One thing I like to do as well is to have a transport or two in sea zone 8, then ferry forces from the US directly to Ireland (it only takes 1 turn for ships to move from there), then onwards to Picardy or Brest (the transports in sea zone 8 bridging). They can also move into sea zone 9 and desposit them in Belgium depending on the situation.
Battle Board for Axis & Allies 1914, Combat rounds,IPC chart, Task Force Cards
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That is pretty cool. I like the photos.
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Combat rounds counter with Game info.
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1914 WWI IPC Chart
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I have some space on the Order of Play but not really sure what is important reminders to put there.
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Those are pretty cool. Some of you guys making these charts should put up a tutorial.
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Thanks for the charts. Can you improve the quality of the reference chart? It does not look that great when printed out
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send me your email and Ill send you the original and see if that helps.
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Thanks. E-mail sent
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Nice work. One thing I did with my Combat Rounds board is assign dates to each round, but in six-month intervals. Italy doesn’t enter the game until round 2, and tanks actually move to a later round than 4. Although most games still go into the 1920s, and least The Great War isn’t overlapping the Nazi invasion of Poland any more.
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Thanks I have been fixing spacing and learning more about Powerpoint.
My next project will be making task forces for the Central and Allies powers.Instead of doing just individual nations most likely I will just make a general Central or Allies task force.
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Tx for this handy item 8-)
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There are some nice setup charts (unfortunately in German) at daak.de in the forum of other strategy games, I would post a link, but i can’t.
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Nice ones! Though I´d prefer German soldiers on the German Setup-Chart ;-)
Could you share the file, I would really like to make the other ones !!
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The german chart is already updated, now with german soldiers ;-)
I have created the charts for all nations, also a nice chart for the ipcs and a chart for the combat rounds.
I could also create files without the german text, so it would be possible to add the english text.
How can I share the files with you?
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hi, looks cool, i take a few cards so thanks for the great work
ron
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You could add to the order of play the sequence for amphibious assault.
1. Sea Combat (if necessary)
2. Pre-emptive strike
3. Offshore Bombardment
4. Land BattleMines happen during the movement phase, but you could have a reminder to check for mines before any sea combat.
I took a break from A&A, but will use the order of play and IPC chart when I battle my son tomorrow.
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Hi everyone…I also made some reference cards and thought I would post them for any to use. I’ve attached Austria for now. The rest later today. These are simple “Screen Shots” of the cards to cut down on size for the forum…higher quality available if you like.
Enjoy!
-Soup
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Really good stuff….well done,good job!
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Dukla,
Thanks for the positive feedback! I actually changed out the attachment above…the Amphibious Assault section was still bugging me. I’ve based them off the original Europe Cards, I really wish 1914 had come with something similar. Once I finally decide they are good I plan to get them printed on some thick card stock.
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Really nice! I would like to use all of them. When will you post the rest?
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