Armies of Oblivion

ASL Module 12

A game by Pete Shelling, Paul Kenny, Brian Martuzas

2 Players 0 minutes High

Hexagon Grid, Modular Board, Simulation

Wargame, World War II

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Armies of Oblivion is a highly anticipated expansion module for the Advanced Squad Leader tactical game system, introducing the Axis Minors, including Romanian, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Slovakian, and Croatian forces, to the mix. This module, designed by Pete Shelling, Paul Kenny, and Brian Martuzas, and published in 2006, adds a new layer of complexity and depth to the game, with its intricate rules and simulation mechanics. The game is designed for 2 players and, while the playtime is not specified, it's clear that mastering the game will take some time due to its complicated rules. The module comes with a range of components, including geomorphic mapboards, overlays, counter sheets, and scenario lists, which transport players to various World War II battlegrounds, from Yugoslavia and Ukraine to Poland and Hungary. With scenarios like Balkan Sideshow, Liberating Bessarabia, and End Station Budapest, players will experience the thrill of tactical combat and strategic decision-making. As an expansion for the base game, Armies of Oblivion offers a fresh and exciting experience for fans of Advanced Squad Leader, and its modular board and hexagon grid mechanics ensure high replayability. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or new to the series, this module promises to deliver hours of engaging and challenging gameplay.