A larger scenario for me as I ususally enjoy the shorter, smaller ones. The Germans hold the mountain tops and buildings. The polish need to capture the same. The Germans set up in a line with the right flank anchored on one mountain, and the left flank anchored int he buildings. The Polish advance across a wide front to envelop both ends of the shorter German line while maintaining pressure in the center. The Polish center is quickly hit hard by the higher morale and dug in Germans. However, the Polish left flank begins to wrap around the German lines. The Polish right flank also continues to slowly advance against the German left. As the German center continues to inflict casualties on the Polish center, the Polish left eliminates several steps of the German right, and forces the German to pull back. The German left and Polish right exchange fire with several Polish units disrupted. The Polish finally ejects the Germans from the first mountain top objective and begin to exert force on the German center. The German left however, continues to disrupt the Polish right and prevents it from getting a fire group together. The Polish left now begins to move towards the other objective hex, and continue pressure on the German center. Fire is exchanged with more Polish casualties. The game ends after 18 turns with the Polish only in possession of one objective and having lost more steps than the Germans, german victory.