Today in ASL I ... (Day to day ASL doings)
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dlazov
Elder Member
Well it’s sorta kinda ASL related a little bit. On turn 11 of my US Ranger CG, it’s 11/42 and my first scenario is an amphibious assult against the Vichy French in Steel Panthers WW2.
I'm re-reading the excellent article 'Bring On The Night' in order to refresh my night rules memory as I prepare to dive in to some very interesting Korean War scenarios.
I hope you are reading version two with illustrations. The illustrations help a lot.
Yes, the illustrations are a huge help. If more folks read or reviewed this article, perhaps they would be less hesitant about playing the night scenarios.
Jeffrey D Myers
Member
Spencer Armstrong
Canard de Guerre
1 Queenand a Canadian precision die!
2 loons
3 beavers
4 curling stones
5 hockey pucks
6 donuts
synicbast
ASLOK Junkie
And once i'm back economically I will be ordering a couple. Goodness knows that poor old MMP box has seen better days
hongkongwargamer
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fzmann
Member
Heading to West Coast Melee as I'm posting this note.
jrv
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Ric of The LBC
Senior Member
Family obligations are conspiring against me from going on Saturday.
I have to take my daughter to a fitting for pointe shoes. 
Ah Ric we'll miss you
I just had the most grueling and intense game I've ever played I think, the Texas ASL redo of Streets of Stalingrad.
I just had the most grueling and intense game I've ever played I think, the Texas ASL redo of Streets of Stalingrad.
Sounds good. Who won?
Do you have the file for the scenario? I downloaded the Banzai newsletter but cannot separate the scenario from the rest of it.
Our Streets of Stalingrad game was a draw. The Germans took the factory (Victory Condition B) and the Russians won Victory Condition A by taking their second German building on the last close combat where both sides simultaneously eliminated each other. The Germans rolled a "2" but were unable to withdraw to another part of the building to maintain control, and the last units in (another part of) the building were a Russian 9-1, squad and half squad.