I appreciate your help but what I’m looking for isn’t in those sections. Somewhere, I swear, I found a completely revised color rule book. Everything was formatted to make it look very much like the original rule book. Occasionally, to accommodate the additional text lines, some of the pictures were changed or revised. When I saw it, I printed out a copy and then, rather than saving it, physically cut-and-pasted/taped the changes onto the hard-copy original rule book that came with my game.
New Rules
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Has anyone made a compilation of the new rules and the new optional rules?
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Not for Cypriots. :P
But Larry Harris is talking about changing some rules for tournament play, and to balance the game.
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Not for Cypriots. :P
But Larry Harris is talking about changing some rules for tournament play, and to balance the game.
I have a big game tomorrow (6 players!)
Anything I should be aware of?
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http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=31187.0
oh boy. I guess it’s hard to look first before making a thread like this. Great Scott!
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@Imperious:
http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=31187.0
oh boy. I guess it’s hard to look first before making a thread like this. Great Scott!
I saw that, but its the tournament rules and didn’t include all the other rule changes.
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What other rules changes???
What a debacle!!
What a joke.
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The as-yet-unofficial FAQ can be found here.
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My own thoughts on balancing the game:
1. Use the Tournament Rules WITHOUT the starting setup changes.
2. Added Political Rules: (a) Germany must attack Belgium on Turn 1, (b) Italy is neutral on Turn 1 (no offensive actions, but can move into Albania to mobilize) unless/until attacked, and © the US joins on Turn 6, not Turn 4. Thus, each turn is half of a year (Fall 1914, then Spring 1915, etc. - which also makes tanks at Turn 4 makes sense.
3. Strategic Movement: one or more units in one (1) space of home territory may be moved together to any other space of home territory that is not enemy-occupied or contested which is connected by a line of unoccupied, uncontested home territories from the first. This may only be used once per turn per country, and is in lieu of other movement that those units could make.Obviously, those crazy people who actually get 8 living, breathing people together to play the game will not like the US at Turn 6, but they can always find one person to not invite and have the US player also be the Russian player.
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