Design by Robert Hammond, Magnus Hindsberger, Scott Holst, Chas Smith, Steven Swann
Published by Heat of Battle
Issue 4 of Heat of Battle's ASL magazine.
The magazine has 44 pages, contains 176 vehicle counters for ASL, 14 new scenarios for ASL, a new Deluxe ASL map (named BF1), a sheet with Deluxe ASL Rubble Overlays, and an APC Player Aid, as well as various articles about ASL.
From the table of contents:
Notes from the Command Post - Editoral
German use of Soviet Tanks - Red Steel
Rules Analyses - Slopes in ASL
Designer's Notes - Onslaught to Orsha
Chow in ASL - The German Gulasch Kanone
Scenario Analysis - RBF-17 Hot Spot
Heat of Battle Errata - HOB Errata and Q&A
The following scenarios for ASL are included:
RBF39: THEY REALLY KNOW HOW TO DIE; 14 September 1939; Brochow-Solchaczew, Poland
RBF40: KING'S GAMBIT; 9 April, 1940; Copenhagen, Denmark
RBF41: VATUTIN'S RIGHT HOOK; 14 July, 1941; Sol'sty, Russia
RBF42: KEYSTONE BEFORE MOSCOW; 26 November, 1941; Istra, Russia
RBF43: BLOOD FACTORY; 24 October, 1942; Stalingrad, Russia
RBF44: STEELINGRAD; 26 October, 1942; Stalingrad, Russia
RBF45: LONE BRIDGE OVER THE VOLGA; 14 October, 1941; Kalinin, Russia
RBF46: TEMPEST AT TOMBE; 1 July, 1943; Tombe Village, New Georgia, Solomon Islands
RBF47: SPLITTING THE SEAM; 30 July, 1944; Sept-Vents, France
RBF48: THE NARROW FRONT; 13 October, 1944; Würselen, Germany
RBF49: FROM BAD TO WÜRSELEN; 15 October, 1944; Würselen, Germany
RBF50: A PERFECT MATCH; 25 December, 1944; Foy-Notre Dame, Belgium
RBF51: FINAL GLORY; 3 May, 1945; Lampertswalde, Germany
RBF52: CHOU EN-LAI'S PROMISE; 6 October, 1945; Along the Tientsin-Peiping Road, China
Expansion for Base-game, Wargame, World War II · Dice Rolling, Hexagon Grid, Modular Board
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