We had a MidWar tournament way back in September at Pacificon and I totally forgot to do a write-up about it. There were twelve players and we ran it at 109 points. Here's what I brought.
In the first round I faced off against Sam and his Soviet Mixed Tankovy in Counterattack.
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My reserves arrived on the first turn and mowed down Sam's leading infantry unit as they approached the Objective. |
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The Henschel 129s did some serious work against Sam's light armor, knocking many of them out and keeping them from being very effective. |
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The KV-1s, however, would charge forward and run down my Nebelwerfers! |
With nothing of Sam's force able to contest the swampy Objective, I was able to win 7-2, losing the Nebelwerfers and Marders (who ran away rather early).
In the second round I would battle Emiliano and his US Armored Company in Hasty Attack.
Round three would see me engaged with Chris and his British Crusader Squadron in Breakthrough.
Three victories and a nearly perfect score was enough to get me a big win, my first tournament win in a very long time. I would win the new German D-Day book and card sets for my trouble.
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