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  SS GEN's 1941 Global War Game
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  @SS-GEN Bet that was a lot of fun setting it up
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  Grasshopper & Gargantua's 3G40 Deluxe Edition (Updated October 20th, 2018)
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  @simon33 We played two games all weekend, we quit the first one just to start again, and then got to round 9 in the second game before we had to quit Sunday. We determined that a 12 round game (which is the end round) will take approximately 2X 10 hour game days (that’s casual game play without rushing players or trying to speed things up).
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  G40 Balance Mod 3.0 - Rules and Download
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  @trulpen said in G40 Balance Mod 3.0 - Rules and Download: @oysteilo said in G40 Balance Mod 3.0 - Rules and Download: Vichy question Round 1: Germany takes normandy and the bitish move a mech to syria. At french turn vichy is activated while syria stays french and the french infantry stays put in syria Round 2: The british move away the mech from syria. Given that vichy can be activated in any round why isnt the french dude in syria becoming pro axis in round 2? all conditions for vichy are met It should, if it stayed. Sorry, didn’t read carefully enough. The Vichy conversion only happens once (but may be activated again, I guess, if France has been liberated and S France never controlled by Axis). In rounds after it, no further conversion should happen since Vichy isn’t instituted then.
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  G40 Balance Mod - Feedback Thread
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  It weakens the Allied bid, and I think that’s bad for the game. Rather the bid needs to be strengthened, as it seems atm.
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  The Great War 1914-1918: Clash of Empires
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  HBG's Amerika Game ON KICKSTARTER NOW - FUNDED!
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  I played my first game of Amerika last night. It was pretty easy to learn once I was finally able to remember which sculpts were the self propelled anti-aircraft units and and which ones were the self propelled artillery units. It took awhile to play because I was carefully going through every step and double checking to make sure I didn’t develop any bad habits as far as the rules go. I can see being able to play a game in under 2 hours including setup if you had 2 or 3 players who already knew how to play. That would be perfect for the lake in the summer when you go into the cabin to wait out a rainstorm. A&A on the other hand would be more of a whole day this is never going to clear up type of game. It’s a good game and very well made. I picked up the Strategic Markers expansion set with the game but didn’t use any of the extra rules that come with the pieces so I could learn the game first and decide which rules and extra pieces would be appropriate to make it a better game. I did find the map a little small so I am going to get a bigger one for use at home on the big table. I like lots of elbow room and space to line up my tanks without using chips. In the game the Japanese got bogged down in the northwest with the allies holding the line at Hanford Nuclear Research Facility. They had better luck in the south moving inland and taking out Los Alamos NRF. The Germans made it as far as Detroit in the north and Nashville in the south but couldn’t capture Oak Ridge NRF. On the fifth turn the allies were lucky enough to roll big and go first, which meant that they had 2 turns in a row and were able to take back Los Alamos and 3 cities and accumulating enough points to win the game. If the axis would’ve went first on the fifth turn it would have been a different outcome and they might have won on the fifth or sixth turn. It all came down to that one roll…
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  IL's New Global 1940 map file…
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  Key file? What?
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  IL's New Global 1940 map file…
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  Note: I uploaded link to latest map file. Apparently i got alot of requests for this.
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  World War II in Europe now at HBG
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  WW2 in Europe/ Europe at war Questions and suggestions So after having read the rule book and getting a feel for the game and its mechanics, I’m now ready to play a more serious (solo) game. However, I do still have a fairly large number of questions: 1.) Does attacking artillery also fire in the shore bombardment step? The rules suggest that it does as it states: “artillery that fired in step 2 cannot fire now” or something along those lines (land combat sequence). Mt 2cts: I suggest renaming “shore bombardment” into “opening fire” when it comes to land combat. I’d also go for giving both sides a choice: Either fire your artillery in the opening fire step and any casualties caused are removed immediately (firing side’s choice on a roll of “1”) or attack/ defend during each round of normal combat along with other units. In this case any casualties caused are always the owning player’s choice. 2.) I still don’t really get that under some units it is stated that on die rolls of “2” they can choose which unit is hit, but then strangely enough it goes on to say that this is always the owning player’s choice. What exactly does the  firing player get to choose then?! My 2 cts: allow the firing player to choose the target rather than the owning player (and on a 3 or 4 in case of a tactical bomber, for instance, the owning player decides. 3.) Can the Russians attack the lone Polish infantry on their side of the demarcation line in Fall ‘39? The rules say they may move into the areas designated to them, but it doesn’t say anything about attacking. My 2 cts: Allow it! This is also what happened historically! 4.) Illustration Page 9 advanced rules: Assuming Belgium is being attacked here for the first time and is therefore suffering from the penalties related to “surprise attack”, how can they possibly reinforce Liege from Brussels as the rules state that units suffering from surprise attack may not move, neither in the movement phase nor in the blitzkrieg phase. Or is this done by “British” units (as the Belgians are now represented by British units after having been attacked) using British redeployment points? From the example I certainly don’t get that impression…I assume this is a faulty illustration?? 5.) Does the UK collect money from the neutral territories whose forces it represents? I guess not, but just wanted to make sure… 6.) Do neutrals get to build any forces if they are not defeated at the end of a turn? My 2 cts: I’d allow them to build units up to the value of the territories they still control, as long as they are still in possession of their capital (to be placed in box 1) 7.) Can ships belonging to belligerent nations pass through ports [with ships in them] belonging to neutral powers? (I.e. French and British ships, for example, while not yet at war with Italy could pass through the sea zone containing the port of Tripoli or French ships could trace a convoy through the sea zone containing the port of Barcelona). My 2 cts: I’d leave it to the nations controlling the port; they can either allow it or deny it. A denial would not be a declaration of war! 8.) Please emphasize in the rules that if the Axis attacks either the USA or the USSR prior to Spring 1942 both can only receive up to 25% of their income. This is a bit vague. 9.) Why do fighters have such a low combat value when it comes to attacking ground units? (and why such a high one while attacking other air units)? 10.) If I understand it correctly the “4” combat value of fighters is only used in air to air combat? (I.e. escorts vs interceptors and when air units ONLY meet in a certain territory? (for instance in order to pin enemy air units there?) 11.) Was an air-to-air combat phase deliberately left out of the land combat sequence? It would make sense to me if attacking and defending aircraft would first engage one another and that any surviving fighters and tactical bombers (from both sides) would then  get to make a(n) (pre-emptive) attack against an enemy ground unit of their choice. 12.) Do naval units exercise sea control while still neutral? (i.e. would Italian naval units and tac bombers  -that are still neutral in 1939- inflict movement penalties on e.g. a British convoy? My 2 cts: No. Not until they are at war with one another do such penalties apply 13.) While a (major) nation  is neutral, does it receive supply automatically or does a convoy still need to be established to receive supplies from overseas? 14.) Is it possible for naval units of befriended nations to ever share a port together at the end of a turn? (E.g. British ships in a French port; when dropping off transported units the rules state a transport must return to its port of origin, so e.g. a British transport transporting a unit to Brest would have to return to Bristol rather than remaining in Brest, right?) 15.) The text underneath “Minor flag space” differs significantly between the basic and advanced rules. Is this intentional? For example, in the basic rules it says that units located in a minor flag space only suffer the movement penalty in case of a surprise attack, but this is not listed in the advanced rules. 16.) Why does Italy receive money from the start for Tripoli while the UK doesn’t for its African territories? Because the UK is at war and Italy is still neutral? 17.) Are British and French naval units also bound by the rules governing surprise attack in Fall ’39? If so, this seems like the time for the Germans to attack e.g. Scapa flow!! If so, would the port bonus apply regardless? 18.) It took me a long time before I got the air redeployment example. Air units can only land/refuel/rebase on “factory spaces”, right? And not on NRZ’s? I take it they can also refuel on carriers? 19.) Can air units with a movement value ever fly from the US to Britain or is the only way to do this by means of transporting them by ship? (refueling on Iceland still doesn’t give them enough movement points). 20.) The US starts with $20, however its income is $50 (1/4 of 200). Is this correct? Or do they get to spend $20 on their first turn and afterwards $50? If I’m not mistaken neutral countries do not get to actually buy and place units until activated?(But they do get them to advance up the build boxes?) 21.) How is a convoy set up to the Pacific holding box? (simply to the “picture”?) 22.) What happens when a convoy needs to spend more than 10 mp’s? Does this then count against [naval] rp’s? Do rp’s then need to be saved from the redeployment phase?
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  Global 1942 Scenario
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  This scenario begins in Dec 1941 with the japanese attack at Hawaii. Germany is on the gates of Moscow and pushing her last strength to capture Moscow. Germany: mediafire  .com/?duc0i56nloytkr0 Japan: mediafire  .com/?p17vuxrevhd9c76 Italy: mediafire  .com/?86c8pi8ghttdmnq Soviet Union: mediafire  .com/?4un2eblj2z5p7c3 USA: China/ ANZAC mediafire  .com/?jd8afnqgggpbf50 UK: mediafire  .com/?5kwbnbiwey8aci1 This uses all the Alpha rules except as follows: On the first turn all Allied Naval and Air units defend at ONE. Land units fight normally. 2)The Japanese may attack the Soviets only by announcing one turn before this intention. The Soviets can attack japan only if all Soviet territory’s are under Soviet control. The new turn order: Soviet Union, Axis, Allies Lend Lease: The US or UK player can send income to the Soviet Union. Procedure: Buy a transport(s) and place it off board in a Lend lease Box. These transports can’t be used for any other purpose and the Allied player can just exchange them back to IPC’s as he wishes. Roll one D6 for each transport and place the IPC’s under the transports in the holding box. This money is deducted from a players treasury and the Lend Lease can never exceed a total of 30 IPC’s Interdiction: Any axis Submarine, Plane, or Surface ship located in open sea ( not Baltic, Black, Mediterranean) can deduct 2 IPC each from this total. If they are located in a convoy box, they can cost 3 IPC each from this total. Minor Axis Allies: Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary have unique forces ( use German pieces) these automatically join the axis on turn 2. They can freely move on that turn and Germany can move into them or build units ( Romania). I will also make note that this does not use any NO’s or Tech. It is a streamlined version of the game and based on Historical setup. Some elements of UK and China where altered for game play situations, so the set up is not exactly Historical in these cases. This is a balanced scenario and if players want to see what things looked like in the situation of Dec 1941 will really enjoy this module. I don’t think the game needs a Russian winter clause, the Soviets will move first. are in position to make a good dent in the German line. Enjoy, it took like 20+ days of decent hours to sort out all the information from many sources.
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  Global 1942 Scenario
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  THE CONFLICT - The Great War 1914
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  WTF X 2  :?
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  Evolution of Axis & Allies pieces – Take 2
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  @knp7765 Awesome compendium!
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  IL's map files thread:
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  Axis and Allies Express: Links
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  So did all of these die out?
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  Axis and Allies Global Second Edition - 1936 or 1937 Setup?
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  I like the setup information for Axis and Allies Global Second Edition 1939 and was wondering if there is a setup for the global game for 1936 which include the Italian - Ethiopian conflict, or if there is global setup starting in 1937 which would primarily include China and Japan?
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  Axis and Allies: Ragnarok
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  @Midnight_Reaper Thank you for the reply. First 2 games were with the Norse pieces but me and the friends are looking into making a few zombie rule changes with the Norse pieces.
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  Rules for East & West , War in 1948
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  I was wondering if anyone had a copy of the rules (and if separate from the rule book, the setup as well) for East & West, War in 1948? I recently purchased a copy that is complete, except for the rules and the starting setup. I can send pictures if someone wishes to confirm my purchase. It sucks being this close and yet so far away from trying this game out. I also posted this request in the “Home / Axis & Allies / Discussion & Older Games” section. -Midnight_Reaper
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  Axis & Allies Jedko Games (Australian) edition?
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  Hi, Does anyone have a complete and well kept Axis & Allies Jedko Games (Australian) edition, for sale? Please let me know, it is one of the few version missing from my collection.
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  Axis and Alies Jedko Games version
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  @Daviousthebad Hi David, do you still by any chance have the Jedko Games version of Axis & Allies?
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  Setup on ILs eastern front map
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  @BrentStoudtKY said in Setup on ILs eastern front map: Love the map, wish rules were more extensive. How many oil tokens does USSR and Germany start with… Cost to buy additional token. Oil token each turn or each attack during turn…? After CA mission can fighters attack or just fly back during non-combat… This is a really old game. I don’t remember the oil rules. Do you have a link on where you got the rules? HBG?
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  Germany Bomber Strategy in BM 3
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  Re: German bomber strategy - How to play and How to counter How does this strategy work out in Balanced Mod 3?
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  Global 1939 Weekend Game Pics -shout out to SS Gen
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  @Jondalar said in Global 1939 Weekend Game Pics -shout out to SS Gen: Perfect - that resolves it and makes sense - many thanks again for your quick response SS Gen - much appreciated - looking forward to getting going with this - the setup alone has taken several hours! Setting up is so much fun I like putting my power on the board
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  Axis and Allies: Cold War Variant
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  Greetings! I created a Cold War scenario for Axis and Allies Global 1940 (2nd edition). It was inspired by the following setup: https://www.axisandallies.org/uploads/_imported_attachments/migrated/533681_AxisandAlliesColdWarVersion.pdf After playing it with friends and deciding we didn’t like some of the mechanisms of the game/the power balance, I created my own version which you can find below. AXIS AND ALLIES: COLD WAR Countries: NATO: USA, England, France, Spain, Australia, Canada, Republic of China/Japan/Korea, Italy COMMUNIST COUNTRIES AND ALLIES: USSR, China, Middle Eastern Countries Due to the number of countries, you will need to use forces/pieces from other games or come up with a system that works for you. Here is what pieces my friends and I used, as well as the turn order for this game: USA (USA pieces 1940) Soviet Union (Soviet Union pieces 1940) England (UK pieces 1940) China (Japan pieces 1940) France (France pieces 1940) Republic of China/Japan/Korea (China pieces 1940) Australia (ANZAC pieces 1940) Spain (Germany pieces 1984 First Edition) Middle Eastern Countries (Germany pieces 1940) Canada (Japan pieces 1984 First Edition) Italy (Italy pieces 1940) THE SITUATION: All of NATO is at war with China and the Middle Eastern Countries. The Soviet Union starts at war with no one, but may declare war on NATO at any time. The USA may not declare war on the Soviet Union. There will be a state of war between the USA and the Soviet Union only if the Soviet Union declares war on NATO. Other NATO countries may choose to declare war on the Soviet Union, but that will not bring the rest of NATO into war. The Soviet Union cannot declare war on individual NATO countries. HOW THE WAR IS WON: NATO wins by holding Moscow, Iraq, and Shanghai for a complete round of play. The Communist Countries win by holding 6 of the following cities for a complete round of play: Washington, Ottawa, Paris, Rome, London, Tokyo, Sydney, Calcutta, Manila, Honolulu, San Francisco. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland are currently under English and French protection. Any member of NATO may move freely through these countries. However, no NATO power (including England and France) may claim these territories or collect IPCs for them. However, a communist country may conquer the territories and collect their IPCs. Sumatra, Java, Celebes, and Dutch New Guinea are currently under English protection. Any member of NATO may move freely through these territories. However, no NATO power (including England) may claim these territories or collect IPCs for them. However, a communist country may conquer the territories and collect their IPCs. Republic of China/Korea/Japan may only purchase infantry, artillery, and fighters. However, they may place their units on any of their territories, and will not surrender their IPCs if they lose their territories. All Chinese territories conquered by NATO will become a part of ROC/K/J. SETUP: USA: (IPC 55) Eastern USA - 6 tanks, AAA, 6 infantry, 1 strategic bomber, 4 fighters, 1 mechanized infantry, major industrial complex, air base, port Central US - 2 tanks, AAA, 2 infantry, 2 tactical bombers, minor industrial complex, air base Greater Southern Germany - 2 tanks, AAA, 6 infantry, 4 fighters, 1 mechanized infantry Trans-Jordan - 1 tank, 4 infantry, 4 fighters Philippines - AAA, 2 infantry, 1 strategic bomber, 2 fighters, air base, port Caroline Islands - 1 infantry, 1 fighter, air base, port Japan (ROC/K/J territory) - 2 infantry, 1 tank, 2 fighters, 1 tactical bomber, 1 strategic bomber Korea (ROC/K/J territory) - 6 infantry, 3 artillery, 2 tanks, 4 mechanized infantry, 1 fighter Formosa (ROC/K/J territory) - 3 infantry, 1 tank Hawaiian Islands - AAA, 1 infantry, minor industrial complex, air base, port Alaska - 1 infantry, 1 strategic bomber, 1 tactical bomber, 1 fighter Western US - 4 tanks, AAA, 4 infantry, 1 artillery, 2 mechanized infantry, minor industrial complex, port Sea zone 101 - 3 transports, 1 destroyer, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 fighter and 1 tactical bomber) Sea zone 102 - 2 destroyers, 1 aircraft carrier(with 2 fighters) Sea zone 90 - 2 destroyers, 1 submarine Sea zone 88 - 1 destroyer, 1 cruiser Sea zone 81 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 64 - 1 battleship, 1 destroyer Sea zone 35 - 1 transport, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 tactical bomber) Sea zone 33 - 1 cruiser, 1 submarine Sea zone 6 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 2 submarines, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 tactical bomber and 1 fighter) Sea zone 2 - 1 destroyer Sea zone 26 - 1 destroyer, 1 transport, 1 submarine Sea zone 10 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 transport, 1 aircraft carrier(with 2 fighters) Other territories occupied by USA: Palau Island, Marianas, Hainan, Marshall Islands, Guam, Wake Island, Midway, Johnston Island, Line Islands, Aleutian Islands, Mexico, Southeast Mexico, Greenland Bonuses: 5 IPCs if the USA controls Trans-jordan 5 IPCs if there are no enemy units in North America or enemy warships in spots adjacent 3 IPCs if NATO controls Berlin Soviet Union: (IPC 58) Russia - 1 infantry, 6 tanks, 2 artillery, AAA, 3 fighters, 1 tactical bomber, 1 strategic bomber, major industrial complex, air base Amur - 6 infantry, AAA, 1 tank, 4 strategic bombers, 4 fighters, 1 tactical bomber, minor industrial complex, air base, port Volgograd - 3 infantry, 2 tank, 1 artillery, AAA, 1 fighter, minor industrial complex Caucasus - 3 infantry, 1 tank, 1 artillery Ukraine - 4 infantry, AAA, port Western Ukraine - 3 mechanized infantry Novgorod - 5 infantry, 2 tanks, AAA, minor industrial complex, port Baltic States - 2 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry Poland - 5 infantry, 2 artillery, AAA, 1 tactical bomber, minor industrial complex Eastern Poland - 2 tanks, 1 mechanized infantry Germany - 6 infantry, 5 tanks, AAA, 1 fighter, 1 tactical bomber, major industrial complex, air base Slovakia Hungary - 3 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry Romania - 1 infantry Bulgaria - 2 infantry Yugoslavia - 2 infantry, 1 tank Albania - 1 infantry Ethiopia - 6 infantry, 2 artillery, 3 tanks, 1 tactical bomber, minor industrial complex Italian Somaliland - 2 infantry British Somaliland - 1 infantry, 1 artillery Venezuela - 2 infantry West Indies - 6 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 AAA, 1 tactical bomber, port Central America - 2 infantry Sea zone 89 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 115 - 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 127 - 1 submarine Sea zone 100 - 1 battleship, 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 76 - 1 cruiser, 1 submarine, 1 transport, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 tactical bomber) Sea zone 5 - 1 destroyer, 2 submarines, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 tactical bomber) Other territories occupied by the Soviet Union: Karelia, Vyborg, Belarus, Archangel, Bessarabia, Smolensk, Bryansk, Rostov, Nenetsia, Vologda, Tambov, Urals, Novosibirsk, Samara, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Timguska, Evenkiyskiy, Yenisey, Yakut SSR, Buryatia, Sakha, Siberia, Soviet Far East Bonuses: 5 IPCs if Berlin is under Soviet control 5 IPCs if the Black Sea is open to the Mediterranean 3 IPCs per territory: Paris, London, Washington, and Rome England: (IPC 43) United Kingdom - 2 infantry, 2 tanks, 1 artillery, AAA, 1 fighter, 1 strategic bomber, major industrial complex, air base, port Scotland - 2 infantry, AAA Holland Belgium - 1 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry, 1 tank Denmark - 2 infantry, 1 tank Sweden - 2 infantry, 1 fighter Finland - 1 infantry Greece - 2 infantry, 1 artillery, port Turkey - 3 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry, 2 tanks, 1 tactical bomber, 1 strategic bomber, minor industrial complex, air base, port Saudi Arabia - 2 infantry, 1 tank Union of South Africa - 3 infantry, AAA, minor industrial complex, port Belgian Congo - 2 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tank Tanganyika Territory - 2 infantry, 1 artillery West India - 2 infantry, 1 tank India - 6 infantry, 1 tank, 1 artillery, AAA, 1 fighter, 1 tactical bomber, 1 strategic bomber, minor industrial complex, air base, port Burma - 2 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry Shan State - 1 infantry Malaya - 1 infantry, 1 artillery Borneo - 1 infantry Celebes - 1 infantry Java - 1 infantry Western Germany (France territory) - 2 infantry, 1 artillery Sea zone 109 - 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 110 - 1 cruiser Sea zone 99 - 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 71 - 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer Sea zone 39 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 fighter) Sea zone 37 - 1 destroyer, 1 transport Other territories occupied by England: Iceland, Malta, Cyprus, Gold Coast, Nigeria, South West Africa, Rhodesia, Kenya, Gilbert Islands, Fiji, Samoa Bonuses: 5 IPCs if England controls all original territories 5 IPCs if Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland are all sovereign 5 IPCs if Sumatra, Java, Celebes, and Dutch New Guinea are all sovereign 3 IPCs if Berlin is held by NATO China: (IPC 27) Kiangsu - 11 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry, 3 tanks, AAA, 3 tactical bombers, major industrial complex, air base, port Manchuria - 4 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tactical bomber, 1 strategic bomber Jehol - 6 infantry, 2 mechanized infantry, 1 tank Shantung - 3 infantry, 2 artillery, 1 fighter Anhwe - 1 infantry, 1 tank, 1 artillery Kiangsi - 2 infantry Hunan - 2 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry, 1 artillery Kweichow - 1 infantry, 1 mechanized infantry Szechwan - 4 infantry, 1 artillery Sikang - 2 infantry, 1 tank Yunnan - 6 infantry, 1 artillery, 2 tanks Kwangsi - 3 infantry, 1 artillery Kwangtung - 6 infantry, 1 tank, AAA, 1 fighter, 1 tactical bomber, 1 strategic bomber, minor industrial complex, air base, port Hopei - 4 infantry, 1 artillery Chahar - 1 infantry, 1 artillery Shensi - 1 infantry Tsinghai - 1 infantry Suiyuyan - 1 infantry Kansu - 1 infantry Sea zone 20 - 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 submarine, 2 transports Sea zone 19 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport, 1 submarine, 1 aircraft carrier(with 1 fighter) Sea zone 18 - 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 submarine Bonuses: 5 IPCs if Korea is under communist control 10 IPCs if China controls all original territories 5 IPCs if India is under communist control France: (IPC 24) France - 6 infantry, 2 tanks, AAA, 1 fighter, 1 tactical bomber, major industrial complex Normandy Bordeaux - 1 infantry Southern France - 1 infantry, port Western Germany - 6 infantry, 1 tank, 1 artillery Denmark - 1 infantry Norway - 1 infantry French Central Africa - 2 infantry, 1 tank, 1 fighter, minor industrial complex Algeria - 1 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tank French Indo China - 2 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tank, 1 fighter Siam - 1 infantry Sea zone 93 - 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 36 - 1 destroyer, 1 submarine Other territories occupied by France: Morocco, Tunisia, French Central Africa, French Equatorial Africa, French Madagascar, French Guiana, New Hebrides Bonuses: 5 IPCs if France controls all original territories 5 IPCs if Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Finland are all sovereign The Republic of China/Japan/Korea: IPC 12 Formosa - 2 infantry Japan - 1 infantry, air base Korea - 2 infantry Iwo Jima - 1 infantry Australia: IPC 10 New South Wales - 1 infantry, 1 tank, 1 fighter, AAA, major industrial complex, air base Queensland - 1 infantry Sea zone 62 - 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport Other territories occupied by Australia: New Zealand, Victoria, Northern Territory, South Australia, Western Australia, Solomon Islands, New Britain, New Guinea Bonuses: 5 IPCs if India, the Philippines, and Korea are under NATO control Spain: (IPC 3) Spain - 2 infantry, 2 tanks, 1 fighter, minor industrial complex, air base Portugal - 1 infantry Gibraltar - 1 infantry, port Sea zone 91 - 1 transport, 1 submarine Bonuses: 5 IPCs when Spain controls all original territories 5 IPCs when no enemy warships are in the Mediterranean Middle Eastern Countries: (IPC 9) Iraq - 7 infantry, 3 tanks, 1 artillery, AAA, 1 fighter, 1 tactical bomber, major industrial complex, air base Anglo Egyptian Sudan - 1 infantry Egypt - 3 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 fighter, 1 tank, air base, port Alexandria - 1 infantry, 1 tank, 1 fighter Tobruk - 1 infantry Libya - 1 infantry Syria - 2 infantry, 1 artillery Northwest Persia - 1 infantry Persia - 3 infantry, 1 strategic bomber Eastern Persia - 1 infantry, 1 artillery Afghanistan - 1 infantry, 1 tank Sea zone 98 - 1 battleship, 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport Sea zone 80 - 1 cruiser, 1 destroyer, 1 transport, 1 submarine Bonuses: 5 IPCs if Israel is under Middle Eastern Countries’ control 5 IPCs if Saudia Arabia is under Middle Eastern Countries’ control Canada: (IPC 7) Ontario - 1 infantry, 1 tank, 1 fighter, minor industrial complex, air base, port Quebec - 2 infantry British Columbia - 1 infantry Sea zone 1 - 1 submarine Sea zone 120 - 1 transport Other territories occupied by Canada - New Brunswick Nova Scotia, Newfoundland Labrador, Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba, Yukon Territory, British Columbia Bonuses: 5 IPCs if there are no enemy units in North America or enemy warships in spots adjacent Italy: (IPC 7) Northern Italy - 6 infantry, 1 tank, AAA Southern Italy - 3 infantry, 1 tank, 1 artillery, AAA, 1 fighter, minor industrial complex, air base, port Sea zone 95 - 1 destroyer, 1 transport Other territories occupied by Italy: Sardinia, Sicily Bonuses: 5 IPCs if all territories adjacent to Northern Italy are under NATO control And that’s the game! I hope some of you can try and enjoy it. Please let me know what you think!
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  Custom Axis and Allies map with very revised Pacific
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  Here are some of my pics from my custom Axis and Allies map for a higher IPC game with some zone changes. I wanted to change up the Pacific snce I’ve always thought that the battles between the USA and Japan were always way too early and that the USA and Japan were too close to each other. I;m not completely done, and I drew it freehand so sorry if it is not pretty, but there you have it.