Line of Fire Magazine Issue #2
Discover Line of Fire Magazine Issue #2
Expanding the battlefield with more scenarios, strategy, and exclusive content.
The second issue of Line of Fire, Lock 'n Load Publishing's official magazine, brings even more content, scenarios, and tactical insights for fans of the Lock 'n Load Tactical Series, World At War 85, Nations At War, and other Lock 'n Load Publishing games. Whether you're looking for new missions, expert strategies, or behind-the-scenes insights, Issue #2 delivers fresh gameplay opportunities and system enhancements to expand your wargaming experience.
What's Inside Line of Fire #2?
New Scenarios and Expansions. Challenge yourself with brand-new missions for the Lock 'n Load Tactical Series, Nations At War, and World At War 85.
Tactical Strategy and Analysis. Learn advanced strategies and tactical insights to improve your gameplay and decision-making on the battlefield.
Exclusive Designer Notes and Interviews. Go behind the scenes with Lock 'n Load game designers to explore game mechanics, historical inspirations, and upcoming projects.
Rules Updates and Enhancements. Stay up to date with rules clarifications, system improvements, and expanded gameplay mechanics.
Previews of Future Releases. Get an inside look at upcoming Lock 'n Load Publishing titles before they hit the battlefield.
Enhance Your Wargaming Experience
Line of Fire Issue #2 is a must-have for players who want to expand their game collection, discover new challenges, and refine their tactical skills.
In this, the second issue of Lock 'n Load Publishing magazine, Line of Fire, you'll find almost 50 full-color pages of content, plus fresh components for many of your favorite LnLP games. The World at War (WaW) system takes center stage. Read about the Bundeswehr in 1985, their doctrine and units and how to use them in the WaW series' first expansion module, Death of the First Panzer (DotFP). A battle report of DotFP's "Wittmann's Ghost" and a new Mark Walker-designed scenario, aptly titled "The Death of the First Panzer Division", rolls out a new formation of Soviet T-80s and gives DotFP further candid exposure. The WaW series also finds its way to the Golan Heights, as the Syrian 51st Armored Battalion pits its numerous T-72s against the intrepid Israeli Merkava 2s of Team Azzan, with a new map and counters included. A cool variant for turning WaW into a miniatures game also rouses the game system's possibilities.
The Lock 'n Load Tactical (LnLT) system gets its due with Robert Herzner's vital article on infantry tactics, articles on the Somalis and Pakistanis in A Day of Heroes, and a detailed scenario on the D-Day action by E Company, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division, at Brecourt Manor, played on a new 9.25 inch by 16.75 inch map. Or make your way through the jungle of South Vietnam with The Black Mambas, looking for a downed US Navy pilot, in the Forgotten Heroes and Anzac Attack scenario "Snakes in the Garden." Be wary of what's out there.