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This issue contains articles dedicated exclusively to the Middle Eastern region.
This issue comes with the game Millennium Wars Advanced: The Lebanon Scenarios. The game is designed by Michael Anderson, Joseph Miranda, and Jon Compton.
Millennium Wars Advanced (MWA) is a new wargame system that models a wide spectrum of modern conflict at the operational level.
MWA addresses the full spectrum of operations in modern conflict, including land, air, naval, logistics, information warfare, and special operations. MWA also deals with the impact of technology and doctrine on operational capabilities, modeled in the design as Tier. MWA systems are holistically integrated and generally use the same resolution system, but incorporate such things as insurgency, terrorism, cyberwarfare, weapons of mass destruction, and the political backlash effects of suffering casualties and bungled operations. Maneuver and combat emphasize mission effects over attrition. Each MWA game will have one or more scenarios, each showing a different historical, current or hypothetical campaign.
This particular iteration of MWA is from the soon-to-be-released States of Conflict. It is a simulation of the various campaigns of the Arab-Israeli Wars of the last several decades. These are the two Lebanon scenarios included in the game.
Please note: The Terrain Effects Table on page eight does not include images that align to the terrain type dots on the map. We thought that these images would be contextually intuitable, but it turns out we were too clever by far. Below is a screen grab that aligns the images on the map with the Terrain Effect Table (there are some things on the table which do not appear on this map, as these are series rules.)
