@mhal21 I don’t play poison gas warfare for one simple reason. Poison gas was not as much of a thing as people think it was in WWI. Yes it was terrifying and it made the headlines when it happened, but the estimates are that around 150 000 casualties happened due to gas, which is something like 2-3 days of a huge battle on the Western front.
I know some people have dabbled with it so there is stuff out there. You might want to hop on the Axis and Allies Facebook page to ask your question !
A&A Variant that adds a twist to the game
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Guys there is a set of rules I found that is nice to give the game an unpreditable twist. A direct link to the rules is below.
http://www.spring1942.com/JAG/Rules/
They are the Kremlin rules at Spring1942.com and I like the idea of making the game different each time you play. I hope you all like it. :smile: -
http://www.spring1942.org/JAG/Rules/Default.asp?DBID=2&
Here is the direct link.
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you did a great job on that kurt, it makes every game different, as rather small changes tend to alter the game completely.
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Watch for me on the zone, we will have to get a game in, I’ll show you my Russians in Rio de Oro strategy.
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anytime, although im rather busy with college stuff now :sad:
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Watch for me on the zone, we will have to get a game in, I’ll show you my Russians in Rio de Oro strategy.
in Rio de Oro?
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GeZe,
Yes, in Kremlin rules the lowest rated player can either pick options for axis or allies. One of these options is having neutral countries join your side. You can pick one major neutral and one minor neutral to place units in.
Major neutrals–------Units gained by having this neutral join your side
Switzerland-----------2 infantry and one fighter
Sweden---------------2 infantry and one submarine
Turkey----------------2 infantry and one armor
Spain------------------3 infantry and one armor
Peru-------------------2 infantry and one submarine
Argentina-------------2 infantry and one transport
Venezuela------------2 infantry and one armorMinor neutrals(all minor neutrals get one infantry unit placed there)
Afghanistan, Mongolia, Rio de Oro, Mozambique, Angola, Rio de Oro, Eire.
So for example if I am picking for Axis I can have Japan take Turkey and Germany take Mozambique…or if I am picking for Allies I can have Russia take Switzerland and USA take Afghanistan.
So you see I can place a Russian infantry unit in Rio de Oro. :)
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ah very interesting
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What is Saudi Arabia considered?
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Minor neutral- forgot that one.
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the nuetrals do have an IPC count right?
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Neutrals are worth zero ipc’s.
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what? come on, you meen there armys came from nowhere :o
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why not?
pick from wandering tribes people, flirt them into a war by showing them shiny things . . . it could work . . . . -
The ruleset is for Springs second database. We use the CD, and the CD will not allow neutral territories to be worth any ipc’s. The idea behind the neutral takeover is to control a neutral territories army at the beginning of a game. If you play on the boardgame feel free to make the neutrals worth any number of ipc’s you and your opponent agree upon.
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oh ya your talking Spring1942 rules
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oh ya your talking Spring1942 rules
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The ruleset is for Springs second database. We use the CD, and the CD will not allow neutral territories to be worth any ipc’s. The idea behind the neutral takeover is to control a neutral territories army at the beginning of a game. If you play on the boardgame feel free to make the neutrals worth any number of ipc’s you and your opponent agree upon.
You can make htem worht IPCs with Iron blitz.
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can you with dogs of war?
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It’s very good, except … I think the US scenarios
are a wee bit OVER THE TOP!
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