Soldier, this is the updated Scenario Booklet for the HON Big Red One Edition Core Box.
The corrections made are on pages 10-14.
Errata stickers will soon be available to correct your physical booklets.
The Sewers expansion allows you to add an extra dimension to your Heroes System games. Units can now venture underground in a peculiar environment with specific rules. Use the tiles from this expansion to create one underground battlefield or fight on different levels, as your armies slug it out, both in the sewers and on the surface.
To use this expansion, create a sewer board using the tiles provided and place it next to the surface board. You can also create only one sewer board to fight in the subsurface.
We’ve just brought out of the oven our last rule book from the new version of Heroes of Normandie, The Big Red One Edition! Come and take a look and don’t hesitate to give us your feedback! Be careful though, it is NOT the final version and will need some proof reading, but in the meantime you have some paper to chew on!
The snipers fought merciless stealth duels in the dreary ruins of Stalingrad.
Stalking each other in a deadly game of hide-and-seek…
Are you the best of the best? Or will the hunter become the hunted?
After the bolters’ rain and the flame went out to purify Xenos and Heretics… The drop pods of Humanity’s Finest are landing on your enemies’ heads!
This is additional rules to make your battle even more epic! You’ll find the rules for Drop Pods, Teleport Strike, along with the last version of the Airplane rules.
Why do all German soldiers photographed in Normandy have their eyes glued to the sky, and why do they take the trouble to camouflage their vehicles under thick branches, or move only at night?
The answer’s simple… Fear!
If you like the sweet sound of Stuka’s dive-bombing armoured columns, the song of twin machine gun bursts digging holes in infantry lines, or the concert of 250 kg bombs shaking the whole audience, then these aviation rules are for you.
UPDATED 09/04/2021
Chapter 4: Groesbeek Heights
During the planning of Market-Garden the Allied Command had noted the importance of the Groesbeek heights that dominated the approaches to Nijmegen. At their tops one could see the roads used by the XXX Corps as well as the German counter-attack roads. General Browning (1st Airborne Army) and Gavin agreed that without height control, taking the Nijmegen bridges would be an impossible task.
Scenario 11: “Slim Jim” Goes Camping
Scenario 12: The First counterattacks
Scenario 13: Gunfire in a Bordertown
Scenario 14: Warfare in Wyler