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Avalanche Digital Library
Nine of our popular book supplements are now available in digital as well as print editions: put them on your hand-held reader and have them anywhere you go. Avoid shipping charges and get them in nanoseconds!

From the Publisher
It's a new feature, exciting to those who care, boring to those who don't: a daily blog from our publisher. Rambling thoughts on games, publishing and stuff going on at Avalanche Press. Have a look at it here. Last update: 27 January.

Panzer Grenadier Headquarters
It's a fan-run site, not an Avalanche Press production, but, wow. Have a look at Panzer Grenadier Headquarters for more info on the series, potential opponents and scenario reports than you can shake a panzer at: now with a new Matchmaker service.

Gold Club Reborn!
Our Gold Club gives our most dedicated customers a number of exclusive benefits. These are now thoroughly revised.

Where to Start?
Some of our game series run to many games and books — but don’t worry, you don’t need them all to have plenty of fun! Every boxed game includes everything you need to play, and you can find the best starting places right here.

Essential Avalanche
Is your collection complete? Not if you're missing any of these definitive games!

Edelweiss Scenarios
22 January 2012: German mountain troops fought on almost every front, seeing action in many situations. Panzer Grenadier: Edelweiss covers their battles, and today we have a look at the first third of the scenarios in this downloadable supplement. Just $16.99 sends 32 (!) scenarios and 165 pieces instantly to your computer through this magical network of tubes.

Dutch Cruisers
21 January 2012: The Royal Netherlands Navy fought the Japanese invasion of 1942 with a squadron of small cruisers. Today we look at these ships, which play a key role in Second World War at Sea: Strike South.

Dutch East Indies
20 January 2012: Our newest Great War at Sea supplement is available now: Dutch East Inides features 35 new scenarios and a campaign game, all by Jim Stear. Order it now in the print edition at the special introductory price of just $14.99 (regular price $19.99) or as a download for instant delivery.

Waltzing Aussies
19 January 2012: Australia's Militia would have defended against the Japanese invasion portrayed in Panzer Grenadier: Waltzing Matilda. Today we have a look at the Militia pieces found in that supplement, downloadable right away at the speed of light.

Arctic Convoy Options
18 January 2012: Steve Cabral presents a whole raft of optional rules for Second World War at Sea: Arctic Convoy. And best of all, it comes with a FREE download!

Winter Wonderland
17 January 2012: We've found a handful of this popular map supplement: the maps to Panzer Grenadier: Elsenborn Ridge re-done in spectalar winter guise. If you want them, grab them while they're still around.

The Castro Crisis
16 January 2012: In 1908 Venezuela challenged the mighty Royal Netherlands Navy. Today David Meyler, fan of all things Dutch, tells us of this incident together with a FREE dowonload and scenrio for Great War at Sea: Sea of Troubles.

The Royal Tiger
15 January 2012: Germany's huge tank arrived far too late to stop the Nazi regime's destruction. Today we have a look at this machine, found in our Road to Berlin and newly-reprinted Elsenborn Ridge games.

Sassanid Persia
14 January 2012: For centuries, the revived Persian Empire faced Rome for supremacy in the Middle East. Today we look at this formidable civilization, whose battles against the Romans are found in our Rome at War: Fading Legions.

Stuff That Never Was
13 January 2012: Had the Second World War continued, Germany's secret weapons might have taken the field. Today we look at the wonder weapons in our Grossdeutschland 1946 alternate history module for Panzer Grenadier. You can download it right away, no waiting required.

Mussolini's Best Men
12 January 2012: Italian Blackshirt storm troopers fought well on the Eastern Front, and today Ottavio Ricchi tells us why complete with a FREE download. You can send them into battle in Panzer Grenadier: Fronte Russo.

German Commandos
11 January 2012: Like every other Nazi organization, German military intelligence fielded its own private army, the Brandenburg commandos. They're found in Panzer Grenadier: Eastern Front, now back in stock with 112 scenarios.

Airships Operations
10 January 2012: Great War at Sea: Airships remains one of our most popular scenario supplements. Today the designers look at the operational scenarios. Airships is available now as a download or in a printed edition.

North Wind Scenarios
9 January 2012: Panzer Grenadier: North Wind covers the 1945 German offensive in Alsace. Today we have a look at its 10 scenarios, available now as a download or in a printed edition.

Convoys and Raiders
8 January 2012: While Allied planners tried to gather their merchant vessels in convoys for protection, Axis admirals hoped their fast cruisers could sink them. This dynamic is at the center of Second World War at Sea: Bismarck, newly reprinted and back in stock.

Germans at Elsenborn
7 January 2012: Ground troops of three separate German armed forces - Air Force, Army and SS - attacked in the Battle of the Bulge. Today we have a look at the German pieces found in our newly re-released Panzer Grenadier: Elsenborn Ridge.

Indian Armor
6 January 2012: The Indian Army trained an armored division for service in the Western Desert, but it got no closer to the front than Iraq. Today we have a look at this formation, complete with a FREE download to add it to our Gazala '42 game.

Under the Union Jack
5 January 2012: The scuttling of the High Seas Fleet in 1919 deprived the Royal Navy of dozens of useful formerly German warships. Great War at Sea: Reichsmarine looks at how they might have served their new masters, and today we have a look at the new British pieces found in that downloadable supplement.

Floatplane Cruisers
4 January 2012: Japanese carrier fleets relied on cruiser seaplanes for their scouting needs. Today we have a look at these ships, which play a major role in the newly re-released Second World War at Sea: Strike South.

Matilda Waltzes
3 January 2012: Named for a waddling duck, Britain's Matilda tank proved unstoppable in the early days of the desert war.Today Jim Werbaneth looks at this thickly-armored tank, found in Panzer Grenadier: Afrika Korps and in Desert Rats.

Waltzing Japanese
2 January 2012: Our Panzer Grenadier: Waltzing Matilda presents dozens of Japanese tanks, plus cavalry, halftracks and other cool stuff. Today we have a look at the 165 Japanese pieces that make up half of the counter mix in this downloadable supplement - you can get the whole thing in nanoseconds!

Rome's Helping Hands
1 January 2012: Many "Roman" soldiers actually came from allied tribes and kingdoms. Today David Meyler looks at one of the most effective groups, the Batavian auxiliary cohorts. They see action in Rome at War: Queen of the Celts.