The Five Pound Prize WTO (id:#58817)
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Fontenay Le Pesnel, France 1944-06-25 ()
TTF1: Right Hook (Tigers To The Front!)
TTF6: A Nasty Surprise (Tigers To The Front!)
TTF7: Tigers to the Rescue (Tigers To The Front!)
BTB8: Steel Inferno (Beyond the Beachhead)
OF2: Storm, Five, Five, Five! (Ost Front Pack)
SP134: Barracuda! (Schwerpunkt #12)
PP06: Sturmwind on the Sopot (March Madness 2009 Partisan Pack)
BtB 8: Steel Inferno (Beyond the Beachhead 2)
SV11: Swede Revenge (Swedish Volunteers)
S36: Satisfaction and Confidence (Operations Special Issue #3)
RPT70: The Five Pound Prize (Rally Point # 7)
GJ028: Wulf Hunt (Grumble Jones)
DB113: Fontenay By Day (Dispatches from the Bunker #38)
JAVA06: Hammer of the Guards (ASL For Fun-LCP)
JAVA06a: Probing the Line (ASL For Fun-LCP)
JAVA06b: Door Bashers (ASL For Fun-LCP)
JAVA06c: Objective: The Bridge (ASL For Fun-LCP)
JAVA06d: Spewing Flames (ASL For Fun-LCP)
JAVA06e: Door Knocker (ASL For Fun-LCP)
PP06: Sturmwind on the Sopot (March Madness 2015 - The Very Best of.. .(Vol. 1))
DB144: Fontenay By Night (Dispatches from the Bunker #47)
OtO 14: Hornet Swarm (Onslaught To Orsha 2)
OtO 15: Western Dvina Duel (Onslaught To Orsha 2)
AP156: Swede Revenge (ASL Action Pack #15 Swedish Volunteers)
FLP 1: A Bright Red Scarf (Operation Martlet)
FLP 2: An Unorthodox Situation (Operation Martlet)
FLP 3: Scots Fusiliers' Assault (Operation Martlet)
FLP 4: Prize For A Panther (Operation Martlet)
FLP 5: A Parcel For The Chateau (Operation Martlet)
FLP 6: Forward The Dukes (Operation Martlet)
FLP 7: Across The Bordel (Operation Martlet)
FLP 8: Polar Bear's First Dance (Operation Martlet)
Designer: Evan E. Sherry
Starter kit scenario?:    Deluxe scenario?:
 
Balance:
German (SS)British
43.438914027149%

Overview:

In the opening phase of OPERATION MARTLET, Company D of the Hallamshire Battalion was to occupy positions on Phase Line Queen, otherwise known as the River Bordel, on the western most section of Fontenay. The company advanced through heavy mist and established positions near the river. The battalion’s 6-Pounder anti-tank guns had not been in position long before the inevitable German counterattack started. The commanding general had offered a £5 prize for the first Panther tank knocked out.
Attacker: German (SS) (Elements III/26th SS Pzgr Regt., & II/12th SS Pz Regt., 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend)
Defender: British (D Co., Hallamshire Btn, Yorkshire and Lancashire Regt, 146th Infantry Bde, 49th Infantry Division)  
5 turns
    Players: 2     OBA: None     Night: No
Unit Counts:
Squads: A:8.0 D:9.0
AFVs: A:5
PzKpfw IVH x 5

AFVs: D:4
Sherman VC(a)
Sherman V(a) x 2
Carrier C

Guns: A:0 D:2
OQF 6-Pounder 7-cwt x 2

Victory Conditions:

Exit VP: Building Control VC: Area Control VC:
Unit Based VC: LOS Style VC: CVP Cap:
Misc Rules: Mist. D: 8-0 leader setup with 6-pdr is HIP, -1 DRM modifier to TH DR
Overlays: NONE
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Last Played:
DateReporterOpponentBal.ResultTimeComments
2024-06-14(A) Mark Thompson vs Herbert Heyman German (SS) winSave for three forward squads in victory buildings P9 and X8, the British favored rearward defense, positioning the AT Guns in J2 and L3. The German plan - which envisioned entering from the South, seizing and holding the Southern 8 Buildings (P9, N8, P7, X8, W9, V6, U7, and U6), and forcing the British to counteract - worked seamlessly due to VERY opportune DRs.
2022-08-05(A) Stephen dedier vs Eban Johnson British winI came on and pushed through the British defense completely on the West side of the stream. Managed to have my tanks avoid his AT guns but the infantry took significant damage from the constant 2 flat shots.
Germans used smoke heavily to take the last building by turn 3 and hold it into turn 4.
British got into CC with a tank freezing the infantry from shooting. Germans managed to roll a 6 with the Brits a 1 on the ambush and the Brits took the building back.
Fun scenario and any one that comes to the last CC is a must play.
2022-06-18(D) John Garlic vs Paul Works British win[Imported from ROAR]
2022-06-18(A) Paul Works vs John Garlic British winJohn's always a tough opponent. His very well-placed 57L AT Gun really inhibited my tank maneuver. I had a slight chance on the last turn to get into a needed building by covering my infantry charge with smoke, but... to no avail.
2021-02-01(A) Kermit Mullins vs Dave Mareske British winI expected to lose this one and I did. Thirty seconds into Turn 1 movement phase and my first MKIV was knocked out in a bore sight hex. It was downhill from there. British swarmed onto my flanks and that was all she wrote. It’s a fun scenario, but unforgiving if you take too much damage early.
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Turuk Uploaded a VASL file2024-08-06 12:49:37
Thompsonmg(MGT) Added a playing2024-06-14 21:23:08
Bongiovanni Added a playing2023-02-27 12:25:20
worksp2018 Added a playing2023-02-21 04:20:43
sdedier Added a playing2022-08-13 01:45:09
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Statistics:
Avg Rating: 7.32Votes: 28
Views: 7919
To-Play list count: 3
Estimated Play time: 3.9 hours
Recorded Games: 29
Archive recorded plays:
German (SS)9
British20
Drawn:0

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The Five Pound Prize
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[A] German 87
[D] British 105
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