@mhal21 I don’t play poison gas warfare for one simple reason. Poison gas was not as much of a thing as people think it was in WWI. Yes it was terrifying and it made the headlines when it happened, but the estimates are that around 150 000 casualties happened due to gas, which is something like 2-3 days of a huge battle on the Western front.
I know some people have dabbled with it so there is stuff out there. You might want to hop on the Axis and Allies Facebook page to ask your question !
The Allied Challenge: The ultimate in House Rules
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These are our standard rules. It makes for a very fun game.
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Starting tech, Germany: Rockets, Super Submarines, Jet Fighters
Japan: Super Subs -
I.C. restricted production for all I.C.'s
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Germany restricted to two tech investments per turn.
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Russian disrepair: Russian FIG’s and naval units may ont take part in the combat round on the first turn.
This format is awesome.
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Hmmm, have you considered giving Japan jet fighters instead of Germany, just to make it a little easier on Russia without unbalancing the teams?
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Hmmm, have you considered giving Japan jet fighters instead of Germany, just to make it a little easier on Russia without unbalancing the teams?
Well, one could also give the Russians Heavy Artillery technology, they attack on a 3!
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Hmmm, have you considered giving Japan jet fighters instead of Germany, just to make it a little easier on Russia without unbalancing the teams?
Japan somehow had about 100 Me-262 in underground facilities at mt. fuji? ready for action if we had invaded. I have read this in a few places… i am not sure that its mt. fuji however.
at the wars end i also read they “used” 2 of these in actions over Japan before the close of the war.