LINKED MINI – CAMPAIGN
From: Scenarios for Wargamers by Charles Stuart Grant
1. First Encounter: Scenario #41 – Chance Encounter. Loser withdraws and becomes the defender (Blue force) in the Second Encounter.
2. Second Encounter: Scenario #3 – Holding Action (1). If defender wins, attacker withdraws and becomes defender (Blue force) in Scenario #4 – Holding action (2) [3a]. If attacker wins, defender withdraws and stays defender (Blue force) in Scenario #1 – Positional defense (1) [3b].
3a. Third Encounter A: Scenario #4 – Holding action (2). If defender wins, attacker withdraws and becomes defender in Scenario #3 – Holding action (1) [2]. If attacker wins, defender withdraws and stays defender (Blue force) in Scenario #2 – Positional defense (2) [4a].
3b. Third Encounter B: Scenario #1 – Positional defense (1). If attacker wins, defender withdraws and stays defender (Blue force) in Scenario 6 – Rear guard (1) [4b]. If defender wins, attacker withdraws and becomes defender (Blue force) in Scenario #4 – Holding action (2) [3a].
4a. Fourth Encounter A: Scenario #2 – Positional defense (2). If defender wins, attacker withdraws and becomes defender (Blue force) in Scenario #3 – Holding action (1) [2]. If attacker wins, defender withdraws and stays defender (Blue force) in Scenario #6 – Rear guard (2) [5].
4b. Fourth Encounter B: Scenario #5 – Rear guard (1). If defender wins, campaign tree ends as defender (Blue force) safely withdraws. If attacker wins, campaign tree ends as defender (Blue force) is destroyed.
5. Fifth Encounter: Scenario #6 – Rear guard (2). If defender wins, campaign tree ends as defender (Blue force) safely withdraws. If attacker wins, campaign tree ends as defender (Blue force) is destroyed.
Note: There are several repeating loops, depending on who wins or loses in various engagements. The loops are: (1) Scenario #3 to #4 and back to #3; (2) Scenario #3 to #1 to #4, and back to #3; and (3) Scenario #3 to #4 to #2, and back to #3. I’ve made no attempt to rationalize force compositions between the various scenarios, leaving that as an exercise to be completed by the game master or players.
I've made a flow chart using Microsoft Excel, but I can't figure out how to post it to this blog. Rats!!! When and if I do figure it out, I'll add it in a separate posting.
You should be able to place it in paint program then convert it to JPEG.
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For the record I used Google Docs when I need a spreadsheet in a post... Log in to Blogger and select "My Account", then select "Docs", and you can then create a spreadsheet... after that I'm rusty but blogger help will get you through..
Thank you, Jim. I've posted a link to your mini-campaign on my blogs.
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Ed of Hesse-Fedora suggested using the flowchart routine in PowerPoint, which I did. It is now posted as "Part 2."
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