Scenarios written for the original Ogre and GEV games can easily be translated into the miniature version, and vice versa. They're listed here according to the system for which they were first written.

If you've created a scenario for Ogre, we'd be happy to add it to this archive... contact George Jackson, Ogre Online Assistant Editor.

Boardgame

• Badlands is a scenario played using a map from Necromancer.
• Kill the Howitzer, by Garth Getgen, is a straightforward attempt by a small GEV force to take out a defending howitzer.
• The Mecklenburg Gamble, from the first issue of one Drow magazine, is a straightforward scenario on the GEV map.
• Operation Newspaper, by Steve Jackson. A scenario using the maps from GEV and Shockwave, and lots of LGEVs.
• Fencer Attack, by Steve Jackson. A variant of the original Advanced Scenario from Ogre, with a Fencer and some GEVs as the attacking force.
• Last of the Red-Hot Coelacanths, by Tom Warner. A scenario featuring a hovercraft Ogre. Also includes stats for the "Goliath" suicide Ogre.
• Ogre March, by Dave Seagraves. A scenario for GEV.
• Icepick, by Craig York and Steve Jackson. A Scenario for GEV, including a guide to map-bashing and some fiction.

Miniatures

• Exercise K by Steve Jackson - Before being downloaded into their formidable BPC shells, upgraded Ogre AIs undergo rigorous field tests on virtual battlefields within the Combine's most powerful supercomput ers. This scenario recreates such electronic wargames as several Ogres play out survival of the fittest millions of times per second.
• Free For All - This is an all-day Ogre Miniatures scenario for two teams and many players.
• Under the Sea - A scenario which takes place under the sea, of course. Fishtanks recommended.
• The Nihon Invasion of San Francisco - A Deluxe GEV scenario which uses USGS aerial photography of the San Francisco Bay Area for the map - by Keith Johnson.