Post by Heiko Alkema on May 15, 2010 15:48:37 GMT
No. of Players (Allied/Axis): 1 v 1
Introductory Posts (Neutral/Hostile): Neutral
Location (Board and Sub-Board): North Africa, Mareth Line
Time of Day (24 Hour Clock): 06:06 (15 min before sunrise[1])
Current Weather Conditions: Clear
Map:
Units
Allied
Normal Units (Private and Corporal NPC’s): 5-6
Special Units (All other NPC’s): 1 (American MG/British Radio count as 1)
Light Vehicles: n/a
Armoured Vehicles: n/a
Planes: n/a
Axis
Normal Units (Private and Corporal NPC’s): 5-6
Special Units (All other NPC’s): 1
Light Vehicles: n/a
Armoured Vehicles: n/a
Planes: n/a
Estimated Difficulty: Normal
Notes: Just a small, squad battle. The Allies are assaulting the Mareth line, a string of French forts in Tunisia.
- The gray mass that looks like a fort, is a fort. Parts of the walls have been broken by a preparatory artillery barrage a few hours before. Three walls have staircases leading up to the battlements, and each tower, and the barracks, has a ladder (brown square) in the center leading to its battlements.
- The walls are 8 feet high, and the towers 10'. Not too big, but enough to be a problem for the attacker.
- Ridges are marked by black lines. The smaller lines shooting off indicate the lower side of the ridge.
- Puke brown circles are the impact craters from the aforementioned artillery. Only about a foot and half deep at the very center.
- The staircase in the building in the south-east corner leads to a second floor as well as the roof. The roof has a small parapet only a few inches high. The building's roof is almost on level with the walls of the fort, a little lower.
Introductory Posts (Neutral/Hostile): Neutral
Location (Board and Sub-Board): North Africa, Mareth Line
Time of Day (24 Hour Clock): 06:06 (15 min before sunrise[1])
Current Weather Conditions: Clear
Map:
Units
Allied
Normal Units (Private and Corporal NPC’s): 5-6
Special Units (All other NPC’s): 1 (American MG/British Radio count as 1)
Light Vehicles: n/a
Armoured Vehicles: n/a
Planes: n/a
Axis
Normal Units (Private and Corporal NPC’s): 5-6
Special Units (All other NPC’s): 1
Light Vehicles: n/a
Armoured Vehicles: n/a
Planes: n/a
Estimated Difficulty: Normal
Notes: Just a small, squad battle. The Allies are assaulting the Mareth line, a string of French forts in Tunisia.
- The gray mass that looks like a fort, is a fort. Parts of the walls have been broken by a preparatory artillery barrage a few hours before. Three walls have staircases leading up to the battlements, and each tower, and the barracks, has a ladder (brown square) in the center leading to its battlements.
- The walls are 8 feet high, and the towers 10'. Not too big, but enough to be a problem for the attacker.
- Ridges are marked by black lines. The smaller lines shooting off indicate the lower side of the ridge.
- Puke brown circles are the impact craters from the aforementioned artillery. Only about a foot and half deep at the very center.
- The staircase in the building in the south-east corner leads to a second floor as well as the roof. The roof has a small parapet only a few inches high. The building's roof is almost on level with the walls of the fort, a little lower.
