Topics created by RogerCooper

I want to invite the creators of house rules, scenarios and other variants to contribute them to https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/Axis_%26_Allies_Wikipedia. This provides a wiki style reference so everyone can see your variants.

You can enter the variant directly or attach a PDF. If you are not sure about categories, leave them blank and I will add them.

As with all wikis, add don’t subtract. Don’t change other people’s work except to fix obvious errors. Don’t worry about correcting duplications. If you don’t like what someone has done, create your own article and do it better.

From 9AM to 11PM in Grace Episcopal Church in Whitestone. For details http://www.meetup.com/Long-Island-Axis-Allies-Meetup/events/230029415/

I am confused by this wiki.

@RogerCooper:

Next meetup Sunday 7/25 at The Game Table in Mineola. Close to Northern State Parkwy (Grand Central Parkway). Accessible by Train or Bus. For details see http://axisandallies.wikia.com/wiki/Long_Island_Axis_%26_Allies_Meetup

Will you be able to play around Thanksgiving? I’m looking for somebody to play at Game Table around Thanksgiving.

The Axis and Allies Wiki has reached 800 articles. Please contribute.

Most of the material is TripleA-oriented, but some also applies to the boardgame series.

I am particularly looking for strategy articles involving individual scenarios. Put your scenario design tips in the Scenario Design article. Finishing the rules comparison would be useful.

Please write your articles.

I thought I was already at an Axis and Allies Wiki.  :wink:

@RogerCooper:

In the 3rd edition of the Classic rules, air units were allowed to retreat. The 3rd edition also provided for sub submergence. I will need to add the stack thing.

The third edition was the CD version. The CD allowed many illegal actions (plus it did have some optional rules that you could use or not use at your discretion). The items I listed above were not permitted by the rule set that was published with the game. The programming was flawed, allowing the actions you describe to occur, and many CD players then played the game allowing the use of these flaws, incorrectly interpreting the flaws as rules revisions.

It did not make it part of the “classic” rule set.

If you want to add another subset for comparison, then by all means add “3rd edition” - enough online CD players used the rules you cite to qualify it as a separate rule set, but if you are not going to distinguish it as a separate rule set, then I would encourage your comparison chart to use the published rules for Axis and Allies 2nd edition as the point of reference for “classic”.