Tigerman cant download your set up chart tells me it was sent e-mail cant decode it.
I’ll fix that! Rommel, when u download the charts please give me some feedback, positive or negative. For rules to this variant I’m taking the G40 rules and tweeking them to fit. That will be comming in a few weeks. Also looking at adding a supply system using supply tokens! Instead of oil rules, you have to purchase supplies to keep your war machine moving!
do you have a kool steup chart like a bobmikilson
do you have a kool steup chart like a bobmikilson
I dont have a production chart yet, i’m working on that. I just reposted the setup charts with a few revisions.
still cant download set up or charts.
@Gen:
still cant download set up or charts.
I get an errot on the “Tirn Chart” download" but the others work.
Try this download for the turn chart, if it doesn’t work then my file is corrupt and i’ll have to make another one. I also put a combat roll chart at the top of this thread also.
Pic of the 1942 variant, will play the 1939 variant end of Janurary with 8 players!
another pic
another pic
what is that sky blue us fighter in norway?
what colour are the fins
@coachofmany:
It is a free Download for everybody.
I will be taking orders to print it out after it is downloaded, scrutinized, corrected and the majority is happy about it.
We will make another version after the corrections with Facist Italy Roundel, True Australia, India, etc.Prices will be:
35" X 72" = $39.95 on Bond…$89.95 on vinyl
46" X 96" = $69.95 on Bond Paper… $149.00 on VinylPlus shipping in a tube.
I will have preorders on my website before long.
www.historicalboardgaming.com
I have just made a deal with a printer to have the 45" X 96" map printed on a satin vinyl that can be rolled up for storage. ONLY $119.00 plus shipping.
http://www.historicalboardgaming.com/?p=3053
Please visit www.historicalboardgaming.com
Still cant load setup charts
I had no trouble, but have the newest version of Excel 2008 for Mac (12.2.8) if this helps.
I noticed the rules are rather incomplete. Is the combat system based on D12? Or D10? Or…?
Edit: Went back through posts… figured it out (D12). Still would like to see the rest of your rule ideas!
Variable- I am still working on the rules, basically using the Global 40 rules with exceptions. We are still tweeking the setup charts also. I hope to have a full version of the rules posted by monday next week for download in a PDF format, please feel free to critic what we are p[osting! We want this to be a very fun game while making it as historically correct as possible.
Went back through posts… figured it out (D12). Still would like to see the rest of your rule ideas!
Yeah a D12 combat system works really well, allows for more special units!
Updated map at top of this thread with spelling corrections and slight changes to some territories. Also go to www.historicalboardgaming.com to order in a 96X48….great quality for a good price! I got my order in!!
Went back through posts… figured it out (D12). Still would like to see the rest of your rule ideas!
Yeah a D12 combat system works really well, allows for more special units!
So… is this a work in progress? With only the map being concrete? For rules, maybe consider railroad rules. Neutral blocks (mongolia don’t care about turkey). Tech obviously. Possibly create mech artillery units at 5 ipc and 2 attack two defense. Capital conquest rules changing so that victors only get half ipcs. And if capital taken, countries can produce inf with half of their money. And Since you’re using d12 units, why not make some of the power units different b/c you have more room? like italian and french and jap tanks worse. German better. stuff like that. And then have techs to increase. You could even consider using 24 sided dice for more disparity. National objectives. Remember, only the super crazy will play and buy your game anyways it looks like. So make it as good and as realistic as possible (while still fair). Those are just some ideas off the top of my head right now. Just saw this and am amazed. great work :).
