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Go to forumini.wikidot.com/axis-allies-miniatures they have all the cards there.  It’s not searchable by set only country but it does tell you which set they are from.

1939-1945 was the first up-scaled one.  All sets after that are and will be the larger size.  (So right now that includes North Africa and the upcoming Eastern Front set)

To the contested skies question, alot of the ground units have abilities against air units or abilities that enhance your air units, so thats why there are a lot of tanks and soldiers in the Contested Skies set.

Maybe start by using the “Quick Start” guide.

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

It teaches you how the dice work etc.

Take a look at that and come back with more questions.

Mot

Yeah, all the 100 point games I have played are always done faster than a monoploy game just for that it’s worth adding it to the A&A team.

-LT04

@axis4ever:

I’ve just recently purchased AA Mini’s……

I do not have barbed wire, ammo dumps and all that…

If you get those things and make an HQ does this count against your 100Pt limit?

Support units and obstacles are treated like any other units for the purposes of army building; so yes they count against the 100 points limit AND the 15 unit limit.

There are definitely things aspects about the game that are not perfect. But I think the positives outweigh the negatives.

Compared to other games like it, it’s cheaper, it has a nice rule system, it is customizeable, and games can be as short or as long as you want them

(I think I may not have mentioned the alternatives for Covering Fire - so one was that instead of not being able to shoot, the target was also immediately disrupted if hit).

You are right about the 88 though. At the very best for playability it should have Relocate 1. However I don’t think it really needs to move either especially now that they’ve changed the transport/overstacking rule.