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This year, 15 players participated in the tournament. Four rounds were played again. The tournament traditionally began on Friday evening with a large portion of Leberkäse (meat loaf) and sauerkraut. As in previous years, the quality of the food was above average. The Brazilian Churrasco served...

As I've heard quite a few stories about these Oregon clippers breaking down: What is the "trick" you are mentioning here as I'd like to preserve mine?

8 March

A couple of years ago a kid took part in the Grenadier tournament. He might have been the same age as your son. I think it worked well, he even won some of the games, IIRC.

I hate to destroy your illusions, but it happened to me at the Grenadier tournament. On the last turn my opponent started one of those infamous suicide charges. I saw him arrange his dice to snakeeyes. Then he placed the dice at the top of his dice rolling device. The device was no dice tower...

I tried my own self-printed storage system last weekend when I was at the Conscripts tournament. It is similar to the designs shown in previous posts, just smaller. Long story short: It was a disappointment. While I dramatically increased the efficiency and saved a lot of space there was one...

Thanks for the answers. Potential falling rubble may have a huge impact on the balance of this scenario. Roads may be impassable for tanks or not. I decided to pick another scenario.

An SSR for a scenario is like this: "Defender may place seven rubble counters (at levcl 0) in building hexes, with no more than one rubble counter in any one building." Nothing is said about falling rubble. 24.12 FALLING RUBBLE: Whenever an upper level building hex is rubbled by any means...

The new feature of the match making algorithm, to take into consideration where you are living, came as a big improvement this year. I played only European opponents. Well done, Mr. Wuwei!

What is going on there?

No change since yesterday.

The VASL League Server is down so I'll post it here: Andy Bagley and Björn Lorenzen played "always ready". Björn was able to win with the attacking US troops by the slightest of margin. We both recommend the scenario. Thanks for the game to a great opponent.

To my opponent for round 3 (Alessandro Demichelis): I am currently in Italy. I don't know your Email. I'll be back in 2 weeks an then I'll get in contact with you. Björn

Thanks for your images and for giving me the size of the gauge. Could you please confirm that your gauge looks like this? In my case there is just enough space for a counter to fit in.

First prototype just finished. Looks good to me so far. Edges could need some more smoothing.

I have seen templates at tournaments to check if a VBM is possible or blocked. Is there anyone who has developed such a template for a 3D printing? Which thickness of a counter to check if such a move is correct is generally assumed?

View of the Meuse from MM18 Another view from MM18 View of Crevecoeur castle from MM17 Walking through Bouvignes-sur-Meuse you can still discover changes caused by the battles. The road leading to the plateau as seen from Bypass DD13/EE14 The road from W19 The road from W19 View...

Dinant, right side of the Meuse. Photo taken from the bridge in PP45. Hexes SS44 and 45 Left side of the Meuse as seen from PP43. The railroad underpass in LL17 as seen from KK18 KK18 again Dinant as seen from GG39 Another view of Dinant from GG39 Link to part 2

A unit is fired upon during hazardous movement in the open and breaks. Which DRM apply to any follow up attacks on the broken unit? Will FFMO / FFNAM apply?

Is the date fixed already?