Axis and allies commanders

[CentralCommando]

@Darth-Vahl The latter part of the description threw me for a loop, but no he cannot play this move, as the ship isn’t in a friendly seazone (at least, during a battle). Hope this helped!

[Karl7]

Hey all, is there a topic of the A&A General Cards?

My group has used them a few G40 games, and there are some BIG questions we have about them that I think may need an FAQ.

@Krieghund are you authorized to rule on the meaning of the cards?

[Panther]

@Karl7 I assume you are referring to “Axis & Allies Commanders”?

I have added your posting to the existing topic.

[Karl7]

@Panther

Thanks, yeah, where do we get official clarification on these cards?

Thanks.

[Darth Vahl]

@Karl7 if you’re on discord the creator of the commanders deck will answer questions here.
https://discord.com/channels/702536469365129256/1219778945642270781

[Karl7]

@Darth-Vahl said in Axis and allies commanders:

@Karl7 if you’re on discord the creator of the commanders deck will answer questions here.
https://discord.com/channels/702536469365129256/1219778945642270781

can’t get on this! LOL

who is the creator?

[Darth Vahl]

@Karl7 the renegade games studio discord server.

[Darth Vahl]

@Darth-Vahl Matt Hyra is his name.

[Karl7]

@Darth-Vahl

I know Matt!

nice

[Karl7]

So I went through them, and I actually have just a few questions as follows:

Yamamoto, Expert: I interpret this as meaning, if you have 2 or more sea battles, that have at least 2+ sea units, the last sea battle you roll you get +1 on your units. Is this correct? Also, does the +1 go for sea units with no attack value?

Patton: Basic: does the “your” mean only US tanks get to fire again? Not allied tanks in battle? Expert: same, does “your” mean only US forces or does it allow defending allied units get a boost?

Eisenhower: does “territories” mean only land territories or does it include sea zones? I assume the former, but want to be sure.

Juin: so allied units can use the phantom french transports (“PFTs”) , i.e. US troops in global can move out onto the PFTs from Gibraltar, spend a turn at sea, and then his S. France? I take it this would be how it would work: US troops move out onto PFTs, then on French turn, the PFTs move to sz next to S. France, then US troops attack. Correct?

Thanks!

[Karl7]

@Karl7

Questions for Matt

[Karl7]

@Karl7

Matt’s response:

[The-Farmer]

The Yamamoto one has always confused me. Thanks for the clear up.