Mister T
Elder Member
Below an erratum for one LFT scenario for Albany: the Kings of Bollersdorf
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ALL THINGS ALBANY 2017
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Steven Pleva
Elder Member
For FT223 The Kings Of Bollersdorf - Grain is Plowed Fields. The map depiction incorrectly shows the Grain as in season.
Cheers,
Steve
Steven Pleva
Elder Member
Question for any Operation Turnscrew playtesters. In scenario DBOT4 Turning the Screws can the British player tow the 94mm Guns (in 5/8" counter form) on the board normally? Or do they have to be carried on dismantled?
Thanks,
Steve
Thanks,
Steve
Jacometti
Elder Member
quick question on Mormal Forest (in particular)
How do you handle the Trail Break counters for AFV set up in the woods part of a woods-road ? Are they placed onboard or recorded HIP ?
The importance is that no dummy AFV can creat such a Trail Break, therefore the placement confirms the AFV is real.
How do you handle the Trail Break counters for AFV set up in the woods part of a woods-road ? Are they placed onboard or recorded HIP ?
The importance is that no dummy AFV can creat such a Trail Break, therefore the placement confirms the AFV is real.
Steven Pleva
Elder Member
Unless I see something compelling to the contrary, I would say recorded HIP.
Steve
Steve
The 94* start the scenario is dis-mantled form. So would have to be carried.
(I just checked the final edition of DftB #44) Plus this is what I remember from play-testing at the Bunker.
Thanks
Joe
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Steven Pleva
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Corporal Leoce
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ALL ROADS LEAD TO ALBANY!
TRAVEL SAFE!
SEE YOU THERE
Joe Leoce
TRAVEL SAFE!
SEE YOU THERE
Joe Leoce
Tom Morin
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Updates?
Paul S NJ
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Gary Mei and Bill Cirrillo are playing for the tourney championship tonight in Red Tears Shed on Gray (from Friendly Fire). Bill's Rumanians have taken the requisite factory hexes and Gary is preparing to counterattack.
Ganjulama
Tuco B.P.J. Maria Ramirez
Cirillo is on a roll. ASLOK champ and now Albany finals. Quite an accomplishment.
Doug Kirk
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Any update?
Sparafucil3
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Cirillo wins. The updates are all over on Facebook. -- jim
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Like, where on Facebook? I would hate to land on the Russian hackers' version of Facebook.
Sparafucil3
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They are on the ASL group page I believe. -- jim
Just wanted to say thanks to Joe and Steve (and others who I might have missed) for all the effort to put together a great weekend between the effort on the scenarios and the raffle and logistics. A great time and your efforts are much appreciated!
Regards
Paul
Regards
Paul
Houlie
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Congratulations to Bill. ASLOK and now Albany. That is freaky impressive.
Ganjulama
Tuco B.P.J. Maria Ramirez
Has this ever been done?
Steven Pleva
Elder Member
Congratulations to Bill Cirillo for winning this year's tournament. He went 5-0 against a tough lineup. Here are the top 22:
1 Cirillo
2 Mei
3 Sidhu
4 Rosso
5 Wiersma
6 Deller
7 Rodgers
8 Duenskie
9 Chapman
10 Wong
11 Hershey
12 Tracy
13 McDiarmid
14 Hogenhaug
15 Hayward
16 Struijf
17 Puccio
18 Hamilton
19 Allexenberg
20 Tewksbury
21 Merritt
22 Garvin
Note the strong showing by the New Jersey contingent - 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 8th place. They appear to have an excellent training program.
In the Heretical Gor-Gor mini, Ron Duenskie emerged victorious.
In the hotly contested Operation Turnscrew mini, Michael Hershey claimed the wood.
Thanks to all for making it a great weekend. The vibe and sportsmanship was as good as it's ever been. Special thanks to Kedge who tutored not one, but two graduating SK players in the full rules game. Congrats to John Wood and Jonathan Kapleau on being initiated into the ASL club.
Joe Leoce once again did the heavy lifting to make sure the event went smoothly and, of course, another fine 1st place diorama.
Finally, thanks to my scenario playtest/feedback group. They were invaluable putting together a really good scenario list. I was pleased with the results (to be posted soon).
Steve
1 Cirillo
2 Mei
3 Sidhu
4 Rosso
5 Wiersma
6 Deller
7 Rodgers
8 Duenskie
9 Chapman
10 Wong
11 Hershey
12 Tracy
13 McDiarmid
14 Hogenhaug
15 Hayward
16 Struijf
17 Puccio
18 Hamilton
19 Allexenberg
20 Tewksbury
21 Merritt
22 Garvin
Note the strong showing by the New Jersey contingent - 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 8th place. They appear to have an excellent training program.
In the Heretical Gor-Gor mini, Ron Duenskie emerged victorious.
In the hotly contested Operation Turnscrew mini, Michael Hershey claimed the wood.
Thanks to all for making it a great weekend. The vibe and sportsmanship was as good as it's ever been. Special thanks to Kedge who tutored not one, but two graduating SK players in the full rules game. Congrats to John Wood and Jonathan Kapleau on being initiated into the ASL club.
Joe Leoce once again did the heavy lifting to make sure the event went smoothly and, of course, another fine 1st place diorama.
Finally, thanks to my scenario playtest/feedback group. They were invaluable putting together a really good scenario list. I was pleased with the results (to be posted soon).
Steve