Recent content by Dave Lamb

At least one other guy I know has tested positive for Covid today (although mild symptoms). I'll let him post here to officially announce anything.

PL 3.0 was only sold separately when it was first released. You might want to check the CH website to see its current status.

PL 2.5 had a lot of errata thru omission. PL2.5a had a bunch of corrections, as does PL 3.0.

For owners of Panther Line (upgrade to Tigers To The Front), I just discovered an errata to one of the special rules. In Special Rule #6, the reference to Russians should actually be Germans for the two Smoke FFE hexes. Owners of Tigers to the Front have that correction included already.

This thread must be why I'm suddenly being contacted by people trying to purchase the 2nd ed. copies of this game. I'm glad for the renewed interest. I believe the 3rd ed. (which I don't own or sell) retails for $99, minus the usual CH discounts offered.

FYI, this is 4-2, in favor of the Americans on ROAR. Nice AAR!

I believe I was one of his 'credited' playtesters, having played most, if not all of those scenarios. Feel free to post here or PM me, and I can try to answer your question. If I need to, I could also forward a question to Glenn.

They have their issues, but if you wish to recreate a different feel from WW2 ASL, this hits the spot. I really like the platoon movement rules, which force you to move in impulses. Tactics are different with avoiding stacking whenever possible. Big amoeba-like stacks to open fire on the enemy...

IMHO, Berlin: Fall of the 3rd Reich, 2nd edition is the best. The 1st edition had errata issues, and 3rd edition had a series of unexplained changes made, and to my knowledge were unplaytested. Any version that came out afterward I'm unfamiliar with. Ditto for Tyrants Lair. I'm only familiar...

Many years ago, I posted all Berlin: Fall of the 3rd Reich/Tyrant's Lair errata on the CH message board. I can not recall if I cross posted it on this forum. Sorry.

I'm not sure why it says that. I've played Hindenburg Line, and I was able to play it using only it plus my info counters.

Just looking at that damned seawall gives me a cold sweat (and I was the Germans)! Did you guys ever finish?

I believe so, Bill. For example, if you play the French module/pack (#2) you would need the German counters and boards that came in the first (British) module/pack. IIRC, in order to play the American module/pack, you would also need the first pack (again for the German counters and boards)...

They vary, but none were small. Most of CH's GWASL scenarios are medium to large. Some are enormous, IMO.

There was also Sturmtruppen, a tournament-sized scenario set at the battle for Goldap, E. Prussia, in November of 1944. CH #134.