Why are the FFL and Commonwealth fighting over this ground, who knows, but they are...
Commonwealth units cautiously patrol forward
FFL run along the flank
Commonwealth spread to avoid mines and other traps laid by the FFL during their tenure of this land
The Commonwealth commander scans ahead
And again, he's cautious
Just as well, as out of nowhere a unit of light FFL armour and drones surge into view
The lead FFL unit spots the Commonwealth vehicles
More units pour forwards, gun drone in the lead looking for targets of opportunity
Missiles streak from the lead units
While the gun drone engages the flank of a Commonwealth MICV, destroying it completely with all inside
The other gun drone knocks out a main weapon on a light tank
In response the Commonwealth MICVs leap forwards, debussing troops into close range
The Commonwealth troops size up all targets
And pour small arms and buzzbomb fire into the light FFL Armour, KO-ing every TU in the unit
Really, every one. Infantry in The Crucible rules can be highly effective at short range against light to medium armour
The view from the edge of the crater
All missiles lose target lock (all firers are dead)
The FFL respond with an infantry assault of their own
Unfortunately, only half of the unit could get in contact (poor LP roll)
It turns out to be the platoon commanders of both units locked in HTH
The remaining Commonwealth tanks advance rapidly to protect their infantry
The Commonwealth commander spots his FFL counterpart
ATGM out!
Zoooom
OMG what terrible rolling. The Commonwealth miss everything
But one FFL MICV
The close assault goes as expected, the FFL wipe out the two Commonwealth TUs
However, the ATGM scores a hit on the FFL command vehicle, destroying it and the FFL command TU
Phew, a mid-battle shot
The Commonwealth gain the initiative and respond to the FFL attack
The infantry and MICVs kill the final FFL MICV and all four FFL infantry TUs
This has to be the end for the FFL
And, yes, it is. The FFL flee the field, yeilding it to the Commonwealth
But later... ..the Commonwealth have established a forward base
Commonwealth units cautiously patrol forward
FFL run along the flank
Commonwealth spread to avoid mines and other traps laid by the FFL during their tenure of this land
The Commonwealth commander scans ahead
And again, he's cautious
Just as well, as out of nowhere a unit of light FFL armour and drones surge into view
The lead FFL unit spots the Commonwealth vehicles
More units pour forwards, gun drone in the lead looking for targets of opportunity
Missiles streak from the lead units
While the gun drone engages the flank of a Commonwealth MICV, destroying it completely with all inside
The other gun drone knocks out a main weapon on a light tank
In response the Commonwealth MICVs leap forwards, debussing troops into close range
The Commonwealth troops size up all targets
And pour small arms and buzzbomb fire into the light FFL Armour, KO-ing every TU in the unit
Really, every one. Infantry in The Crucible rules can be highly effective at short range against light to medium armour
The view from the edge of the crater
All missiles lose target lock (all firers are dead)
The FFL respond with an infantry assault of their own
Unfortunately, only half of the unit could get in contact (poor LP roll)
It turns out to be the platoon commanders of both units locked in HTH
The remaining Commonwealth tanks advance rapidly to protect their infantry
The Commonwealth commander spots his FFL counterpart
ATGM out!
Zoooom
OMG what terrible rolling. The Commonwealth miss everything
But one FFL MICV
The close assault goes as expected, the FFL wipe out the two Commonwealth TUs
However, the ATGM scores a hit on the FFL command vehicle, destroying it and the FFL command TU
Phew, a mid-battle shot
The Commonwealth gain the initiative and respond to the FFL attack
The infantry and MICVs kill the final FFL MICV and all four FFL infantry TUs
This has to be the end for the FFL
And, yes, it is. The FFL flee the field, yeilding it to the Commonwealth
But later... ..the Commonwealth have established a forward base
Do we care? Yes, we do!
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