ORIGINS: WWII Loot

I went to Origins today on a day pass to look around the exhibits and buy a few things, but with a strict spending limit, considering how many Miniature Building Authority houses I've bought recently (in addition to the ones I posted about earlier, I picked up three more online which arrived last week).

Also, given the number of games sitting still unplayed on my shelf, largely because I'm always too tired to dive into any substantial new sets of rules, I decided to limit myself to wargames that specifically called themselves "introductory."

So, apart from some solo T&T modules to scratch my fantasy itch, I picked up three small WWII games. Two of them were old metagaming minigames being sold for $8 each: Rommel's Panzers and Stalin's Tanks.

I also picked up one new game, from Lock 'n Load publishing called Tank on Tank. According to the blurb on the back of the box: "A smaller game that can be learned in less than five minutes and played during a lunch break, Tank on Tank depicts tactical ground combat in Europe in the latter years of World War II."

I think between these three I'll be good to go for a while. The first scenario of tank on tank is already set up on my desk.