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teilnehmende Taskforces:

Muswetyl: Kanadier
1 Regular Veteran 2nd 1st Lt plus 2 Mann
1 Infanterie Regular Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 Infanterie Regular Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Bren Carrier Regular inexperienced
1 Armoured Car Veteran (Staghound)
1 SP AT Veteran (Archer/Achilles)
+med AT Gun, +1 Infanteriegruppe inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
+ 1 Infanterie Inexperienced
+ 1 armoured Transport Regular (RAM Kangaroo)

Mad Cadian: Briten
1 Regular Veteran 2nd Lt plus 2 Mann
2 Infanteriegruppen Regular zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Bren Carrier Regular Veteran
1 SP AT Archer Inexperienced Regular
1 Super Heavy AT, 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
+ 1 Sani Veteran
+ 1 MMG Regular

MangT: zurückgetreten
1 Regular 2nd Lt plus 2 Mann
2 Regular Infanteriegruppen zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Bazooka Team Regular
1 light AT Gun Veteran
1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced 1 armoured Halftrack Regular
2 Transportfahrzeuge Softskin Regular

Kharnath: Amerikaner
1 Regular Veteran 2nd Lt 1st Lt. Cpt plus 2 Mann
1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
1 Infanteriegruppe Regular zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Bazooka Team Regular
1 SP AT Command Vehicle Regular (M10 Wolverine)
1 Super Heavy AT, 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110
1 Transportfahrzeug Softskin Regular
+ 1 light AT Regular inexperienced
+ Medium Mortar Veteran + Trsp Regular
+ 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte

Madix: US Army zurückgetreten
1 Regular 2nd Lt plus 2 Mann
2 Infanteriegruppen Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Bazooka Team Regular
1 Sherman Regular
1 Heavy AA Gun 1 inexperienced Infanteriegruppen zu 110 Punkte
+ Infanterie Regular zu 110 Punkte inkl Transport
2 Transportfahrzeuge Softskin Regular

Moitl: Franzosen
1 Regular inexperienced 2nd 1st Lt plus 2 Mann
1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
1 Infanteriegruppe Regular zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis light Howitzer Regular Veteran
1 Forward Air Observer plus 2 Mann Regular
1 SPAA, 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced Regular zu 110 Punkte
+heavy Ari 1 Infanteriegruppe Veteran zu 110 Punkte
+ MMG Trupp Veteran Regular
1 Transportfahrzeug Softskin Regular(1xupgrade MMG)
1 Transportfahrzeug Softskin inexperienced
+ 1 Medium AT Regular

Erion: Russen
1 Regular 2nd Lt plus 2 Mann
2 Infanteriegruppen zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
1 Heavy AA, 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
1 Heavy AT Veteran
1 Transportfahrzeug Softskin Regular

ElCid: Italiener
1 Regular Inexperienced 2nd Lt plus 2 Mann
2 Infanteriegruppen Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis Brixia Mortar Regular
1 SP AA Viberti Veteran
1 Medium Tank Regular 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
2 Transportfahrzeuge Softskin Regular
+ 1 Medium Tank 15/42 Regular Veteran
+ 1 light Arti Regular inexperienced
+ Antitank 20mm Solothurn oder Infanterietrupp inexperienced
+ Infanterietrupp inexperienced + Transport Regular


Iceman: Deutsche
1 Regular 2nd 1st Lt Captain plus 2 Mann
2 Infanteriegruppen Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis MMG Regular
1 Infanteriegruppe Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 MMG Veteran, 1 Infanteriegruppe Inexperienced Regular zu 110 Punkte
1 Transportfahrzeug Softskin Regular zerstört
+ 1 Heavy Autocanon, inexperienced Regular
+ Armoured Trsp Regular
+ Infanteriegruppe Regular


EPP: Deutsche
1 Regular Veteran 2nd 1st Lt plus 2
Infanterietrupp (TRUPP 1) Veteran zu 110 Punkte
Infanterietrupp(TRUPP 2) Regular Veteran zu 110 Punkte
Gratis MMG Regular
Tiger Heavy Tank Command Vehicle Veteran
Infanteriegruppe (TRUPP 3) Veteran zu 110 Punkte
Opel Blitz Veteran
Maultier Veteran
+ 1 Infanterie (TRUPP 4) Regular + Heavy Field Car Regular Veteran
+ Light Autocannon Vierlingsflak Regular Veteran+ Heavy Field Car Regular Veteran
+ Armoured Transporter Regular. NEW SdKfz 251/1

Astatres: Deutsche
1 Regular Veteran 2nd 1st Lt Cpt. plus 2 Mann
1 Infanteriegruppe Regular Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 Infanteriegruppe Regular Inexperienced zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis MMG Regular Veteran
1 Light Tank Command Vehicle Veteran
1 Infanteriegruppe Veteran zu 110 Punkte
+ 1 Infanteriegruppe Veteran zu 110 Punkte
1 Transportfahrzeug Softskin Regular
+ light Artillery
+ Infanterietrupp Veteran

Artak: Deutsche
1 Regular 2nd Lt plus 2 Mann
2 Infanteriegruppen zu 110 Punkte
1 Gratis MMG Regular
SP Artillery Light Howitzer/Mortar Regular
SP AT Regular
+ light Arti Regular und Transport
2 Transportfahrzeuge Softskin Regular

erste Möglichkeit zum Einsatz der Starter Taskforces ist am Donnerstag 28.12.23 im Shop.
Open Doors von 1000 Uhr bis 1700 Uhr beim Bolt Action Day
Gespielt wird auf 2 Tischen, die Kampagne startet dann im neuen Jahr an einem Historical Friday

Und hier wie versprochen die Szenarien zur Kampagne. Diese können gerne vorab mit dem Gegner ausgemacht werden oder per Zufall erwürfelt. Ich werde auch noch Bilder vom Set-up hinzufügen.

Szenario1
BATTLE OF SÈVES ISLAND (Sz7 Campaign D-Day US)

OBJECTIVE
The Attacking player is attempting to annihilate the Defenders forces holding the ‘island’.

SET UP
Place a river within 12" of one of the short edges. In the centre of the board place thick hedgerows and trees creating the ‘island’, surrounding the island is marsh, treated as difficult ground. The Island itself should be roughly 18" x 48", and be placed in the centre of the playing surface as much as possible.

SPECIAL RULES
BOCAGE
All hedgerows in this scenario follow the rules for Bocage.
RESERVES
Players do not have dedicated board edges. Instead, if a unit is arriving from reserve the player declares from which board edge they will arrive, before testing. If they successfully bring on a unit from that board edge, for the remainder of that turn they may only use that board edge to bring on further reserves. The other player may not use that board edge to bring on their reserves in the same turn. Instead, they follow the same procedure of choosing a free board edge and testing to bring a unit on. Board edges are ‘locked’ this way for one turn, so players may choose different board edges for their reserves in subsequent turns. Note that due to this rule, no unit may Outflank.

DEPLOYMENT
No Attackers units are set up at the beginning of the game; the attacking player declares up to half of his force – but no vehicles – to form the first wave. The Attacking player’s forward deploying units (such as observers or snipers) may be set up within 6" of any board edge.
The Defending player selects up to half of his force to set up within the confines of the ‘island’, though no vehicle units may be set up there. The remaining units kept in reserve.

GAME DURATION
The game lasts for six turns.

VICTORY!
The Attacking player immediately wins the game if he destroy over 50% of the total Defending units.

The Defending player wins if the Attacking force loses at least 25% of their force due to failed morale tests, or the Attacking player fails to destroy over 50% of their force by the end of the game.

Szenario2
Operation “Lüttich” (Sz8-Campaign D-Day, S.40)

OBJECTIVE
The Attacking player is trying to clear the building of Defenders
The Defending player is trying to stop them.

SET-UP
This scenario is played across a 4' x 4' gaming surface. A road runs from the centre of the northern table edge to the centre of the table, turning 90 degrees to run straight to the centre of the western table edge. The northwest quadrant, bound by the road, is home to the building complex. This should be about 12–18" square, with an L-shaped, two storey building running along the south and east faces to the complex. A courtyard is situated in the centre of the complex, with a smaller, standalone building in the northwest corner. Entrances to the building complex are on the south and east walls of the ground floor, as well as one or two doors accessible via the courtyard. The entire building complex must be at least 6" from any table edge. The Defending player may place tree copses within 6" of the hotel complex, but not on the road. The Attacking player may place two small buildings and three copses anywhere south or east of the road.

SPECIAL RULES
DAWN ASSAULT
This scenario uses the Dawn Assault rules on page 220 of the Bolt Action rulebook.
‘NOT UNTIL IT’S BLUE-BLUE, OLD BOY...’
Air observers may not call for air support until the ‘Reduced Visibility’ conditions have ceased.
BOCAGE
All hedgerows in this scenario follow the rules for Bocage.

DEPLOYMENT
The Defending player sets up first, placing at least half of their forces in or within 6" of the large building complex. Any remaining Defending units are in reserve. Reserves may be brought onto the table from the northern or western edges of the building complex.
The Attacking player starts with all of their forces off table and must designate at least half their units as their first wave. The remaining units are in reserve. Attacking units enter the table from either the southern or eastern table edges, up to 12" from the southeast corner. The Attacking player must move their entire first wave onto the table using Run or Advance orders during the first turn. Note that no order test is required to move units as part of the first wave.

GAME DURATION
Keep a count of how many turns have elapsed as the game is played. At the end of turn seven, roll a die: on a result of 1, 2, or 3 the game ends, on a roll of 4, 5, or 6 play one further turn.

VICTORY!
If the Attacking player occupies both floors of the L-shaped building, it is a Attackers victory. If the game ends without any Attacking units in that building, it is an Defenders victory. Any other result is a draw.

Szenario3
THE BATTLE OF THE ALPS (S11-Battle of France, S.66)

FORCES
The only vehicles and artillery which may be used in this scenario are mules and light artillery, all other vehicles and artillery may not be used.

SET-UP
A glacier peak dominates the very centre of the table. It has a radius of 12”, blocks line of sight and is impassable – however, indirect fire weapons may be fired over the peak. Two similar peaks are placed half way along each of the short table edges, again these are impassable and block line of sight. The placing of the three peaks forms two mountain passes between them. The entire table is covered in snow, with isolated groups of trees across the table. One of the mountain passes is heavily wooded whilst the second is relatively open ground. Rocky outcrops and smaller peaks should be placed in the first 12” from each long table edge.

DEPLOYMENT
Both players start with all their forces off table. The Attacking player must designate at least half of his units as his first wave, whilst the Defending player may only designate up to half of his units as his first wave. The remainder are in reserve (see page 132 of the Bolt Action rulebook). Outflanking may not be attempted.

SPECIAL RULES
SNOW
The entire table is covered in snow and counts as rough ground (see page 46 of the Bolt Action rulebook).
THE MOUNTAIN PASSES
Two small mountain passes have been identified as potential routes. The Objective Zones – the mouths of the passes – are squares measuring 6” by 6”, with their centre being located mid-way between the table edges.

OBJECTIVE
The Attacking force must control either of the Objective Zones by the end of the game. The Defending force must stop them.

FIRST TURN
The battle begins. During turn 1, both players must move their entire first waves onto the table. These units can enter the table from any point along their long table edges and must be given an Advance order. Note that no order test is required to move units as part of the first wave.

GAME DURATION
Keep a count of how many turns have elapsed as the game is played. At the end of turn 6, roll a die. On a result of 1, 2 or 3 the game ends, on a roll of 4+ play one further turn.

VICTORY!
The Attacking player wins by having a unit inside either Objective Zone by the end of the game, and ensuring the same Objective Zone is clear of Defending units. Any other result is a Defenders victory.

Szenario4
OPERATION EPSOM (Sz6 D-Day British, S.33)

OBJECTIVES
The Attacking player must advance across the table to seize the Defenders positions.
The Defending player must inflict as many casualties as possible and attempt a counter-attack across the table.

SET-UP
This scenario is played on a 6' x 4' feet gaming surface. Scenery should be rural and predominantly open, with large areas of unharvested pasture, if available scenery permits. The Defending player may place three farm buildings, each large enough for a single unit, anywhere within 12" from their table edge. The Attacking player may place two farm buildings anywhere within 12" of the central point of the table. The Defending player may place one small wooded area(large enough for a single unit) anywhere on the table; the Attacking player may place two small woods anywhere on the table.

DEPLOYMENT
The Defending player sets up first. All infantry and artillery must be set up within 12" from the Defenders table edge. Defending units in open ground may begin the game dug in. All vehicles must be held in reserve(see page 132 of the Bolt Action rulebook). The mist and poor weather has allowed the Attacking player to advance close to the Defending units with only minimal casualties. All of the Attackers infantry and artillery units are set up within 12" of the Attackers table edge. All vehicles must be left in reserve. Neither player is permitted to outflank, and no unit may forward deploy.

SPECIAL RULES
ARTILLERY SUPPORT
The Attacking player receives a preparatory bombardment in accordance with the rules on page 131 of the Bolt Action rulebook. This bombardment automatically succeeds. At the beginning of turn 3, the Defending player rolls a die. If the result is 4 or higher, an artillery barrage has been called in. If he fail, he may roll again at the beginning of turn 4, but now only needs a 3 or higher. If he fail a second time, the Defenders bombardment arrives at the start of turn 5. When the artillery barrage is called in, the Defending player may choose a 12" wide ‘band’ across the table for their artillery barrage. This band runs from short edge to short edge, straight across the table. The barrage targets are any unit in this band – friend or enemy. The artillery bombardment uses the same rules as the preparatory bombardment.
POOR WEATHER
Visibility is limited to 24" due to the poor weather. When players roll on the Air Strike Chart on page 85 of the Bolt Action rulebook, they must subtract 1 from their die. At the beginning of each turn, roll a die. On the roll of a 6, the poor weather clears up and these rules are no longer in play.

GAME DURATION
Keep a count of how many turns have elapsed as the game is played. At the end of turn 6, roll a die. On a result of 1, 2, or 3 the game ends; on a roll of 4+ play 1 more turn.

VICTORY!
At the end of the game calculate which side has won by adding up victory points as follows:
The Attacking player scores 2 victory points for each of their units that ends the game in the Defenders deployment zone.
The Defending player scores 1 victory point for each enemy unit destroyed, and 1 victory point for each of their units which ends the game in the Attackers deployment zone.
• If one side scores at least 2 more victory points than the other, that side has won a clear victory. Otherwise the result is deemed too close to call and honours are shared – a draw!

Szenario5
OPERATION JUPITER (S9 D-Day British S.48)

OBJECTIVES
The Attacking player must move their units into the defence zone; the first 12" from the Defenders table edge. The Defender must try to stop them.

SET-UP
This scenario is played on a 6' by 4' gaming surface. Scenery should be rural and predominantly open, with a small collection of farm buildings in the centre of the table. A few copses of trees can be dotted around the table, but heavily wooded areas should be avoided. The Defence Zone counts as the first 12" from the Defenders table edge.

DEPLOYMENT
The Defending player sets up first. All infantry and artillery must be set up in their half of the table, with the exception of observers and snipers, who may deploy as described on page 131 of the Bolt Action rulebook. Defending units may use the hidden set-up rule (also page 131). All vehicles must be held in reserve. Artillery, medium machine gun teams and heavy mortars are dug in. The attackers are not on the table and must nominate at least half of their force as a first wave; this can be the entire force if the
player wishes. Any units not included in the first wave are left in reserve.
Neither player may outflank in this scenario.

SPECIAL RULES
PREPARATORY BOMBARDMENT
The Attacking player receives a preparatory bombardment in accordance with the rules on page 131 of the Bolt Action rulebook. This bombardment automatically succeeds.
FIRST WAVE
The Attacker must move their entire first wave onto the table on turn 1. These units can enter the table from any point on the attacker’s table edge and must be given either a Run or Advance order. No order check is required for first wave units.
PLAYING DEAD
For every Defending infantryman killed, the Defending player rolls a single die. On the roll of a 6, that soldier is playing dead and is left on the battlefield, placed on its side. Immediately before turn 6 begins, all of these models may fire once, then are removed from play before the turn begins.

GAME DURATION
Keep a count of how many turns have elapsed as the game is played. At the end of turn 6, roll a die. On a result of 1, 2 or 3 the game ends; on a roll of 4+ play one further turn.

VICTORY!
At the end of the game calculate which side has won by adding up victory points as follows:
• The Attacker score 1 victory point for each Defenders unit eliminated and 2 points for each Attackers unit which ends in the Defense Zone.
• The Defender score 3 points for each Attacker unit destroyed.
• If one side scores at least 3 more victory points than the other, that side has won a clear victory. Otherwise the result is deemed too close to call and honours are shared – a draw!

Szenario6
OPERATION TOTALIZE (S11 D-Day British, S.62)

OBJECTIVES
The Attacking player is trying to capture Hill 122 and hold it against counter-attacks. The Defending player must not let the Attackers capture the hill.

SET-UP
This scenario is played lengthwise on a 6' by 4' gaming surface, with the right and left short edges being designated the Attackers and Defenders edges respectively. A road bisects the board at 36" from the short edges. Another road runs into along the left flank of the Defenders position. Hedges (which are difficult terrain for tracked vehicles) line both roads. Place a large, wooded hill with the front edge 24" from the Defending player’s edge, curving back to 12" from the Defending player’s board edge. This represents Hill 122 and counts as wooded terrain.
Set up one objective marker on the centre of Hill 122. The Attackers have no cover.

DEPLOYMENT
The Defending player sets up first, placing up to half of his units rounding up, within 6" of the base of Hill 122 (i. e. no units aside from spotters may be on the hill, but some may be behind it). The Defending player may only deploy vehicles as part of his reserve. Defending units deployed in open ground may begin the game dug in (as per the Dug In rules) The Defenders reserves may not enter the table until a daylight turn (see special rules).
The Attacking player divides his force into a first wave (half of the units rounding up) and a reserve. No anti-tank guns may be in the Attackers first wave. The remaining Attackers units are in reserve. Neither player may outflank, and reserves only enter from the respective players short board edges.

SPECIAL RULES
PREPARATORY BOMBARDMENT
The Attacking player receives a Preparatory Bombardment (Bolt Action rulebook page 131). This bombardment automatically succeeds and affects the Defenders deployment zone (i. e. the hill and the 6" surrounding it).
DAWN ASSAULT
This scenario uses the Dawn Assault rules on page 220 of the Bolt Action rulebook. Defenders reserves may not enter the board until the sun comes up and the reduced visibility rules end. Attackers reserves may not enter the board until turn 2.
FIRST WAVE
The Attacking player must move their entire first wave onto the table during turn 1. These units can enter the table from any point on the Attackers table edge and must be given either a Run or Advance order. No order check is required for first wave units.
CAUGHT OFF GUARD
The Defending player may not deploy any forward observers or snipers
on the table at the beginning of the game, but they can be part of his first wave.
DEFENCE ON THE OFFENSE
Attacking units are able to adopt dug-in positions on Hill 122 as per the dug in rules.

GAME DURATION
Keep a count of how many turns have elapsed as the game is played. At the end of turn seven, roll a die: on a result of 1, 2, or 3 the game ends, on a roll of 4, 5, or 6 play one further turn.

VICTORY!
At the end of the game, the player that controls the objective wins. To control the objective, the player must have a unit within 6" and there must be no enemy units within 6" of the objective. In this scenario, vehicles can hold the objective. If neither side controls the objective, the honours are shared.

Aktuelles Ranking

Danke für den Bericht und das nette Spiel.

Manöverkritik meinerseits hierzu:
Der vorbereitete Artillerieschlag brachte nicht “nur” Pinmarker, 1 Infanteriegruppe und die Haubitze mussten down gehen weil sie den Order Test nicht geschafft haben, der Kommandotruppe hat sich gesammelt und somit auch nichts gemacht.
Der Flieger kam diesmal gleich in der 2. Runde und hat 2 Gruppen gepinnt und das MMG ausgeschaltet. Das fand ich schon stark wenn man bedenkt das der FAO in den 4 Vorbereitungsspielen nicht gekommen ist bzw einmal sogar die eigenen Leute unter Beschuss genommen hat.
die 4. Runde war für mich die Verlustreichste. FAO Team ausgeschaltet (dafür wurde der Offizier inexperienced) und die halbe Infanteriegruppe in der Mitte verloren.
was wir an Sonderregeln vergessen haben (zumindest ich): die Franzosen haben sich nicht tot gestellt und die Ari wäre nicht nur unsichtbar sondern auch dug in gewesen, anyway. Hätte am Ausgang des Spieles denk ich mal nix geändert.
Eigentlich hab ich nicht mit einem Unentschieden gerechnet, war aber ein faires Ergebnis.

Bei mir wurde der FAO zu inexperienced, eine Gruppe Infanterie zu Regular und die Haubitze zu Veteran.
Als Ergänzung hab ich eine heavy Artillery erwürfelt, die ich aber gegen eine Inexperienced Infanteriegruppe eintauschen werde.
Nach dem Spiel haben wir beide ausserdem vergessen für etwaige Transporter für unsere Ergänzungen zu würfeln.