1. Northern Pincer – This historical scenario uses a portion of a single map as an introduction to the full campaign. The scenario provides the players a look at one thrust of the plan that was designed to capture Kharkov between two forces. The goal of this scenario is to study the true threat to German plans posed by the Soviet forces east of the city. Scenario Duration: Turns 1-6 (12-17 May), northern section of Map E.
2. Izyum Salient – This is the full historical campaign covering both offensives as the battle flows back and forth across the steppe. You can use all the bells and whistles for this one. Scenario Duration : Turns 1-16 (12-27 May), both maps.
3. Aggressive Timoshenko – This is a fictional situation that assumes the Soviets are ready to attack on the originally planned kick-off date. The scenario plays the same as the historical campaign, but things are shifted 8 days earlier. The initial setup will be slightly modified and some German reinforcements take longer to arrive. Scenario Duration: Turns 1-20 (4-23 May), both maps.
4. Passive Timoshenko – This is a fictional situation that places the Soviets on a stronger footing. The scenario postulates that Timoshenko did not propose his attack plans to Stalin and the head man himself was more occupied with other parts of the front. In this case, Fridericus is launched as planned by the Germans against a dug-in and defensive-minded Soviet force. Will there still be a pocket? Scenario Duration: Turns 1-10 (18-27 May), southern half of Map E.

Map: 1 hex = 3 miles

Time: 1 Turn = 1 Day

Unit: German regiments and Soviet divisions, with brigades and battalions

• Two 22” x 34” game maps
• Three counter sheets (840 pieces at 1/2″ size)
• Ten Player Aid Cards, including Scenario set-ups
• Rules Booklet
• Two 6-sided dice
• Box and Lid set