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Battalion Battle

Quite simply, a battalion battle involves multiple armies on the same, large battlefield. The size of the battlefield will vary with the number of players, and it will takes anywhere from 3 to 6 hours to play.

Multiple Front Battle

The Multiple Front Battle is a Battalion battle fought on multiple battlefields that represent a battle across a large area. A large central battlefield holds the main objective of the attack. Success or failure on the flanking battlefields allows the defender or attacker to bring in reserves at different points along the central battlefield. This battle is played with 6 or more players with 8 or more 1500 (or 2000) point companies. ...more

Monte Cassino - January 27, 2007

There are more than a few sources of information that chronicle the series of battles that took place as the Allies tried to dislodge the German defenders. The tables will represent the area around the mountain and its monastery.

 


About Army Sizes

600 Points

A great starting point for new armies and new players. A company HQ and a single combat platoon are all that's needed to play with enough points for improvisation with a weapon or divisional support platoon. Players may not include air support in this army.

Games are played quickly (less than 1 hour) on a 4' by 3' table. For an added dimension players can participate in scenarios involving multiple players and armies, or special victory conditions and situations.

1500 Points

The 1500-point army is the most common sized force in Flames of War. Games include all the elements of combined arms - infantry, tanks, artillery and aircraft. Plenty of new challenges await players at this size army. Official tournaments are fought using 1500-point armies.

Battles are fought on a 6' by 4' table, and will take between 2 to 3 hours depending on the mission.

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