Excellent choice! It has an added interest in that both sides are essentially attacking as each side attempts to exit more EVP from a board edge perpendicular to the other. The interplay is a great feature of the scenario where each side has to attack/maneuver yet defend against possible incursions of the other player. In one playing I lost the scenario by a single EVP by straying 180 degrees in the opposite direction to exit the board; it was a blast!Hi Aaron,
OA-23 "A Midnight Clear" is a small night scenario that is quite good. There is no defender, both sides get cloaking, and the Pine Woods mitigates the MF costs a little, once cloaking is lost. It's playing 6-9 (American) on ROAR right now.
John.
It didn't quite make my 20 plays in ROAR criterion, but a few strong recommendations make up for that.Excellent choice! It has an added interest in that both sides are essentially attacking as each side attempts to exit more EVP from a board edge perpendicular to the other. The interplay is a great feature of the scenario where each side has to attack/maneuver yet defend against possible incursions of the other player. In one playing I lost the scenario by a single EVP by straying 180 degrees in the opposite direction to exit the board; it was a blast!