Army Blue must defend a strategic hill, which, given it's superior numbers (6 units), should be possible. Unfortunately it is commanded by an indecisive General. Only two Blue units may be activated each turn. All 4 of Army Reds' unit may be activated.
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| End of Turn 1 - Red moves in on the objective |
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| Blue's cavalry move to aid the defense |
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| A third of the way through the day and Blue still have a firm hold on the hill |
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| Army Red begin to close in as Blue's defense falters |
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| Army Red gets a foothold on Turn 8 |
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| By Turn 12 Army Red is dominating the hill but Blue is hanging on |
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| Army Red poised to destroy Blue? |
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| Blue's Infantry, driven off on Turn 14, regain a toehold on the hill to draw the battle! |
Neither side could claim sole possession of the objective, though Red had the greater numbers at the end.
Another good one 😊✔️. And Blue snatching back a few sq. yards of hill at sunset was an interesting twist. Tough for blue, with the limited activations.
ReplyDeleteThe limited activation does make you think hard about each turn!
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