This week we are pleased to announce that we are releasing the third Organised Play Kit as a downloadable print and play PDF. Like last month, in this mission Tanks will be fighting trough the Bocage of Normandy. This time they must face multiple foes whilst dodging deadly minefields. In the madness of a multi-player mega battle, does your tank platoon have what it takes to secure victory for your side?

 

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In this Organized Play Season we will be taking players to the Eastern front, to participate in Operation Bagration. Operation Bagration was fought over two months from 22 June to 19 August 1944. The operation resulted in the near destruction of the German Army Group Centre, leaving a gap in the German line and opening the path to Poland and eventually, Germany. 

 

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Operation Bagration In this Organized Play Season we will be taking players to the Eastern front, to participate in Operation Bagration. Operation Bagration was fought over two months from 22 June to 19 August 1944. The operation resulted in the near destruction of the German Army Group Centre, leaving a gap in the German line and opening the path to Poland and eventually, Germany.    This season we will be focusing on one part of Operation Bagration, the offensive to recapture Minsk, a battle that resulted in one of the largest victories of the Soviet Army during the war.    To capture the look and feel of Operation Bagration, as well as the war on the Eastern Front we have some interesting new terrain and missions for you to play.       It is time to dust off those old T-34s and muster your comrades in arms to fight for the glory of Mother Russia!

The German heavy Tigers were the tank the Allies most feared when they landed in Europe. With exceptional armor and mounting the impressive 8.8cm gun, they were almost unstoppable, having taken a toll on Allied armor on the Eastern Front and North Africa where T-34 and Sherman tanks were incapable of stopping them.

 

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PAX, the Penny Arcade Expo, is a celebration of gaming. Started in 2004, it has now expanded to five locations, each of which has tens of thousands of attendees every year. PAX Australia, which started in 2013, is the first PAX outside of the United States.

People think of PAX as a show for computer gamers, but it has just as much to offer board and miniature gamers, too. While not quite as loud and flashy as the computer gaming hall, the tabletop area is nevertheless a huge and vibrant festival of gaming excitement.

This year Australian PAX-goers got a chance to try out TANKS, thanks to volunteers from the Bendigo & District Gamers’ Association (BADGA).

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PAX, the Penny Arcade Expo, is a celebration of gaming. It was started in 2004 by online comic creators Jerry Holkins and Mike Krahulik, because they wanted a convention that focused solely on gaming. It has now expanded to five locations, each of which has tens of thousands of attendees every year. PAX Australia, which started in 2013, is the first PAX outside of the United States. People think of PAX as a show for computer gamers, but it has just as much to offer board and miniature gamers, too. While not quite as loud and flashy as the computer gaming hall, the tabletop area is nevertheless a huge and vibrant festival of gaming excitement. This year Australian PAX-goers got a chance to try out TANKS. Demo games were run all weekend by volunteers from the Bendigo & District Gamers’ Association (BADGA). ...