Any battle.

[Deleted]

I'm really desperate for a battle. I have Scharführer Hautt with 25 Schützen and Mladshii Leitenant Trubachev with 12 Ryadovoi.

No. of Players (Allied/Axis): 1v1 or 2v2
Introductory Posts (Neutral/Hostile):l Neutral
Location (Board and Sub-Board): TBD
Time of Day (24 Hour Clock): TBD
Current Weather Conditions: TBD
Map: None yet
Units: TBD
Allied
Normal Units (Private and Corporal NPC’s):
Special Units (All other NPC’s):
Light Vehicles:
Armoured Vehicles:
Planes:
Axis
Normal Units (Private and Corporal NPC’s):
Special Units (All other NPC’s):
Light Vehicles:
Armoured Vehicles:
Planes:
Estimated Difficulty (Beginner, Normal, Veteran, Expert): TBD
Notes:

It's all TBD, basically. Let's work something out. I get an opponent and I'm willing to make a map.

Oh, and I need pulled out of my current battle with Anton.

[Harry Machin]

I'd volunteer, but I'm a complete newbie and the best I'd be able to offer is a basic squad of Brits.


And get them summarily murdered

[Deleted]

We can work something out! As soon as my current battle is resolved, I can make something in your favor. I'm by no means an experienced campaigner myself. What if I brought myself and a team of four privates against you and your squad? You can name the place. I like a challenge.

~Hautt

[Harry Machin]

I'll give it a go. Do you mind if we set it in Africa? I don't know much about that front and it gives me incentive to read into it more.

Depending on how busy you are, I can also try a hand at making a map. It's up to you man.

[Harry Machin]

Hows this grab you for a map? It's in PNG format and weighs in at a hefty 5.22MB.

It's quite a big one. I had intended it for use with vehicles but we can always reuse it later - if we do much damage to the environment I can edit the map to reflect that in later games


The roughly circular segment in the top right is a hilltop village with a church and some buildings. The thick road snakes down to join that in the canyon that winds the length of the map.

On buildings, the yellow lines are windows, and black lines are doors.

The broad brown lines are rocky cliff faces, like buttes. The road in the middle is the lowest part of the map save the river in the top left. Everything else is actually elevated and almost level.

The sandy brown shapes are large rocks and boulders. Large ones stand as tall as a man, small ones about waist height.

The grassy areas are just that - tall elephant grass, or crops.


If anyones wondering why the road runs into a bloody great river, I originally imagined it being a ford.

Alternatively, I can chop this map up so we can either have a fight over the village, or maybe over the open ground with the one building in the center. Up to you, dude.