If the last variation gave to much edge to the Allies, this one gives it to the Axis, no supply tokens, but, with modified hits, thanks, Pellulo
Turn One: Allies front line as usual dissolves away, and, Axis front line goes one hex forward.
Here with modified hits(just simple six down is a hit), the Allies lose all eight troopers and five cannons & Axis gain V.P.=3. In a earlier version of this variation, the Allies were allowed to counterattack for Round One, but, game ended the same(of course with much less Axis forces on the board, seven).
Turn Two: Germany goes first, later the Allies will pass up on any counter-attacks. Entire Axis line goes forward one hex, except for Eupen. Allies lose 2 Infantry, 5 tanks, 2 trucks, &, the Axis lose 4 Infantry. All the Allies have on on the board is one of each land base unit. The V.P.=8.
Turn Three: Allies goes first, again the Axis line goes forward one hex, except for Bastogne.
Allies lose 5 Infantry, 3 guns, 1 tank & 3 trucks, &, the Axis lose 1 Infantry & 9 tanks. V.P.=14.
Turn Four: Axis go first, again the Allies will pass on a counterattack(having left one tank). With Bastogne hoping to be a major point of an Allied initial go first attack, holding over half the Allied units, all it has left, after the first German attacks is one tank. Allied losses are 4 infantry & 4 tanks & 1 truck. Also Axis losses are 3 Infantry, 2 guns, and, 4 tanks. Not the whole Axis line goes one hex, but, V.P.=23.
Turn Five: Axis goes first, here with modified attack rules, the Air Fighters & Bombers attacking ground units, are less effective. Allied losses via Air combat are 7 fighters, and, Axis losses are 3 fighters, &, 2 trucks, 1 Infantry & gun & tank.
For land combat, Allies lose 2 Infantry, 1 gun, 2 tanks & trucks, &, Axis lose 2 Infantry, 2 guns, 5 tanks & a truck. Bastogne falls, with just two Allied foot left on the board. The Allies take back one hex, the Germans get enough hexes to get V.P.=24plus. Game ended, of course to the bitter end, the Allies might have gotten back those hexes. Thanks, Pellulo