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Hey guys Well, after dropping out of ASL entirely for more than 2 years, I've decided to pop back in. Credit an email from an old VASL opponent and a surprise in the mail (in the form of AOO, which I had forgotten I had pre-ordered all those years ago). Anyway, I'll be poking around. And...

Got Milk? from OVHS. Of all that armor on both sides, only one AFV was left still fully functioning (a Panther) with everything else a burning wreck save the immobilized JagdPanther....not much left alive on the map at the end...always a sign of fun! Mike

"Legion" makes it sound much more organized than it actually is. We're gradually building a loose organization at the moment, but we do plan on running candidates for the US Senate in 2006. :D Anyway, I tried not to directly stuff the discussion by only linking to my essay rather than...

Re: House Rules I heartily agree Steve, with that second statement. There's a big difference between a Scenario Specific Rule and a "house rule". SSRs are a fine way to add some flavor to scenarios that otherwise would be indistinguishable from others. In fact that's the main attraction for...

Well, I won't flame you (although I always keep my FT32 primed and ready, as most of you know). So, as a point of contention I will offer a link to my House Rules page on my ASL website. http://www.uni.edu/~licari/house.html Mike

Directive Number is F-U-Freakin-N. It's the only scenario in which I had one of my tanks get captured and turned against me. One of my tanks was immobilized. The crew bailed out and was KIAd. A Russian crew that had gotten its own tank shot out from underneath it then captured and manned my...

I have played J67 The Lawless Roads. This and Priests on the Line are the only two I really saw right away that made it onto my "wanna play" list. We were disappointed with J67. My Brits won handily (with about two turns to spare) with a conservative, straightforward attack that started off...

I think, given the time frame of an ASL turn (and ASL scenarios), the rules model ATGs very well. After reading hundreds of books on World War II, I have the impression that it took some time to first recover from the shock of a newly revealed ATG (that maybe just blasted several friendly...