Rules and setup
Please help to playtest this variant.
World at War
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Does any one have the Rules for the World at War expansion in some type of form that can be E-mailed? I am trying to find a file I can e-mail to some friends in my area that I play A&A with so that we can all go over the rules before we get together again.
Any help would be apreciated.
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you should really buy the game, it uses a different map. I think Xenogames changed its name, try Ebay. The rules are pretty long but I might type them out one day.
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Perhaps I wasn’t clear.
I have the game, in fact I have two coppies. Ineed to E-mail the instuctions though and I don’t want to type that much either. I was hoping some one had scanned the rules or knew where I could find them posted on a web site. One of the guys I play with lives over 40 miles away and I didn’t want to make a special trip to give him a photo copy to study for our next game.
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Isn’t there any postal service where you live ?
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a friend of mine’s rules are off the internet but i don’t know where he got them. ill ask him today and maybe get a site.
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Well now I am screwed I can’t find either of the rule books I had. I hope some one can help me out.
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i think ill add them to my website soon, although i have to say that my manual (dont know if everyone has the same) is pretty bad written. It starts by stating its the “3nd” edition rules :wink: and the examples are bad and some things are not totally clear.
I just started playing that game again, i got it like 2 or 3 years ago, but the rules were very complicated, so i went back to the original back again.
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I found them!!! along with a picture of the map and tons of other information(strategys,senarios,etc)
http://www.wargamer.com/axisandallies/ce/xeno/waw/rules/waw_rules_third_edition.html
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ya thrashers site has a lot but its forums suck
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Well… I wouldn’t know about that.
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what?
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the simpliest, the quickest !!!
try xenogears.com thre’s the 3.1 version rule and you can get the game from here :)
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