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Modifiers for Hull Down Tanks, Cover, Dug in Unchanged: Towns, Hills, River, Marsh, Lakes, RoadsĦ″ Spotting 18″ Light Artillery 36″ Field Guns 54″ Heavy Gunsġ-3 dice combat system with chance of hit/miss on each +3″ tracked on road and +6″ wheeled on road Split into Tanks, Heavy Tanks, Recce, Heavy Recce Replaced by Light Artillery, Field Guns, Heavy Guns Split into (Leg) Infantry, Heavy Infantry, Motorised, Cavalry Units are battalions, including weakened regiments and brigadesĪnti-tank Guns and Mortars are three tubes and their crew (section) A summary of the differences are: Neil Thomas WW2 OHW

Martin adds a lot to the basic OHW WW2 set. But Martin continues with the standard 3’x3′ OHW table and 5″ x 3″ sabot bases (which are within the recommended OHW base width of 4-6 inches).

Martin has upped the scale of the game so the manoeuvre units are battalions rather than platoons. They also lack hexes because “the rules just seem to work better free format than with a grid”. Martin started with One Hour Hex WW2 Rules but is now up to One Hour WW2 (6 hit) V2.Īs Martin explained in his Escape from Tula after action report, the latest version uses a six hit / 1-3 dice combat system. Martin Rapier has evolved his variant over time. But Martin Rapier has an interesting variant – One Hour WW2 (6 hit) – that looks worth a shot. I wasn’t too impressed when we tried WW2 using One Hour Wargames.