Axis and Allies Global 1940 Cold War Variant

I view the essays as para-historical entertainment from someone who contemplates the board waiting to find an opponent.

Welcome to the forum and try the game online. It’s much more interesting than writing and speculating about the game. :wink:

Answer is no!

Just remember only the Europe rule book has the rules about straits.
Only the Pacific rule book has the China and Kamikaze rules.

Can’t think of any others. You would think both rule books could insert those sections into the global rules section at the end.

#houserules

Has more to do with the positioning the allies have as to why the allies bid ranges from 6-12.

The rules are the same on this point in both editions.  See the Official Europe & Global Rules Clarifications.

52 while not at war and then add up the NOs after. usually 70s

One UK global economy would be very cool, although I’d limit it like this:

London can spend money from both economy,
Calcutta can spend only the money from the pacific territory.

Otherwise Japan will be unplayable.

Thou shall not have thy brother on the opposite team lest we start arguing and end up throwing haymakers instead of dice!