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The AVALON HILL $2.00 The AVALON HILL September-October 1979 Volume 16, Number 3 PAGE 2 THE GENERAL *The AVALON HILL II Avalon Hill Philosophy Part 75 II GENERAL The Game Players Magazine With Christmas and the end of 1979 just undergoing AH development by Mick Uhl, this The Avalon Hill GENERAL is dedicated to the presenta­ one issue away, it seems appropriate to address recipient of two Charles Roberts awards should tion of authoritative articles on the strategy, tactics, and this philosophy column to the progress of our be greatly improved in both visual appeal and variation of Avalon Hill wargames. Historical articles are current design projects and what you can ex­ rules comprehension. Mick is also developing included only insomuch as they provide useful background information on current Avalon Hill titles. The GENERAL is pect to see from us in time for Santa's big night. Bruno Sinigaglio's revision of BA TTLE OF THE published by the Avalon Hill Game Company solely lor the With luck, we should have a few new titles to BULGE which we hope to release at ORIGINS cultural edification of the serious game aficionado. in the put under the tree for local visitors to our Game next July. hopes of improving the game owner's proficiency of play and That brings us to the "whatever happened providing services not otherwise available to the Avalon Hill Emporium but it is doubtful whether any of game buff. them will receive wide retail distribution until to " department.... THE RISING SUN Publication is bi~monthly with mailings made close to next year. has been returned to designer Larry Pinsky to be the end of February, April. June. August, October and cut down into more manageable proportions December. All editorial and general mail should be sent to the Avalon Hill Game Company. 4517 Harford Road. First out of the chute will be WAR & PEACE and remains unscheduled at this time. We have Baltimore, MD 21214. One year subscriptions are $7.50. A . a grand strategic game of the Napoleonic invested heavily in mapboard art and develop­ two year subscription is only $12.00. Send checks or money ment time, however, and are loathe to dismiss orders only. Not responsible for cash lost in transit. All era-which, for want of a better description, subscriptions sent via bulk permit. Airmail and 1st class will be a cross between 1776 and DIPLO­ the project altogether. We still have high hopes delivery must be prearranged with the subscription depart­ MACY. Playable in both a two player and multi­ that it wil eventually see publication. FOR­ ment at additional cost. Address changes must be submitted TRESS EUROPA, the western front equivalent to the subscription department 6 weeks in advance to player format, it promises to offer something guarantee delivery. No paid advertising of any type is for everyone with an interest in the period. It is of RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN, designed by John Ed­ accepted. However, news of importance to the wargaming an eminently clean design by Mark McLaughlin wards, has been under contract for over a year, community is printed free of charge and is solicited. with capable AH development by Frank Davis. but we've uncovered many problems with it Convention announcements must be received at least three and the developer has been unable to work on it months in advance and contain information regarding With any luck, you may find an advertisement events utilizing AH games. proclaiming its availability in the next issue. due to other projects so that we've had to Articles from subscribers are considered for publication THE LONGEST DA Y has seen two ORIGINS relegate it to the back burner until the recent addi­ at the discretion of our editorial staff. Articles should be tion of game developer Alan R. Moon to the staff. typewritten, double-spaced, and embrace the tenets of good come and go since it was first promised. It is our English usage. There is no limit to word length. Accompany~ fervent wish that it doesn't see a third before KESSELSCHLACHT or STREETS OF STAL­ ing examples and diagrams should be neatly done in black or release. The game's physical components are INGRAD as we renamed it, was only under red ink. Photographs should have caption and credit line evaluation here. The designer didn't care for written on back. Rejected articles will be returned whenever finished and now undergoing by-mail playtest. possible. The sole occupation of Randy Reed for the last either our evaluation or the time we'd require to EDITOR: Donald J. Greenwood two years, THE LONGEST DA Y has been given produce it, so he decided to publish on his own. ASS'T EDITOR: Alan R. Moon lavish art and design preparation. Only the pure Scratch one project. Now that the MAGIC REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS: J. Angiolillo. R. Beyma, A. size and price of the game leave us with any REALM odyssey is over, Richard Hamblen can Blumberg. D. Burdick. S. Carus, R. Chiang. J. Connolly, J. return to work on his TRIREME and GUN­ Davis, R. Hamblen, T. Hazlett J. Jarvinen, R. Livermore, R. doubts as to how our first "monster" game will Medrow, J. Mishcon, 1. Oleson, R. Plock, C. Ransom, R. be received. The December GENERAL probably SLINGER designs. We hope to have the former Reed. M. Saha. J. Stahler. D. Turnbull. M. Uhl, C. Vasey. M. won't reach you until after Christmas, so look done for the next ORIGINS. Watney This is by no means all we're looking at for GRAPHICS: Jean Baer. Stephanie Czech. Margaret for THE LONGEST DA Y in the spring. Lehman. Rodger MacGowan. Dale Sheaffer CRESCENDO OF DOOM is also in by-mail the coming year. We've had numerous pro­ EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: ARGENTINA; Sa~dler Gesang. playtest now and although we won't be able to totypes on hand for evaluation for some time SA; Jose E. Uriburu 377; 1027, BuenosAires; AUSTRALIA; now but are not at liberty to discuss them at Jedko Games Ltd., 111 Beatrice St.; Cheltenham. 3192; advertise its availability until the December Victoria; BELGIUM; CODACO SPRL; 1072 Chaussee de GENERAL, we will be accepting mail orders this point. We're also keeping an eye on the re­ Ninove; 1080 Bruxelles; FRANCE; Jeux Descartes, 5. rue de effective December 1 in hopes of filling at least cent releases of the "Third World". ORIGINS is la Baume; 75008 Paris; GREAT BRITAIN; Michaels Models; a few Christmas stockings. If you wish to order not only a showplace for the consumer- it also 648 High Road; N. Finchley. N. 12 ONL; GREECE; American serves to alert us to some of the finer designs Book & News; 68 Syngrou Ave,; Athens 408; ITALY; Dott; CRESCENDO OFDOOM andlor WAR AT PEACE Alfredo Gentili; Tirrenia (pisa); Via dei Lecci. 1; JAPAN; Post before they are formally announced, you may by the hobby's smaller companies. Occasional­ Hobby Co.; 1-38 Yoyogi. Shibuya-ku; Tokyo; MALAYSIA/ do so on December 1 for $1 5 each and the ly, one comes along which we think highly REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE; Wong International Entp.; 6 enough of to purchase, such as SOURCE OF Jalan Sinar Bulan; Singapore 17; SOUTH AFRICA; Gamma customary postage coupon. We make no prom­ Games Ltd.; P.O. Box 2904; Cape Town 8000; SWEDEN; ises about delivery by Christmas, but will do our THE ,"'/ILE, \A/ith added AH deve!opm@nt time Playground HB c/o Haeffner; Bjornbarrstigen 3; S-222 38 best .. Otherwise, you may wish to wait for the and improved artwork, we can sometimes turn LUND. a silk purse out of a sow's ear. Naturally, until To facilitate correspondence, we suggest that air formal advertisement in the next GENERAL. envelopes to Avalon Hill be marked in the lower left hand CRESCENDO OF DOOM will eventually be such evaluation and negotiations are com­ corner as follows: followed by two more gamettes- one featuring pleted, any further discourse would be more A.R.E.A. Technician: Jack Dolt conjecture than fact. A.R.E.A. OM COORDINATOR: (multi-player games only) the .Americans and Italians entitled G.I.: ANVIL OF VICTORY and another on the Japanese approx­ Steve Heinowski. 1630 W. 2B St., Lorain, OH 44052. This installment of the Philosophy wouldn't GENERAL SUbscriptions: Gertrude Zombro imately a year apart. Purchases of Games, PBM kits and parts: Christy Shaw be complete without a few words on the missing Questions Concerning Play: Research & Design Depart­ MAGIC REALM feature. We'll make it as few as ment TITLE BOUT is the name of our statistical possible. Put simply, the article was plagued by Note: All Questions should be thoroughly diagrammed. No boxing game which will enter our Sports the same problems which delayed the game past questions will be answered that are not accompanied by a Illustrated line in the spring. With any luck, self~addressed, stamped envelope. Only questions regard­ one promised deadline after another. In an at­ you'll find a mail order advertisemment for it in ing rule clarifications (not historical or design subjects) can tempt to right all the game's minor problems, the be answered. the next issue. Like all of our other stat games, designer is hoping to provide us with a super IF YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS: inform us immedi­ TITLE BOUT will feature hundreds of cards ately. The Post Office destroys magazines even if you leave a comprehensive feature which will address all the representing the great and near-great ring per­ forwarding address. AH ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY questions you may have on the game system.
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