Battletech Alpha Strike Battle Report - Wolf's Dragoons VS Flik's Marauders

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Battletech Alpha Strike is a less complex, faster way to play Battletech, the mech on mech skirmish game created by Catalyst Game Labs. We're trying it out on the channel to see how it does!
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[@holden88]

Great report. FYI "C" mechs are inner sphere mechs that have been upgraded and retrofitted with clan technology (after the clan invasion). Contrast this with the "IIC" mechs which are Clan mechs that are more evolved versions of the classic inner sphere mechs that clans developed while away.

[@joemurphy1189]

Great to hear a Scottish accent speaking about Battletech. I’m here in Ireland and although the community is growing it always seems that Battletech is predominantly a game played in North America. In my opinion, it blows most other war games out of the water and provides a perfect balance between amount of models and granular immersion. Subscribed!

[@rorydoconnor]

I’m in Belfast and just picked up Battletech this week, mostly for solo play.

[@IKvASS]

I love how flexible BT is. Pretty cool.

[@DerKrampus-ou2ln]

Hex AS is my favorite way to play BT.

[@Agastui]

Wow! This was a real nail-biter. Great work! :)

[@brenmayhugh]

Still enjoyable to see AS played on the map sheets.

[@czarkiddy9543]

This was an interesting scenario that was fun to see.

[@BamAoD1]

Personally I prefer the hexmaps with Alpha Strike. Hope to see more.

[@duckdodgers]

Are you able to roll multiple dice 1 set for each weapon or is it 1 roll for all the dmg? I hope that makes sense? Still learning

[@FliksTabletopGaming]

The default is two D6 for all damage but variable damage where you use more is an official optional rule.