Today Chris and I played our first
Overlord game. We intended to get one in last week, but ended up playing 'Nam instead. I was playing British Paras and Chris was playing Wittman and Tigers.
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The board |
The British list from Overlord consisted of:
The German list from Atlantik Wall consisted of:
We played Seize and Hold. So what if we're past the airlanding stage - we doin' it anyway!
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Panzergrenadiers holding an objective in the forest |
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First wave of paras comes on - para platoon, engineer platoon, and HMGs |
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The engineers double time forward prepping for a flamer attack next turn |
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Which knocks out one panzerpioneer |
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The following assault kills one, but the Gemans wisely break off |
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Engineers take to the trees |
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On turn two, both Tiger platoons arrive in the corner behind my HMGs. Luckily, the assault only kills one HMG and they are able to take refuge behind some paras. |
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Whereas my 6pdrs arrive in the opposite corner |
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One pioneer standing outside the house that holds the rest of the platoon. You can hear a faint "Guys? Hey guys? Um....guys?" |
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Tigers sitting perhaps a little too close to the woods. Don't worry, I failed my tank terror. |
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Far flank paras assault the pioneers in the building, but Whittman comes over and pushes the paras back. |
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Day finally breaks on turn 5, allowing the naval cruiser to pound a tiger. |
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Next turn the naval cruiser kills one halftrack and bails two. Nice saves =) |
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And the following turn, kills another Tiger. Wait, is this just a blog about "What my naval cruisers killed?" |
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With only one Tiger left in this platoon, the paras take it down. |
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And fun back to their woods |
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Halftrack shooting whittles down the engineers, but they stay. |
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Another round of naval gunfire makes the panzergrenadiers run, leaving the objective open. |
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But no reason we can't kill one more Tiger before we take it, right?
Game ends in a 6-1 victory for the British. Looking forward to another game later this week where I'll hopefully be debuting my new Task Force A.
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