Cavalry

Hi, i searched the forum but failed to find anything about railroads and IC’s.
Has anyone thought about implementing IC’s and railroads? IC’s you perhaps could built for 12 IPC and you can place max amount of stuff onto the zone.

Railroads would be a bit more interesting, idea is to start from your capital buying railroads connecting it to adjacent territory for an x amount of IPC so you can move infantry and artillery 2 zones.

Would these 2 ideas do any good to 1914 version? I know that railroads were a big factor in the war to bring supplies and men to the front.

dear future Reader
@SuperbattleshipYamato
this was fixed in edit

@The-Captain I have always assumed that we–axisandallies.org–had Renegade lurkers. That’s how I came up with the idea for the thread. Here’s to hoping they have seen it or will, when it comes time for a 4th edition (assuming tournament 42 is 3rd edition) consult this thread.

Hi BigWatcher,

I love your cards… is there a way you can send them to me? I love the game and these are very cool. My email is carybelieves@gmail.com

I have been playing a long time. Right now im playing Global War 1939 from HBG … great game.

Please let me know if theres anything i can do for you.

Cary

Many Thanks
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Concerning the addition of multiple Optional Rules (see the Axis & Allies Global 1940 House Rules Expansion thread) we advice players to study those Optional Rules in order to implement some of the units during Strategic Planning.

The Air Fleet Commander rules have 1 minor change:

This change only concerns the air units that can be part of an Air Fleet.

Another option for denoting Armored Cavalry on your game board: Jeep pieces from Table Tactics’ A&A Accessories expansion. While it is many years out of print, those who have that set could certainly use it that way. At least the colors would match with A&A Classic color scheme, for the most part.

-Midnight_Reaper

Argothir, I think that your point illustrates why cavalry are only likely to be useful in games using a d12 or d20 for combat.