[R Wolkey]: "The first thing you think when you look at this scenario is 'cool toys'. The next thing that jumps out at you about this scenario is how much jam-packed action is contained in just six short turns..."

[R Wolkey]: "Flame throwing AFV. You would think that's it about this scenario, but they don't arrive until turn four and by that time all sorts of crazy stuff has already happened... You don't feel comfortable at any time..."

[R Wolkey]: "The classic battle of quantity versus quality fought over the most famous hill in Squad Leader history. This scenario stood the test of time, as it is scenario #5 from the original Squad Leader..."

[R Wolkey]: "In White Tigers the Japanese are attacking Gurhkas on a cold rainy day. They must cross a flooded stream to attack a rubble-filled village. You would think that with 23 MMC, five AFV and ten turns long this would be no problems for the Japanese. But did I mention Gurhkas (-1 in CC), Rain (no Smoke), Flooded Streams (swimming is N/A) and rubble (3MF per hex) strewn about so readily it would make a Red Barricades veteran blush? Makes you wish it were eleven turns long."