Hungarians set up with units in the large town and also in the woods to the north and south. Two platoons were kept in reserve on the railroad embankment to the east. The Slovaks began moving eastward slowly, pushing into the large wooded area south of the town. A number of assaults took place with the Hungarians holding on longer than expected. Artillery took its toll on both sides, with many units being eliminated or demoralized. The low morale on both sides and lack of effective leaders meant the game slowed down significantly with many units taking a long time to recover. As the scenario drew to a close the Slovaks had advanced into the town from the south and three of it's four hexes had assaults raging. The Hungarians still had sole control of one town hex but took far too many losses and narrowly lost the game 28 to 19. Overall an interesting scenario that would warrant replay. Some better leaders on either side and different strategies might change the result significantly. Excellent scenario.