Fire and Sword?

[J6A]

Don't you remember "The Sword and the Flame"?

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/4292...-and-flame

[Shad]

No, but adding two "the" s spices it up a bit. Like The Knights of the Round Table rather than Knights and Round Table...

[triangular_cube]

That typo is under Maple Leaf Brigade,  Fire and Sword is a typo, I am sure it was meant to be Fire in the Steppe.

I validated the OOB with the Road to Berlin and Hammer & Sickle combination when we developed Maple Leaf Brigade. It's very likely it would work with other base game(s) combinations + Hammer & Sickle but I did not check it at the time. Note that Hammer & Sickle is required for some of the Soviet hardware.

Well thats much less exciting 

[Matt W]

Actually, I don't think it will be Fire in the Steppe as the RKKA and Guards need T34/85s and JS IIs which are both in Road to Berlin.

[otto]

• With Fire and Sword
The 1945 campaign in eastern German and Poland with most of the pieces from Road to Berlin and the other four maps (all with new artwork). I have a great number of new scenarios sketched out so we’ll tighten the focus. The Hungarians from Road to Berlin will join the Slovaks from First Axis in a new edition of that book focused solely on Fire in the Steppe.

[Poor Yorek]

• With Fire and Sword
The 1945 campaign in eastern German and Poland with most of the pieces from Road to Berlin and the other four maps (all with new artwork). I have a great number of new scenarios sketched out so we’ll tighten the focus. The Hungarians from Road to Berlin will join the Slovaks from First Axis in a new edition of that book focused solely on Fire in the Steppe.

 
Oh, dear.  Ka-ching! $$  Q, though: were not there eight maps in RtB?  Just curious what was meant by "the other four maps."

[otto]

A boxed game on Poland 1939

[Poor Yorek]

A boxed game on Poland 1939

Ah.  How would this be related to White Eagles?  Subsume some/many of its scenarios; completely different ...?

[Shad]

"With Fire and Sword" <-- again, the addition of just one more word makes it so much better!

Looking forward to it, otto!

[Hugmenot]

"A Sword of Fire and Ice" is even more catchy and piggybacks into the back of a very successful series.