reports).

3rd July 2024, 12:30

Map page and new search options

The Maps link on the left hand nav bar takes you to a maps page that provides the opportunity to search the maps via names and tags. The maps that don't have images will slowly get updated, and those who have admin rights can add tags to help scenario designers and players filter maps by a set of tags, such as Rural, City, Stream, etc.

You can update your map collection, in order to search by maps owned on the advanced search, by ticking the boxes on this page which should automatically update your map collection. The button that is on this page takes all publications that you own and adds the maps that are listed on those into your collection.

As always, a big thanks to those who help populate this data!

23rd April 2024, 13:50

Map data update

The way maps are stored under-the-hood has been changed. Previously maps were simply strings of text that were split into map_strings and added to the scenario. They weren't really unique map rows, which meant that there could be duplicates with similar names, and it wasn't really feasible to do nicer things with them, like attach images to them, or work out which publications they were from.

This has changed now, and the data has been ported across to the new map objects. All that's missing is the publication->map data, ie, which publications have which maps!

For those that like to edit and update these things, it's now possible to enter the maps for each publication (by logging in and editing the publication page and adding the maps). If we can get a good set of this data we can do things like "show me scenarios that I own the maps for" and other module dependencies for scenarios.

I've not done the same for overlays, because it seems a bit more of an overhead, but in theory it would be possible, but maybe a bit too much effort.

Finally - you can now hover over the map values within the scenarios and publication pages (if the maps have been added to them yet) to see a map preview. If the map image isn't there yet, it might need updating, but the standard ones should all work - I think!

21st March 2024, 00:59

Advanced Search tidy up

Thanks to JP whose eagle-eyes spotted a couple of small issues, the advanced search is now correctly handling third party/official searches and remembering your selection of starter kit preference during a search.

31st October 2023, 17:53

March Madness 2023: 10th Mountain Division pack - now available for download

Thanks to the guys over in Kansas, and Encircled productions, the archive is now hosting the 2023 10th Mountain Division pack.

Price is $15 and the pack features 9 scenarios and a 4 scenario campaign which can be played as individual scenarios or as the connected mini-campaign.

22nd March 2023, 12:02

*wipe*

Latest Content Additions

Updated daily. Refresh

Scenario	Action	When
20 Ans Apres	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	8h 58m 44s ago
20 Years Later	Jobbo_Fett Added a playing	8h 59m 8s ago
Defeat in Java	Hutch Modified the unit counts	10h 38m 54s ago
Defeat in Java	Hutch Modified the Defender's AFVs	10h 38m 54s ago
Defeat in Java	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	10h 39m 55s ago
Defeat in Java	Hutch Set the designer field	10h 40m 40s ago
Airborne Samurai	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	10h 41m 23s ago
Airborne Samurai	Hutch Modified the unit counts	10h 42m 24s ago
Vogt's Ritterkreuz	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	10h 44m 57s ago
A Polish Requiem	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	10h 46m 49s ago
Will To Fight...Eradicated	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	10h 48m 5s ago
Will To Fight...Eradicated	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	10h 48m 59s ago
Maczek Fire Brigade	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	10h 50m 25s ago
Riding the Coattails	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	10h 50m 55s ago
Riding the Coattails	Hutch Modified the unit counts	10h 51m 19s ago
Riding the Coattails	Hutch Modified the Defender's Guns	10h 51m 19s ago
Riding the Coattails	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	10h 52m 12s ago
Maczek Fire Brigade	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	10h 53m 8s ago
Grebbe End	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	10h 55m 58s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	10h 57m 34s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	Hutch Modified the Attacker's Guns	10h 59m 3s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	Hutch Modified the unit counts	10h 59m 4s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	10h 59m 34s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	Hutch Modified the Attacker's Guns	10h 59m 34s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	Hutch Modified the unit counts	11h 31s ago
Action at Balberkamp	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	11h 2m 55s ago
Action at Balberkamp	Hutch Set the designer field	11h 4m 8s ago
Round Two	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	11h 5m 39s ago
Rattle of Sabres	Hutch Modified the unit counts	11h 8m 36s ago
Rescue Attempt	Hutch Modified the unit counts	12h 28m 31s ago
Rescue Attempt	Hutch Modified the Attacker's Guns	12h 28m 31s ago
Rescue Attempt	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 29m 41s ago
Art Nouveau	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 32m 7s ago
Fighting Back	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	12h 34m 39s ago
Fighting Back	Hutch Modified the unit counts	12h 35m 12s ago
Fighting Back	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	12h 35m 12s ago
No Way Out	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 38m 5s ago
Round One	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 39m 33s ago
An Uncommon Occurrence	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 43m 52s ago
Age-Old Foes	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	12h 45m 46s ago
Age-Old Foes	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 47m 4s ago
Age-Old Foes	Hutch Set the designer field	12h 47m 32s ago
Piercing the Peel	Hutch Set the designer field	12h 48m 14s ago
Toujours L'Audace	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 51m 16s ago
Toujours L'Audace	Hutch Set the designer field	12h 52m 19s ago
Rude Awakening	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	12h 53m 55s ago
Rude Awakening	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	12h 56m 5s ago
Rude Awakening	Hutch Set the designer field	12h 59m 5s ago
Birds of Prey	Hutch Modified the misc. rules	13h 58s ago
Birds of Prey	Hutch Set the designer field	13h 2m 9s ago
Revenge at Kastelli	Hutch Set the designer field	13h 4m 28s ago
The Gauntlet	Hutch Set the designer field	13h 5m 13s ago
Into the Fray	Hutch Set the designer field	13h 5m 39s ago
Into the Fray	Hutch Modified the Unit Elements	13h 7m 46s ago
Into the Fray	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	14h 52m 32s ago
The Gauntlet	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	14h 53m 7s ago
Revenge at Kastelli	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	14h 55m 28s ago
Birds of Prey	hoxson1 Uploaded an Image	14h 56m 11s ago
Birds of Prey	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	14h 56m 49s ago
Rude Awakening	hoxson1 Linked the scenario to ROAR	14h 58m 28s ago
Rude Awakening	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	14h 58m 54s ago
Toujours L'Audace	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	14h 59m 32s ago
Piercing the Peel	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 13s ago
Age-Old Foes	hoxson1 Modified the misc. rules	15h 51s ago
Age-Old Foes	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 1m 35s ago
An Uncommon Occurrence	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 2m 18s ago
Round One	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 3m 3s ago
No Way Out	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 5m 36s ago
Fighting Back	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 7m 41s ago
Good Night, Sweet Prince	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 8m 23s ago
Art Nouveau	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 9m 13s ago
Rescue Attempt	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 10m 8s ago
Pride and Joy	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 11m 41s ago
Italian Brothers	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 13m 23s ago
Rattle of Sabres	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 14m 28s ago
The Weigh In	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 15m 9s ago
Round Two	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 15m 53s ago
Action at Balberkamp	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 16m 57s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 18m 17s ago
On the Road to Andalsnes	hoxson1 Modified the overview	15h 18m 31s ago
Grebbe End	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 19m 17s ago
The Professionals	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 21m 50s ago
Maczek Fire Brigade	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 22m 51s ago
Riding the Coattails	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 23m 38s ago
Will To Fight...Eradicated	hoxson1 Linked the scenario to ROAR	15h 24m 45s ago
Will To Fight...Eradicated	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 25m 16s ago
A Polish Requiem	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 27m 21s ago
Vogt's Ritterkreuz	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 29m 1s ago
Sting 'em at Zingem	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 30m 21s ago
Airborne Samurai	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 32m 7s ago
Defeat in Java	hoxson1 Uploaded the Board image	15h 32m 50s ago
Prokhorovka Axis, 11 July	Hutch Modified the unit counts	17h 11m 11s ago
Prokhorovka Axis, 11 July	Hutch Modified the Defender's AFVs	17h 11m 11s ago
Death Ride	Hutch Modified the unit counts	17h 12m 23s ago
Death Ride	Hutch Modified the Defender's AFVs	17h 12m 23s ago
Brutality Alley	Hutch Modified the unit counts	17h 13m 58s ago
Brutality Alley	Hutch Modified the Defender's AFVs	17h 13m 58s ago
The Fraternal Grave	Hutch Modified the unit counts	17h 15m 38s ago
The Fraternal Grave	Hutch Modified the Attacker's AFVs	17h 15m 38s ago
Russian Riposte	Hutch Modified the unit counts	17h 18m 43s ago

Publication	Scenarios	Rating
March Madness 2022 Grumble Jones Pack	8	8.14
March Madness 2009 Partisan Pack	8	8.00
March Madness 2023 10th Mountain Division Pack	9	7.95
March Madness 2017 Hollis Partisans Pack	10	7.83
March Madness 2018 Players Pack	10	7.70
March Madness 2013 Commissar Pack	8	7.68
Time on Target # 3	14	7.53
Grumble Jones	154	7.48
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #2	8	7.48
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #1 2nd Edition	12	7.32
ASL Starter Kit Bonus Pack #2	8	7.24
ASL Starter Kit #4	8	7.23
Schwerpunkt # 9	12	7.22
The Green Hell of Inor	19	7.17
ASL 9 - Gung Ho!	8	7.14
Friendly Fire Pack 12	8	7.14
Schwerpunkt #14	12	7.12
From The Cellar Pack #4	20	7.12
Quick 6 Scenario Pack IV	6	7.10
Friendly Fire Pack 1	8	7.09
March Madness 2020 Full Rulebook ASL Pack	8	7.09
Fistful of Scenarios	6	7.08
Battle of the Hedgerows - The Storm Broke	6	7.07
HASL 1 - Red Barricades	10	7.05
Friendly Fire Pack 2	8	7.05
Dezign Pak 9	10	7.05
From The Cellar Pack #8	16	7.05
Beyond the Beachhead	8	7.02
Ost Front Pack	6	7.00
Leibstandarte Pack 5 - Scorched Earth	8	7.00
ASL Action Pack #14 Oktoberfest XXXIV	12	6.99
Critical Hit # 2	15	6.98
Best of Friends	12	6.98
Kreta - Operation Merkur	18	6.97
ASL Action Pack #10	8	6.97
ASL Action Pack #17 Oktoberfest XXXV	16	6.97
Battles of Carpiquet	13	6.96
Operations Special Issue #3	7	6.96
Friendly Fire Pack 9	8	6.96
Race For The Meuse	6	6.96
From The Cellar Pack#11	10	6.96
ASL Journal #12	14	6.95
ASL 1 - Beyond Valor (3rd Edition)	24	6.94
HazMo Scenario Pack 2: The Un-Civil Wars	10	6.94
ASL Journal #10	19	6.93
From The Cellar Pack #3	10	6.91
Friendly Fire Pack 11	8	6.91
AH:ASL Annual `93a	11	6.90
Friendly Fire Pack 6	8	6.90
Generic Playtesting Log	37	6.90
ASL Journal #11	28	6.90
Schwerpunkt # 4	12	6.89
Hero PAX 4: Mediterranean Theater of Operations	12	6.89
Friendly Fire Pack 4	10	6.88
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion (2nd Edition)	32	6.88
Friendly Fire Pack 3	8	6.87
Into The Rubble	8	6.87
HASL 9 - Hatten in Flames	10	6.87
Deluxe Advanced Squad Leader	38	6.87
Death to Fascism	8	6.86
HazMo Scenario Pack 3: City of Steel	10	6.86
Grossdeutschland Pack 1 - The Early Years	8	6.85
Schwerpunkt #22	12	6.85
ASL Action Pack # 6 A Decade of War	10	6.83
China-Burma-India: The Lost Theater Part 1	15	6.83
Best of Friends 2	12	6.83
ASL Journal #14	25	6.83
ASL 16 - Twilight of the Reich	17	6.83
Classic ASL	16	6.82
Fanatic Pack 2	12	6.82
Recon by Fire! #2	10	6.81
Schwerpunkt # 8	12	6.81
Turning the Tide	20	6.81
AH:ASL Annual `93b	12	6.80
Dezign Pak 6	12	6.80
ASL Action Pack #16 From The Land Down Under	15	6.80
Not One Step Back	8	6.80
Paddington Bears '96 Pack	10	6.79
ASL Journal # 5	13	6.78
Aussie '98 Pack	10	6.78
Aussie Tournament Pack	7	6.78
Dezign Pak 10	15	6.78
ECZ Tournament Director's Pack	16	6.77
ASL Action Pack # 4 Normandy 1944	12	6.76
ASL Action Pack #13 Oktoberfest XXXII	11	6.76
ASL 13 - Rising Sun (2021)	38	6.76
Quick 6 Scenario Pack VI	6	6.76
Melee Pack III	7	6.75
ASL 3a - Yanks (2nd Edition)	41	6.75
AH:ASL Annual `90	16	6.74
ASL Action Pack # 3 Few Returned	12	6.74
BFP 3: Blood and Jungle	47	6.74
ASL Journal # 8	16	6.74
Schwerpunkt #23	12	6.74
HASL 4 - Pegasus Bridge	8	6.73
Friendly Fire Pack 7	8	6.73
ASL 13 - Rising Sun	33	6.73
ASL Starter Kit #3	8	6.72
ASL Journal #13	33	6.72
ASL Journal # 4	13	6.71
Schwerpunkt # 5: Medal of Honor	12	6.71
Dezign Pak 5	18	6.71
DASL 1 - Streets of Fire	10	6.70
ASL 10 - Croix de Guerre	8	6.69
AH:ASL Annual `95 Winter	24	6.68
BFP 4: Crucible of Steel	32	6.68
Rally Point #14	10	6.68
HazMo Scenario Pack 1: A World at War	10	6.68
ASL Journal # 3	33	6.67
Coastal Fortress	55	6.67
Hazmo Scenario Pack 4: Making the Grade	10	6.67
HSASL 2 - Operation Veritable	17	6.66
Schwerpunkt #13	12	6.66
HASL 7 - Valor of the Guards	21	6.66
Operations Special Issue #1	6	6.66
March Madness 2019 Close Combat Pack	8	6.66
Quick 6 Scenario Pack III	6	6.66
Quick 6 Scenario Pack V	6	6.66
ASL 12 - Armies of Oblivion	11	6.65
ASL Journal # 1	17	6.65
Provence Pack (MMP Download)	10	6.65
Critical Hit # 6.4	24	6.65
Schwerpunkt # 7	12	6.65
Rally Point #15	10	6.65
From The Cellar Pack #9	17	6.65
ASL Starter Kit #1	6	6.64
Schwerpunkt #10	12	6.64
From The Cellar Pack #2	10	6.64
BFP 2: Operation Cobra	12	6.64
Friendly Fire Pack 10	8	6.64
Rally Point #11	10	6.64
Quick 6 Scenario Pack	6	6.64
BFP 5: Poland in Flames	45	6.63
AH:ASL Annual `96	14	6.62
ASL Open `96 Scenario Pack	10	6.62
ASL Action Pack #15 Swedish Volunteers	16	6.62
Schwerpunkt # 6: Victoria Cross	12	6.61
Rally Point # 3	10	6.61
Rally Point # 1	10	6.60
Franc-Tireur#10	11	6.60
Franc-Tireur#11	22	6.60
Rally Point #17	10	6.60
ASL Starter Kit #2	8	6.59
Blood & Iron	10	6.59
Schwerpunkt #11	12	6.59
Rally Point # 2	10	6.59
ASL 3 - Yanks	8	6.58
ASL Action Pack # 2	8	6.58
Schwerpunkt #20	12	6.58
ASL Action Pack # 5 East Front	12	6.56
HASL 2 - Kampfgruppe Peiper I	6	6.55
ASL Action Pack # 1	8	6.55
AH:ASL Annual `92	15	6.55
Leibstandarte Pack 1 - Blitzkrieg!	8	6.55
Tactiques # 7	8	6.54
ASL 10a - Croix de Guerre	42	6.54
HASL 12 - Drop Zone: Sainte-Mère-Église	14	6.54
HSASL 1 - Operation Watchtower	17	6.53
Dezign Pak 1	10	6.53
Schwerpunkt #12	12	6.53
Elite Canadians	9	6.53
Critical Hit # 3.1	12	6.52
Gembloux: The Feint	9	6.52
Melee Pack II	6	6.52
Swedish Volunteers	14	6.52
Kampfgruppe Scherer: The Shield of Cholm	17	6.52
ASL 5a - For King and Country	20	6.51
ASL Journal # 2	24	6.51
HASL 8 - Festung Budapest	20	6.51
Hero PAX 3: Jungle Heroes	10	6.50
From The Cellar Pack #5	14	6.50
Dos Equis Scenarios Especial	10	6.50
Recon by Fire! #3	20	6.49
ASL Journal # 9	25	6.49
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack 2018	6	6.49
HASL 10a - Red Factories	18	6.49
AH:ASL Annual `97	16	6.48
Waffen-SS II: The Fuhrer's Fireman	8	6.48
Leibstandarte Pack 2 - Barbarossa	8	6.48
ASL Starter Kit Expansion Pack #1 1st Edition	8	6.48
HASL 11 - Sword & Fire: Manila	30	6.48
Internet	160	6.47
Onslaught to Orsha	25	6.47
Beyond the Beachhead 2	16	6.47
Nor'easter XX	13	6.47
BFP: Operation Neptune	10	6.47
ASL 5 - West of Alamein	8	6.46
ASL Journal # 7	12	6.46
Friendly Fire Pack 5	10	6.46
ASL Action Pack # 8 Roads Through Rome	10	6.46
Friendly Fire Pack 8	8	6.46
Blitzkrieg in the West - Central Campaign	6	6.45
AH:ASL Annual `91	16	6.44
Tactiques # 4	8	6.44
ASL Action Pack # 9 To the Bridge!	10	6.44
Rally Point # 7	10	6.43
ASL 7 - Hollow Legions (2nd Edition)	8	6.41
Tactiques # 8	10	6.40
Schwerpunkt #16	12	6.40
Rally Point #13	10	6.40
Into The Rubble 2	12	6.40
ASL Journal # 6	15	6.39
G.I.'s Dozen	13	6.39
High Ground 2	16	6.39
Schwerpunkt #17	12	6.39
Out of the Attic #2	16	6.38
Rivers to the Reich	15	6.37
ASL 7a - Hollow Legions (3rd Edition)	54	6.37
Critical Hit # 4	10	6.36
Tactiques # 1	10	6.36
Witches Cauldron: Oosterbeek Perimeter	16	6.36
AH:ASL Annual `89	15	6.35
Franc-Tireur #7	11	6.32
Recon by Fire! #4	14	6.32
Franc-Tireur#12	12	6.32
Onslaught To Orsha 2	32	6.32
Tactiques # 6	8	6.31
Franc-Tireur#13	17	6.31
Quick 6 Scenario Pack II	6	6.31
Nor'easter Scenario Pack II	15	6.31
High Ground!	8	6.30
Tropic Thunder!	12	6.30
Franc-Tireur #8	10	6.30
Winpak #1	10	6.30
ASL 2 - Paratrooper (2nd Edition)	8	6.29
ASL Action Pack # 7	10	6.29
ASL Action Pack #12 Oktoberfest XXX	10	6.29
Covered	13	6.29
Critical Hit # 3	18	6.28
Tactiques # 9	10	6.28
Dezign Pak 2	12	6.28
From The Cellar Pack #6	10	6.28
ASL Action Pack #11 29 Let's Go!	10	6.27
Schwerpunkt #21	12	6.27
Corregidor: The Rock	21	6.27
ASL Action Pack #18 Oktoberfest XXXVII	14	6.27
Blitzkrieg Pack	18	6.26
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (3rd Edition)	24	6.26
Fanatic Pack 1	12	6.25
Berlin: Red Vengeance	11	6.25
Dezign Pak 7	12	6.25
Rally Point #16	10	6.25
Rally Point #18	10	6.25
Out of the Attic	16	6.24
ASL 15 - Forgotten War	16	6.24
HASL 10b - Red October	11	6.24
March Madness `97 Pack	12	6.23
ASL 14 - Hakkaa Päälle!	17	6.23
Hero PAX 1: Hurtgen Hell to Bulge Nightmare	8	6.22
Armoured Aussie Pack	7	6.22
Rally Point # 6	10	6.22
Tactiques # 2	10	6.21
Rally Point # 8	10	6.21
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (2nd Edition)	8	6.20
Dezign Pak 4	15	6.20
Schwerpunkt #15	12	6.20
ASL 4 - Partisan!	8	6.19
Internet: MMP	6	6.19
The Canadians In Italy 1: The Red Patch Devils in Sunny Sicily	8	6.17
Out of the Bunker	14	6.17
Schwerpunkt #19	12	6.17
Franc-Tireur#15	22	6.16
Rally Point # 9	10	6.13
SASL 1 - Solitaire ASL (2nd Edition)	21	6.11
The Canadians In Italy 2: The Spaghetti League	12	6.09
Schwerpunkt # 3	12	6.09
Schwerpunkt #18	12	6.08
Buckeyes!	10	6.07
From The Cellar Pack #7	10	6.07
Schwerpunkt # 2	12	6.06
ASL 8 - Code of Bushido	8	6.05
HASL 3 - Kampfgruppe Peiper II	8	6.05
ASL 6 - The Last Hurrah (2nd Edition)	8	6.04
Leibstandarte Pack 4 - Turning of the Tide!	8	6.04
Backblast # 2	8	6.03
Franc-Tireur#14	32	6.03
Recon by Fire! #1	8	6.00
Waffen-SS I: No Quarter No Glory!	6	6.00
Objective: Schmidt	17	6.00
ASL 1 - Beyond Valor (1st Edition)	10	6.00
Dezign Pak 8	10	5.98
Schwerpunkt # 1	12	5.93
HASL 6 - A Bridge Too Far	12	5.91
The Canadians In Italy 3: D-Day Dodgers	10	5.91
Time on Target # 1	13	5.90
Dezign Pak 3	15	5.90
Blitzkrieg in the West - Northern Campaign	6	5.90
Paddington Bears '97 Pack	8	5.87
Time on Target # 2	21	5.87
Deluxe Pack #1	12	5.87
HASL 5 - Blood Reef: Tarawa	10	5.86
Hero PAX 2: Eastern Front Hero Fest	8	5.83
Southern Cross Scenario Pack `96	6	5.80
From the Cellar Pack#12	11	5.79
Wacht Am Rhein	16	5.73
ASLOK 2005 - 20th Anniversary Scenario Pack	10	5.71
Winpak #2	6	5.68
ASL For Fun-LCP	32	5.68
Melee Pack I	6	5.63
DASL 2 - Hedgerow Hell	8	5.60
All American I: Kellam's Bridge	10	5.52
Leibstandarte Pack 3 - Clash at Kharkov!	8	5.48
Panzer Aces	6	5.43
Shingle's List	8	5.42
Hell's Highway	6	5.35
Guerra Civil: The Spanish Civil War	12	5.20
Firefights!	6	5.19
The Long March	17	5.16
Soldiers of the Negus	8	4.93

Publication	Games Played
ASL 16 - Twilight of the Reich	22
ASL Journal #14	21
From The Cellar Pack #9	15
ASL Starter Kit #2	15
ASL Action Pack #19 Roads to Rangoon	13
ASL Starter Kit #1	10
ASL 10a - Croix de Guerre	10
Hazmo Scenario Pack 4: Making the Grade	8
BFP 3: Blood and Jungle	7
ASL Journal # 3	5
ASL 3a - Yanks (2nd Edition)	5
Friendly Fire Pack 5	5
Dispatches from the Bunker #14	4
ASL Action Pack # 9 To the Bridge!	4
ASL 1 - Beyond Valor (3rd Edition)	4
HazMo Scenario Pack 1: A World at War	4
Franc-Tireur#10	4
ASL 5a - For King and Country	3
ASL Journal #13	3
Dispatches from the Bunker #56	3
ASL Journal # 8	3
Canada At War 2	3
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack 2021	3
Franc-Tireur#14	3
ASL 14 - Hakkaa Päälle!	3
Covered	3
ASL Journal #12	3
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack 2016	3
March Madness 2021 Three-Player Pack	3
ASL Journal # 7	3
Classic ASL	3
BFP 2: Operation Cobra	3
ASL Action Pack #16 From The Land Down Under	3
ASL Journal #10	3
Special Ops #12	3
ASL Action Pack #18 Oktoberfest XXXVII	2
Operations Special Issue #1	2
Bitterest Day	2
Schwerpunkt #11	2
BFP 4: Crucible of Steel	2
ASL Action Pack #10	2
Dispatches from the Bunker #21	2
HASL 8 - Festung Budapest	2
HASL 9 - Hatten in Flames	2
Turning the Tide	2
Winter Offensive Bonus Pack 2020	2
Franc-Tireur #9	2
Franc-Tireur #8	2
HASL 12 - Drop Zone: Sainte-Mère-Église	2
ASL 11 - Doomed Battalions (3rd Edition)	2

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32	Tony Fermendzin	37	1158
33	Scott Fischbein	106	1157
34	John Garlic	106	1154
35	Spencer Armstrong	56	1153
36	Brian Wiersma	21	1150
37	david ginnard	27	1149
38	Robert Wolkey	19	1149
39	Sean Mitchell	25	1148
40	Paul Sidhu	16	1147
41	Eric Topp	180	1147
42	Douglas Leslie	45	1145
43	Tom Kearney	533	1144
44	S. Slunt	66	1143
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46	Mark Moore	27	1143
47	davide galloni	141	1142
48	Igor Luckyanov	37	1141
49	Will Fleming	20	1139
50	Michael Rodgers	659	1138
51	Raoul Duke	101	1137
52	Derek Ritter	21	1135
53	Scott Hasson	24	1135
54	Alessandro Demichelis	29	1135
55	John O'Reilly	17	1135
56	Ben Jones	18	1134
57	Gerard Burton	185	1131
58	Lionel Colin	69	1128
59	Michael Augustine	18	1126
60	John Boyle	38	1125
61	Andrew Young	14	1125
62	Steve Bowen	44	1125
63	Andreas R	66	1125
64	David Douglas	7	1123
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66	Larry Rohlfing	171	1122
67	Martin Mayers	91	1120
68	Ron Duenskie	17	1120
69	Don Lazov	91	1119
70	Melvin Falk	9	1119
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72	Darren Kovacs	11	1118
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75	Björn Lorenzen	15	1116
76	Rami Saarinen	83	1115
77	Greg Barsness	55	1115
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81	Paul Schaeffer	12	1112
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86	Rick Reinesch	15	1107
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88	Jeffrey wasserman	92	1105
89	J. R. Tracy	12	1104
90	X von Marwitz	415	1103
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92	Tom Weniger	7	1101
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94	Jim Thompson	10	1100
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99	David Reenstra	35	1097
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