ASL – Quick 6 VI

Quick 6 VI is an Advanced Squad Leader (ASL) scenario pack released for participants of the 2023 West Coast Rumble tournament. Following the established Quick 6 formula, it offers six compact scenarios designed to minimize setup time while maximizing playing time.

The pack covers multiple World War II theaters including the Ardennes, Italy, Normandy, the 1940 Battle of France, and the Eastern Front. The scenarios are designed for fast-paced, balanced, tournament-style play.

Game System
The module is designed for Advanced Squad Leader, the standard tactical system for WWII squad-level combat.

The scenarios feature small orders of battle, limited map areas, and straightforward special rules. Most games can be completed in under three hours while retaining ASL’s trademark tactical depth.

Included Scenarios

Q31 – Consthum
Consthum, Belgium, December 17, 1944
American defenders supported by a 40mm Bofors gun attempt to repel another German assault during the opening days of the Battle of the Bulge.

Q32 – Cider Crossroads
North of San Leonardo, Italy, December 10, 1943
The Loyal Edmonton Regiment attacks a key crossroads defended by German forces during the Italian Campaign.

Q33 – Mondrainville
Normandy, France, June 28, 1944
Kampfgruppe Weidinger of the 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich advances against hastily organized British defenses.

Q34 – Isneauville
France, June 8, 1940
German Panzer divisions exploit a breach in Allied lines while British troops conduct a determined rear-guard action north of Rouen.

Q35 – West of Gremjachi
Russia, December 12, 1942
During Operation Winter Storm, the 6th Panzer Division attempts to break through Soviet positions to relieve the encircled Sixth Army at Stalingrad.

Q36 – Haute Littee Crossroads
Normandy, France, June 11, 1944
The US 9th Infantry Regiment attacks entrenched German defenders around a key crossroads near the Cerisy Forest.

Objective
Each scenario recreates a small to medium historical engagement featuring straightforward objectives such as terrain control, assaulting defensive positions, holding crossroads, or eliminating enemy forces.

The design focuses on quick tactical decisions and competitive tournament balance.

Players
2 players

Playing Time
Approximately 2 to 3 hours per scenario.

Complexity
Medium

Particularly well suited for ASL tournaments, conventions, and players looking for quick-to-play scenarios.

Replayability
6 standalone scenarios
Multiple theaters of war
Various nationalities and tactical situations
Ideal format for competitive play and repeated sessions.

Components (indicative)
6 ASL scenarios printed on cardstock
Historical notes
ASL-compatible materials.