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This version of the Atlanta Campaign is designed to encompass many areas of the battle under one map. The Atlanta Campaign began on May 5, 1864 and ended after the battles of Jonesboro and Lovejoy's Station in September of 1864. The Confederate Army, under General Johnston's command, was able to defend the city of Atlanta against a Union Army of nearly 120,000. Jefferson Davis' decision to replace the capable Johnston by the more aggressive Hood resulted in the loss of Atlanta and the subsequent "March to the Sea". The goal of the Confederate Army here is to defend as much area as possible as long as possible. It is imperative that the Union forces not be allowed to exit the map below East Point, Ga. The Union Army needs to capture as much territory as soon as practical. The ultimate goals are the capture of Atlanta, the destruction of the Confederate Army and the exit for positive VP below East Point. Confederate forces exiting the map below East Point will not be penalized as greatly as exiting the map elsewhere.
This is a challenge type scenario based on the Bull Run map. The forces deployed for each side are identical giving each player an equal opportunity for victory.
Challenge X is designed to give each General an equal opportunity for victory.The large scale "mirror" map is identical on each opponent's half. The unit strengths and orginization are also the same for each player.The objective of this scenario is to occupy and hold as much of your opponent's territory as possible.The capture of your opponent's Headquarters is the absolute goal of this scenario as it maintains it's value throughout the entire game. The majority of the Victory Point hexes are in the center of the map. The VP hexes in outlying areas will quickly lose their value. Challenge X has more units available and a new Corps structure. Each Corps has a cavalry detachment directly under it's command. All unit arrivals are offset to minimize the Union's first move advantage.
This scenario is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. The troop organization has been modified from previous versions.
Challenge 6 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. The map has been slightly altered from previous versions.
Challenge 7 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. This scenario encompasses multiple unit types : Infantry, Artillery ( Heavy-Light & Horse ) Cavalry, Snipers, Engineers and Naval Units.
Challenge 8 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. The units and map are identical for each side. The units are staggered to offset the first move advantage. Challenge 8 allows the Union player to move first. The majority of the Victory Points are in the center of the map and this scenario has "blowable" bridges.
Challenge IX is designed to give each player an equal oportunity for victory. The Cavalry units will arrive at offset times to minimize the Union's first move advantage.
Gettysburg Challenge is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. The map is a modified map of Gettysburg which is identical on each half.
Historical Battle of Mechanicsville
Strategy & Tactics 101 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. Troops strengths and placement are identical as are both halves of the map. Troop placement is staggered to minimize the first move advantage.
Strategy & Tactics 102 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. Troops strengths and placement are identical as are both halves of the map. Troop placement is staggered to minimize the first move advantage.
Strategy & Tactics 103 is designed to give each player an equal opportunity for victory. Troops strengths and placement are identical as are both halves of the map. Troop placement is staggered to minimize the first move advantage.
Strategy & Tactics 104 is desiged to give each player an equal opportunity for victory.
The VICTORY CAMPAIGN is designed to afford each General an equal opportunity for victory. The forces are identical and are also staggered to minimize the first move advantage. The goal is to destroy the enemy's forces and to conquer as much territory as possible. Have fun and play fair !!!! ***Stonewall***
Challenge Shiloh II
Challenge Shiloh II is the newest of the
Challenge Shiloh battles. It is designed to give each player a fairly even
chance for victory. It is not "dead even" as each player has to
contend with the terrain. It is played upon a new map of the Shiloh battlefield
and has new units and more of them. Challenge II allows each player the command
of 5 Corps and a minor naval skirmish.