#75: Setting the Stage

[daveramsey]

Quarter finals time - and if you get all the way to close to the end, we uncover a new job opportunity for those dice-disadvantaged players!

 

[JoeArthur]

Dave / Martin,

Many thanks for the prize - no need to take out a bank loan on my account though - I'm happy just watching the program.

It is interesting to see how different players approach the same scenario.

Have fun with Yankee Pride - the Friday Club enjoyed it so much we played it twice swapping sides. I got to play Tony "lucky" Gibson twice. Great suggestion as to how he can earn a bit more cash

As for Andy - he is getting a free copy of this from me at Blackpool:

Baraque de Fraiture: The Battle for Parker’s Crossroads / Parker’s Crossroads (Critical Hit editions)

Baraque de Fraiture, 2nd Edition (BdF2), is somewhat odd in the ASL world, as it is the second edition of a product that was originally published in 1996 by another company (in this case, the now-d…

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So hopefully he is not too disappointed in missing the draw.............

Many thanks for more great content.

 

[Tuomo]

Rob Oler had me dead to rights in our game. Landed the OBA right on top of me, bunched up around that center building on board 44. As Dave pointed out, he just rolled horribly - think I might have lost a halfsquad or something, even though 4-5 hexes got hit. Completely lucky.

On top of that, my Tiger took a wild Area Fire shot at one of the buildings on the top board, searching for the OBA Observer, and nailed it with a CH - even randomly selecting the upper level where the Observer was. All that was left was little bits of radio.