ASL Annual '96

An expansion by Pete Shelling, Perry Cocke, Chuck Goetz, Curt Schilling, Brian Youse, Bob McNamara, Pat Jonke, Kevin Meyer, Rick Troha, Mark C. Nixon, James Stahler, Ole Bøe, Bill Sisler, Gary Fortenberry, Steve Petersen, Dade Cariaga, J. D. Frazer, Tim Hundsdorfer, Veikko Hyyrynen

2 2

0 minutes High

Dice Rolling, Modular Board, Simulation, Hexagon Grid, Secret Unit Deployment

Wargame, World War II

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Description

ASL Annual '96 is a wargame expansion that throws players into the intensity of World War II, with a complex set of rules that might take some time to learn, but are well worth the effort. Designed by a team of experienced game designers, this expansion offers a range of exciting scenarios and challenges for fans of the base game. With mechanics like dice rolling, hexagon grids, and secret unit deployment, players will need to use all their strategic skills to outmaneuver their opponent. The modular board adds an extra layer of realism and replayability, making each game unique. As a two-player game, ASL Annual '96 is perfect for head-to-head competition, and its simulation mechanics ensure a deeply immersive experience. Published in 1996, this expansion has become a classic among wargame enthusiasts, and its intricate gameplay and historical themes continue to captivate players to this day.