YMMV: Carl Gustav teams are occasionally seen in Landjut. TheyвЂ™re quite flexible, and a great addition to any of your other infantry.ДЄ second card of Dragoner in M/113G is also a valid option if youвЂ™re planning on out attriting your opponent through pure cost effectiveness. Their AT launcher is decent enough to make them self sufficient without AT infantry as well. Livgarden in the M/113G provide you with some fairly cheap but excellent shock infantry for wresting control of forests and towns through the pure power of the infantry itself. TheyвЂ™re more of a support asset and add up to be quite expensive. However, it needs to be well screened for, and if used over open ground, needs real tanks to back it up. (ItвЂ™s basically the hard counter to other IFVs) At close range, itвЂ™s even quite a large threat against lighter end tanks. Panzergrenadiere or Panzergrenadiere вЂ™90 in the Marder 2 provide you with a heavy IFV, capable of eliminating lots of light vehicles very quickly and easily. Panzergrenadiere вЂ™90 in the Marder 1 (Do not use the Marder 1A1, 1A2, or 1A3) provide you with some decent AT infantry in a cheap IFV for fire support against infantry and other transports. The rest of the Infantry tab is quite flexible and the last 2 cards can be any of the following: Take them in the TPz Fuchs Milan, since the elite veterency of the infantry makes the Milan much more accurate, and is also fairly useful for delaying openers itself. However, theyвЂ™re very expensive, and thus should only be used in openers to take and hold ground while waiting for more cost effective reinforcements, or in support of other infantry (like Dragoner) in forests or towns, so that something else can tank damage for them. These guys have a decent high tier AT weapon, and insane weapons vs. They work quite nicely together since theyвЂ™re both going to be used on the same kind of terrain usually.ДЇor wheeled infantry used for openers, take Fallschirmjager вЂ™90. Take it in either the TPz Fuchs or TPz Fuchs Milan, which comes with a humble ATGM of its own. ItвЂ™s an unreliable ATGM, so make sure to upvet it. Next, get the PALR Milan 2 for zoning off open ground. Remember to use Dragoner as you would any line infantry: to screen for all your other units, to probe for weak points, and to take or hold forests. Take them in the M/113G, since it has 2 armor. In Landjut, you have Dragoner, which are the best line infantry in the game vs. So as usual, we want some line infantry to form the backbone of this deck. All Infantry should be downvetted unless specified otherwise.Note, always take 5 cards of Infantry.ItвЂ™s usually too expensive to rely upon in smaller games, but it can be worth it for that situational use sometimes, due to its 3 top armor. YMMV: The Leopard 2 CV is taken sometimes when expecting severe artillery spam.

(DonвЂ™t go without a FOB if youвЂ™re taking howitzers or MLRS.) You also have the option of taking an infantry CV (Ex: Fuhrungsgruppe) in the TPz Fuchs or Lynx, having the inherent advantage of an infantryвЂ™s stealth.ДЇor supplies, either get one of the 20-30 pt supply trucks (Ex: Forsynings Jupiter) and an FOB, or take 2 cards of the Man Kati 6Г—6 if you want to go without a FOB. Otherwise, the two are quite similarly armored, and most importantly have 2 top armor protect from bombardment.

The Leopard 1 has decent speed in comparison, but you pay quite a bit for that ability. The Centurion is very cheap for an armored CV, but itвЂ™s quite slow and thus not able to escape threats very well. You selection of armored CVs is between the FFC Centurion and the PzBefWg Leopard 1. Next, as a survivable CV, you have a few options. ItвЂ™s of the variety of fast jeep CVs (105-110 pts), which are worth it when you have the option to take them, due to their increased ability to dodge bombardment or escape other oncoming threats.

First off, your starting CV jeep for securing low risk zones will be the Iltis KdoW.

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