Game rules

Another great learning path you can take is 1941, 1942, and finally 1940.  More complicated/bigger usually equals more fun and more time-consuming.

Anniversary is still the most popular among loyal but infrequent gamers.

@Bolt-Action:

I’ve been thinking about getting axs and Allies for a while but I am only interested in a “classic” style game, with the whole world represented ( not D-day and so forth). Is it possible to get this style of A and A for under say 150 dollars?

Amazon has 1942 for 23.00

No.  What are you going to search the video for clarification? The book+ this web site is all you need.

sorry I was so confused lol

Can you attach a saved game file here?  Save it just before combat, and make sure you describe the behaviour in detail (ie. which battle is screwing up, which round, what the rolls were, what you think they should have been, etc.)

Here is the complete rulebook.

http://www.wizards.com/avalonhill/rules/axis2004.pdf

The first one is a classic, and it also, doesn’t fluctuate rule wise as much…

I got it to add bid units at the beginning of the game on the standard CD. After that, it won’t change things say if the game screws up!