Technology rules

This was a rule that was added because of the Axis advantage in earlier games being able to bridge. From Italy to Africa and Japan to Korea, the axis had great advantage with that plus a defense of 1 so I assume transports at 0 forces the axis powers to actually commit a naval defense.

Theres no mechanic provided in the game, but a simple pad and paper can track how many units come from each territory.  In the event of a retreat, you cannot retreat more units than came from that territory when declaring an attack.

Of course, thats just another layer of complexity and time required before conducting combat.  But that seems the most logical rule if you don’t care for the gamey version written in the rules where you can send 1 Infantry in from one side and send 10 infantry from another and effectively move the 10 infantry two spaces.

This is your rules question:

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This is Krieghund, a magnet for rules questions:

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Well like I said probably just review those rules and agree before the game the order it should be in.

you will probably know what you want to target anyway…good luck on your missions.

Any clue when we’ll get to see the rules?
I have original copy of first ed and would wandt to print those rules.

Well if I was given 4 and a half months, I`m sure I could have delivered just as well. :P

Just go read them lol

USA still gets a massive bonus when at war :P

the newest alpha is probably the last and is about as balanced as it can get

http://www.harrisgamedesign.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=6149

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