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http://xinslair.blogspot.com/2014/03/asteroid-buster-game-at-cold-wars.html

Game played March 8th at the HMGS east coast convention Cold Wars.

Very cool and inspiring! Reading this, I want to start designing scenarios right away.

I might have photoshoped out some flight stands on this one.

Hahaha, "might have"???

Sweeeet. Might have actually played that scenario even though its over the normal balance of 100pts which I tend to stick to or below. Do you have the lists used for the forces? They sounded pre-made for scenario purpose and really well made at that.

yeah,
Awesome battle report!

Panic...

This was not my scenario, but I played as the Imperial commander on right side attack. The other three Imperials were novices.

Forces were as follows:
Imperial-right
Intercepter, advanced w/proton torpedo, tie
tie, tie, bomber w/2 proton torpedos

Imperial left the same.
All Imperial pilots were initiative 4

Rebels 4 x wings, 2 A wings, 2 Y wings
All rebels were initiative 1 or 2.
This is where the game was imbalanced and yet we were one proton shot from winning or tying the scenario.
All the players had a great time. We all got along very well considering only four people 2 fathers and sons knew each other.

RB