FW Scenarios

[klasmalmstrom]

Here is a list of the FW scenarios:

203 Hard ROK – North Koreans vs South Koreans, 7½ turns, 25 June 1950, Munsan-ni, South Korea
204 Human Bullets – North Koreans vs South Koreans, 8½ turns, 28 June 1950, On the Inje-Hongch'on road, South Korea
205 Super Bazooka – North Koreans vs Americans, 5 turns, 20 July 1950, West of Taegu, South Korea
206 Hey, That Ain't A ROK - North Koreans vs Americans, 8 turns, 27 July 1950, Near Hadong, South Korea
207 Bullets For Breakfast - North Koreans vs Americans, 8 turns, 3 August 1950, Chindong-Ni, 8 km west of Masan, South Korea
208 The Grist Mill - North Koreans vs Americans, 5 turns, 6 August 1950, Soesil, South Korea
209 A Line Too Thinly Held - North Koreans vs Americans, 6½ turns, 31 August 1950, Kihang Ferry Crossing, Agok, South Korea
210 This Is Where We Stand - Communist Chinese vs Americans, 8 turns, 27 November 1950, Hill 1282, Yudam-ni, North Korea
211 Task Force Faith Breakout - Americans vs Communist Chinese, 9½ turns, 1 December 1950, East of Chosin Reservoir, North Korea
212 First Bayonet Charge - OUNC vs North Koreans, 7 turns, 10 January 1951, Hill 247, south of Wonju, South Korea
213 It's So Easy - Americans vs Communist Chinese, 6½ turns, 10 February 1951, West of Chipyong-ni, South Korea
214 Seoul Saving - Communist Chinese vs British, 7 turns, 22/23 April 1951, Hill 182, east of Choksong, South Korea
215 Red Devils - Communist Chinese vs Americans, 7 turns, 24 April 1951, South of Chichon-ni, South Korea
216 Centurions Reverse! - Communist Chinese vs British, 5½ turns, 25 April 1951, Imjin River, South Korea
217 Gloster Hill - Communist Chinese vs British, 6 turns, 25 April 1951, Hill 235, near Solma-ni, South Korea
218 Siberia Diversion - Americans vs Communist Chinese, 10 turns, 11 August 1952, Hill 58A, near Munsan-ni, South Korea


And this is what you need to play them all:

Nationalities:
South Koreans*
Russians (North Koreans)
U.S. Army
U.S.M.C.
Communist Chinese*
OUNC*
British

Boards:
2, 8, 9, 10, 15, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 33, 37, 43, 44, 50, 61, 80*, 81*, 82*, 83*

Overlays:
B1, B2
Hi7
OG1, OG2, OG4, OG5
OW1
RP2, RP3, RP5
Rv1
St3

* Part of the module

 

[Yuri0352]

A very exciting list of scenarios, all but one of which are 6 or more turns in length.

Although, you had me at 'Centurions'.

 

[Perry]

A very exciting list of scenarios, all but one of which are 6 or more turns in length.

Although, you had me at 'Centurions'.

I completely agree, except that three of them are under 6 turns.

 

[Philippe D.]

I completely agree, except that three of them are under 6 turns.

He implied that he stopped reading at "Centurions"... still, he should have seen two of them.

 

[von Marwitz]

I completely agree, except that three of them are under 6 turns.

Maybe it took him a turn or two to realize that they were all over...

von Marwitz

 

[Yuri0352]

Doh!!

 

[Robin Reeve]

Thanks for the information.
How many will be Night scenarios?

 

[klasmalmstrom]

Thanks for the information.
How many will be Night scenarios?

Five, IIRC.

 

[Mr Incredible]

Five, IIRC.

Pretty sure some people would have had issues with even just "one".

Waves of Chinese charging up a hill with bugles blasting under a moonlit night.

What's not to love?

 

[Robin Reeve]

Pretty sure some people would have had issues with even just "one".

Sorry not to confirm your rather contemptuous certitude about players who don't like night scenarios: I am fine if there are only five of threm - as there are 16 scenarios in total, they are less than a third.
As there were many night battle situations during the Korea War, I was slightly concerned that most of the scenarios would be night.
It won't be the case. Which is good news for me.
And I am glad that night scenarios will please night afficionados like you.

 

[hongkongwargamer]

Pretty sure some people would have had issues with even just "one".

Waves of Chinese charging up a hill with bugles blasting under a moonlit night.

What's not to love?

You should come visit. We do that every month.

 

[JRKrejsa]

You should come visit. We do that every month.

With snow, and rifles, and mayhem everywhere?

 

[Roy]

Two punny ROK titles....... I'm sure that this is only the beginning of the ROK puns.

 

[FMFCB]

I completely agree, except that three of them are under 6 turns.

Are any of them big monsters?

 

[Justiciar]

Are any of them big monsters?

Monster is a relative term...but there are two with over 40 squads on one side....no guessing which.

 

[FMFCB]

Monster is a relative term...but there are two with over 40 squads on one side....no guessing which.

I think that answers my question.
Thanks

 

[Justiciar]

Two punny ROK titles....... I'm sure that this is only the beginning of the ROK puns.

I am sure designers, Masonic or otherwise, will leave no stone unturned in attempt to quarry all the potential of such a monolithic and craggy task you have laid the foundation for here. Granite it will take some time to sift through the scree. But even the overburden should yield more than a few nuggets. Cairn't see it otherwise. :0

 

[Roy]

I am sure designers, Masonic or otherwise, will leave no stone unturned in attempt to quarry all the potential of such a monolithic and craggy task you have laid the foundation for here. Granite it will take some time to sift through the scree. But even the overburden should yield more than a few nuggets. Cairn't see it otherwise. :0

Very nice. :facepalm::clap:

 

[GeorgeBates]

Then there's the one featuring an SMC who is not a founder of the Unification Church:

"That's no Moon"​

 

[Roy]

Then there's the one featuring an SMC who is not a founder of the Unification Church:

"That's no Moon"​

Wait, wasn't it Obi-Wan-Kenobi who said that?