Hi. I have the material for have asked for. It consisted of four scenarios and a detailed purchased chart. It was designed by Richard Cornwall and it was based on a similar system utilised in a previous tournament by Paul Seage. Can you PM me so I can send the material through.
Dan. A scenario I designed in MMPs Journal 14 contained elements of the 2nd SS Police Regiment, called: J243 Sore Thumbs. The Germans SS police are represented as SS 4-4-7s. If you play it, definitely use the German balance.
I wouldn't mind a knighthood ... Sir Andy Hatten-Rogers, ruler of the kingdom of Hillocks (a 'Hatten' joke of sorts) ... apparently you can see right across my lands (provided you a ADJACENT to a Hillock)
Mr Fenyan .... at least you did not christian me "Down in Flames" Andy .... (p.s. if I had a dollar for everytime someone places a "D" in my surname [ @M. Koch ], I could afford the shipping costs to Australia for the next MMP module)
Vic, this is the correct placement of the overlays. Personally, I would leave the "roads" on the board because they are a good representation of the track the village of Oivi sits across. As to the overlay itself, it is a reasonable representation of a New Guinea village fought over by the...
Like I said. I made an inconsistency in the design. The error persisted through all the playtests. Just play as written because it is relatively small in the overall scheme of the mini-CG.
Good point Stewart. Hmmm ... I have no answer! :) I went through all of the earlier playtest versions had the same 'inconsistency' (aka 'mistake'). I am happy to keep it as written given that it does not appear to be a 'final version' typo.
In the Hatten rules, you never completely 'lose' the OBA you paid for and (with near mathematical certainty) will eventually get all of your Black chits out ...