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  • MB AA is one of the few AA I dont have, and using old peices limits the Italians, who dont have old peices.

    Make the Leningrad factory Minor, and add a minor factory in Australia.

    Ports……problem, Gibraltar was just a port…so by your rule it can never be a port?
    Ive been thinking of making AA guns = Generic Defenses, It would be…
    1. A normal AA gun
    2. A port, with AA capibilites
    3. A coastal Battery (fortification Unit, modifying your rules slightly)
    4. A rocket Launcher site

    Add one to Gibraltar, Hawaii. (or instead, perhaps, every power starts with one FREE) They can be built anywhere, can no longer move, and cost 8 on factory spaces, 10 away from factories…i think im going to add this to my house rules soon.

    To represent Major/minor factories…Use 1 factory for Minor, 2 for major.

    Ad IL…incresed factory production needs modified, its not adjusted for Major/minor factories. (or…is it?)

    The factory ideas are direct from AAE40 AAP40. Many of the rules are. I want to start getting players used to these new ideas by making the AA50 into a micro version of the global AAE/ AAP40 system.

    I will have something latter. Tonight is not a Badminton session, so i have time.


  • **Imperious Leader Pimps your AA50 game in two pages or less:

    Or

    “How I stopped worrying about the A-Bomb and love his house rules”**

    This module is designed to incorporate the latest ideas from the upcoming AAE40 and AAP40 games and throw in a few cutting edge house rules that you can get started with straight away. I deliberately kept a KISS policy for the purists.

    New Units:

    1. Mechanized Infantry: These are 1-2-2-4 units and receive a +1 bonus with Artillery.

    2. Changes to Tanks and Carriers: Tanks now cost 6 IPC and Aircraft Carriers now take 2 hits to sink and cost 18 IPC.

    3. Fighter-Bomber: These are 3-3-4-11 units. Air Superiority: Fighters matched up with Fighter-bombers increases the fighter- bomber’s attack number from 3 to 4. This same aircraft can also be matched up with tanks during land battles and attack at 4. Optional idea: If used in naval battles, this unit can select its hit on the first round.

    4. Fortification Unit: Against invasions these defend only at 2 or less against every land unit in the first combat round after shore bombardment rolls are made. Only one fortification per territory. You can only build these in your originally controlled territories. Against normal land attacks these units boost the defense of all you ground units +1 for the duration of all combat rounds. Fortification units take one hit, can’t be moved, and cannot be captured. These units cost 8 IPC.

    5. Airborne: These are dedicated forces and are 1-2-1-5. All players have ability to drop these units as per OOB AA50 rules. In combat during the first round they attack at 3. They always fire first preemptively in that first round before any other unit. On the second round latter they are like any other infantry.

    6. Ports: These are special installations that protect naval units from naval combat. These cost 8 IPC and can only be built in territories adjacent from either a Major or Minor factory. If an AA gun is in the territory it fires at any attacking planes. Ships sunk while in port can be rebuilt at a cost reduction of 2 IPC per unit. Entering the port costs 1 Movement point, but leaving the port is a free movement allowing the ship to move 2 spaces.

    7. Major and Minor Factories: Major factories can produce 10 units per turn minus any damage they have received. Minor – can build 3 units per turn minus damage. Factories (Industrial Complexes) cannot be built on islands (Japan and Australian exceptions). Major factories cost 30 IPC’s each. Minor factories cost 12. They each have their own AA gun defense systems built in. A minor IC can only be built on a territory with an IPC offering of 2 or more… a major requires 3 or more. Minor factories may not be upgraded to major Factories, However, players may “Scorch Earth” their own factories from Major to Minor to removal as follows:

    8. one downgrade per turn if territory is not under attack

    9. one downgrade per combat round if territory is under attack

    If the factory falls in enemy hands it remains in the most current state at the time of capture, so If the Soviet player wants to downgrade his Karelia factory it will take one turn or he must survive the first round of combat to “Scorch” it.

    1. Kamikaze planes: The Japanese player can allocate his planes as Kamikaze once he is reduced below his starting IPC level. He selects a naval target and rolls a 3 or less to hit. The selected unit AND the plane are destroyed. This would include any ship that normally takes two hits.

    2. US marines: These are normal infantry, but during sea invasions on small islands, the first round is always attacking at +1 (in addition to other bonus).

    3. Changes to Cruisers: Cruisers now include AA capabilities and up to one cruiser may fire at each attacking plane prior to the start of naval combat hitting at a 1. It also gains ASW capability to negate a subs first strike capability once Radar Technology is gained.

    Damaged Warships: Damaged Battleships and Carriers must return to a friendly naval base ( port) when damaged in order to repair, (if they want to be repaired). Damaged carrier’s can’t land or launch aircraft when in a damaged state.

    China: Round up fractions to determine Chinese builds. If Burma is controlled by UK, always add one Infantry to Chinese builds.

    Canal/Straights: No axis ships may pass into or out of the Mediterranean unless they control Gibraltar. No Allies ships may enter the Baltic unless the Allies control Both Norway and Northwest Europe at the start of their turn. No ships may enter the Black Sea from the Mediterranean Sea.

    Hawaiian special rule: The American player may always build one naval unit or air unit at Hawaii

    Italy special rule: The Allies must first invade control Sicily before invading Italy by sea. Sicily and Italy are connected as land territories.

    Technology Changes:

    Replace Technology #3 with the following:
    3. Atomic Weaponry. (You must have Rockets and Heavy Bombers) Heavy Bombers roll 3 dice: 2 reduce IPC in the normal fashion, 1 is permanent reduction in IPC.

    Modify Mechanized Infantry Technology as follows:
    6. Mechanized Infantry. Each infantry that is matched up with a tank can move two spaces along with the tank.

    Starting setup for new units:
    Note: All players receive one Port with each major Factory as long as it touches a sea zone. Players can choose where this goes.

    Germany:
    Blockhouse in Germany
    Fighter- Bomber and Minor Factory in France
    Mechanized Infantry in Libya

    Italy:
    Mechanized Infantry in Italy

    Japan:
    Minor Factory in Manchuria
    Replace one Fighter each on all three carriers with Fighter-Bombers
    Add one blockhouse to: Okinawa, Caroline Islands, and Iwo Jima

    Soviet Union:
    Karelia S.S.R. Factory is downgraded to Minor Factory
    Blockhouse in Caucasus
    Minor Factory in Novosibirsk
    Mechanized Infantry and Fighter-Bomber in Moscow

    United Kingdom:
    Minor factory and Mechanized Infantry in India
    Minor factory in Australia
    Blockhouse in Gibraltar

    United States:
    Add Fighter-Bomber with carrier in SZ #44
    Add Port in Hawaii


  • Replace Land Technology #1 with the following:
    1. Heavy Tanks. You may now build Heavy Tanks which are 4-4-2-8 units and these can boost up to 2 infantry +1 in attack.

    This replaces Improved Artillery Tech with something that is an actual technology.


  • IL we have a few differences of opinion, but here is what ive been working on in light of A&A 1940’s announcement and viewing your house rules.

    I dont think mine are as extensive, it requires no new cast units…keeping the layman A&A player in mind.

    Oh, and perhaps you should change scorched earth to pure damage, a la strategic bombing.

    i did a quick playtest…Caucasus factory needs to be minor, 10 units appearing there throws the game a little out of whack.

    50 to 40.doc


  • Caucasus factory needs to be minor, 10 units appearing there throws the game a little out of whack

    yes i saw that too, just didn’t edit the set up. Thats right.


    1. Denmark – No units may enter or exit sea zone 5 without control of Northwest Europe

    Too me you gotta include Norway. Why didn’t you feel it should not be included?

    House Rule 6 – Defense Installation
    High value positions are better reinforced against amphibious invasion, to represent this, players may build defense installations; Defense installations now replace AA guns, and are represented by the AA gun model. These instillations fire as AA guns in combat as normal. Before combat starts, installations fire at 1 at units landing during amphibious invasion. Any artillery present in a territory with a Defense Installation may also fire a single shot during this step, at a roll of 1. Installations may not move, but may be built anywhere for 8 IPCs.

    Why do they cost 8 IPC for firing at 1?  kinda high?  I don’t see any value in this unit at 1, but at 2 you got something good.

    The rest seem plausible.


  • Nice work IL and oztea!

    couple questions/thoughts

    IL:

    Replace Technology #3 with the following:
    3. Atomic Weaponry. (You must have Rockets and Heavy Bombers) Heavy Bombers roll 3 dice: 2 reduce IPC in the normal fashion, 1 is permanent reduction in IPC.

    cool to see the Abomb stuff as was discussed in a thread here, maybe it is getting to Larry too, very cool.  Anyhow, for clarification, are you thinking that one needs both Hbombers and rockets to use the Abomb, or just whichever is going to be the delivery method?

    oztea:

    House Rule 7 – Ports
    Territories with a Factory, Victory City, or Defense Installation are considered to have a port in one adjacent sea zone.

    would attaching ports to defense installations mean that defense installations on places like Iwo Jima mean they get a port too?  While it would be feasible for Hawaii to have a port, most of the other islands (okinawa, midway, wake, caroline)I think might be overmatched to have a port too…

    5 or 6 – Heavy Armor – All Tanks now cost 7 IPCs but are now have an attack and defense value of 4.

    this is a break from other breakthroughs, like long range fighters, jet fighters and super subs, there isn’t an increase in price associated with individual unit purchases…


  • IL:
    Quote
    Replace Technology #3 with the following:
    3. Atomic Weaponry. (You must have Rockets and Heavy Bombers) Heavy Bombers roll 3 dice: 2 reduce IPC in the normal fashion, 1 is permanent reduction in IPC.

    cool to see the Abomb stuff as was discussed in a thread here, maybe it is getting to Larry too, very cool.  Anyhow, for clarification, are you thinking that one needs both Hbombers and rockets to use the Abomb, or just whichever is going to be the delivery method?

    well for balance i feel you must have 2 techs that are related. These fit the bill, when 1 requirement is not enough under playtest.


  • “Harbor” might be a better term than port

    Important places I wanted ports……
    Pearl Harbor
    Gibraltar
    Hong Kong

    “Defense Instilation” is basicaly “AA guns shoot troops landing” Maybe 8 is to high for shots at 1. But artilery get to fire too, so now they have a purpose on defense.


  • China is not enough strong and still has that ilogical-ahistorical ACME wall  :oops:. I guess that it’s 1941 scenario, so I have my doubts about India minor IC. Without doubt, it will resist at least some rounds. But It’s possible that, without chinese support, will fall anyway soon or later and become a aid for axis. A starting german IC for France is probably too much

    There are good ideas in other areas however. I like ports: can be a good base for german subs and have another interesting uses. I’m not sure about carriers, maybe now are too expensive because I doubt I’d give them a hit so they cannot hold figs. The paratroopers can be a very wicked weapon, I like them  :-D Forts are OK, I guess


  • @Imperious:

    Germany:
    Mechanized Infantry in Libya

    This is probably too much. You could attack both Egypt and z2 with medium chances of success. It’s probably game won for axis if don’t fail and don’t risk much if lose. Give at least 1 inf at Egypt to UK to solve this


  • yea good point. or i can just move the mech infantry that was given to UK in Trans-Jordan and move it over.


  • Imperious Leader Pimps your AA50 game in two pages or less:

    Or

    “How I stopped worrying about the A-Bomb and love his house rules”

    This module is designed to incorporate the latest ideas from the upcoming AAE40 and AAP40 games and throw in a few cutting edge house rules that you can get started with straight away. I deliberately kept a KISS policy for the purists.

    New Units:

    1. Mechanized Infantry: These are 1-2-2-4 units and receive a +1 bonus with Artillery.

    2. Changes to Tanks and Carriers: Tanks now cost 6 IPC and Aircraft Carriers now take 2 hits to sink and cost 18 IPC.

    3. Fighter-Bomber: These are 3-3-4-11 units. Air Superiority: Fighters matched up with Fighter-bombers increases the fighter- bomber’s attack number from 3 to 4. This same aircraft can also be matched up with tanks during land battles and attack at 4. Optional idea: If used in naval battles, this unit can select its hit on the first round.

    4. Fortification Unit: Against invasions these defend only at 2 or less against every land unit in the first combat round after shore bombardment rolls are made. Only one fortification per territory. You can only build these in your originally controlled territories. Against normal land attacks these units boost the defense of all you ground units +1 for the duration of all combat rounds. Fortification units take one hit, can’t be moved, and cannot be captured. These units cost 10 IPC.

    5. Airborne: These are dedicated forces and are 1-2-1-5. All players have ability to drop these units as per OOB AA50 rules. In combat during the first round they attack at 3. They always fire first preemptively in that first round before any other unit. On the second round latter they are like any other infantry.

    6. Ports: These are special installations that protect naval units from naval combat. These cost 8 IPC and can only be built in territories adjacent from either a Major or Minor factory. If an AA gun is in the territory it fires at any attacking planes. Ships sunk while in port can be rebuilt at a cost reduction of 2 IPC per unit. Entering the port costs 1 Movement point, but leaving the port is a free movement allowing the ship to move 2 spaces.

    7. Major and Minor Factories: Major factories can produce 10 units per turn minus any damage they have received. Minor – can build 3 units per turn minus damage. Factories (Industrial Complexes) cannot be built on islands (Japan and Australian exceptions). Major factories cost 30 IPC’s each. Minor factories cost 12. They each have their own AA gun defense systems built in. A minor IC can only be built on a territory with an IPC offering of 2 or more… a major requires 3 or more. Minor factories may not be upgraded to major Factories, However, players may “Scorch Earth” their own factories from Major to Minor to removal as follows:

    8. One downgrade per turn if territory is not under attack

    9. One downgrade per combat round if territory is under attack

    10. Kamikaze planes: The Japanese player can allocate his planes as Kamikaze once he is reduced below his starting IPC level. He selects a naval target and rolls a 3 or less to hit. The selected unit AND the plane are destroyed. This would include any ship that normally takes two hits.

    11. US marines: These are normal infantry, but during sea invasions on small islands, the first round is always attacking at +1 (in addition to other bonus).

    12. Changes to Cruisers: Cruisers now include AA capabilities and up to one cruiser may fire at each attacking plane prior to the start of naval combat hitting at a 1. It also gains ASW capability to negate a subs first strike capability once Radar Technology is gained.

    Damaged Warships: Damaged Battleships and Carriers must return to a friendly naval base ( port) when damaged in order to repair, (if they want to be repaired). Damaged carrier’s can’t land or launch aircraft when in a damaged state.

    China: Round up fractions to determine Chinese builds. If Burma is controlled by UK, always add one Infantry to Chinese builds.
    Canal/Straights: No axis ships may pass into or out of the Mediterranean unless they control Gibraltar. No Allies ships may enter the Baltic unless the Allies control Both Norway and Northwest Europe at the start of their turn. No ships may enter the Black Sea from the Mediterranean Sea.

    Hawaiian special rule: The American player may always build one naval unit or air unit at Hawaii

    Italy special rule: The Allies must first invade control Sicily before invading Italy by sea. Sicily and Italy are connected as land territories.

    Technology Changes:
    Replace Technology #3 with the following:
    3. Atomic Weaponry. (You must have Rockets and Heavy Bombers) Heavy Bombers roll 3 dice: 2 reduce IPC in the normal fashion, 1 is permanent reduction in IPC.

    Modify Mechanized Infantry Technology as follows:
    6. Mechanized Infantry. Each infantry that is matched up with a tank can move two spaces along with the tank.

    Replace Land Technology #1 with the following:
    1. Heavy Tanks. You may now build Heavy Tanks which are 4-4-2-8 units and these can boost up to 2 infantry +1 in attack.

    Starting setup for new units:
    Note: All players receive one Port with each major Factory as long as it touches a sea zone. Players can choose where this goes. All original factories as per setup are considered Major factories.

    Germany:
    Blockhouse in Germany
    Fighter- Bomber and Minor Factory in France
    Mechanized Infantry in Libya

    Italy:
    Mechanized Infantry in Italy

    Japan:
    Minor Factory in Manchuria
    Replace one Fighter each on all three carriers with Fighter-Bombers
    Add one blockhouse to: Okinawa, Caroline Islands, and Iwo Jima

    Soviet Union:
    Karelia SSR Factory is downgraded to Minor Factory
    Caucasus Factory downgraded to Minor factory
    Blockhouse in Caucasus
    Minor Factory in Novosibirsk
    Mechanized Infantry and Fighter-Bomber in Moscow

    United Kingdom:
    Minor factory and Mechanized Infantry in India
    Infantry in Egypt
    Minor factory in Australia
    Minor factory in Western Canada
    Blockhouse in Gibraltar
    United States:
    Add Fighter-Bomber with carrier in SZ #44
    Add Port in Hawaii


  • IL ive run into some serious trouble with ports

    What if some ships are in port, and some arent? (1 transport in port and 6 ships out of port, the AA gun fires at all planes incoming?)

    What denotes if ships are in port and out of port? ( I used underneath NCMs)

    If some ships are in port, and some are out, and there is an attack….with planes and enemy ships involved, Who fights? is it two seperate combats…can in port ships only be alocated against the planes and visa versa

    Can you anphibiously invade a territory with ships in port?

    if the host land territory of the port is captured, what happens to the ships in port?

    In your version of ports, can the enemy move through a territory with all enemy ships in port? can they occupy it? and blocade?

    I just need some back and forth on this, another set of grey matter for the benifit of the both of us.


  • IL ive run into some serious trouble with ports

    What if some ships are in port, and some arent? (1 transport in port and 6 ships out of port, the AA gun fires at all planes incoming?)

    only ships in port are ‘protected’ by the AA gun, the ships in the sea zone can be attacked normally, while ships in port only by air.

    What denotes if ships are in port and out of port? ( I used underneath NCMs)

    Ships in port expend 1 MP to enter. They then get this MP back free when they leave, so they move 3 spaces technically ( one out of port and 2 normally)

    If some ships are in port, and some are out, and there is an attack….with planes and enemy ships involved, Who fights? is it two seperate combats…can in port ships only be alocated against the planes and visa versa

    Consider the PORT a different territory or sea zone. Only the units in this spot are protected, otherwise they are not.

    Can you anphibiously invade a territory with ships in port?

    Yes and this forces the ships in port to be dislodged at the end of the combat phase. So you cannot attack ships because you took out the territory they had a port in.

    if the host land territory of the port is captured, what happens to the ships in port?

    They are dislodged and moved in the sea zone after all combat. So its entirely possible that on your allies turn he can attack these ships normally.

    In your version of ports, can the enemy move through a territory with all enemy ships in port? can they occupy it? and blocade?

    no blitzing with tanks in a territory that has a port. Consider a port a combat unit like a AA gun, thats captured and also prevents blitzing because its an enemy unit.

    I just need some back and forth on this, another set of grey matter for the benifit of the both of us.

    I think its been clarified.


  • I meant “how do you signify these units are in port vs ships not in port” Do you place them on land, or on their sides? I just wanted to establish a standard.

    So if you capture the parent territory, using unescorted transports, the ships are dislodged, and you find yourself with a co-occupied sea territory with lets say….3 japanese transports, and 2 US cruisers and a US transport off the coast of a just captured Hawaii. The ships didnt deter the landing? or repel it? or cant…i guess they have to be out of port to, that makes sense, but so does “power projection” of the fleet, like what the italians did the whole war. Just be in port and be scary, no one will try a suicide landing.

    By your 2 zone defininton, ports can be attacked by air, with no movement penalty, and over the heads of enemy vessles. Example…1941, Japan turn 2. The US fleet has moved to cover hawaii with its fleet, DD CARIER, FIGHTER; and TRANSPORT and DD in port. The japanese can send fighters directly to pearl harbor? attack it again? Needing only to enter sea zone 53? (cant recall) to attack, flying over the carrier group and crushing the 1 DD in port? Have you considered letting fighters cover ports if they are on the territory, or can fighters go into port without a carrier?

    what I was talking about for “moving through” was if all SHIPS are in port, can other SHIPS move past that territory. Example, BB in 1941 in Pearl Harbor, can the Japanese fleet move into hawaii sea zone? can it move past that sea zone? if they are in port, do they prevent movement…i wasnt talking about blitzing.

    Im here to test your rules to make them better.


  • I meant “how do you signify these units are in port vs ships not in port” Do you place them on land, or on their sides? I just wanted to establish a standard.

    Separate them and put a chip with a decal that says “in port”  If you have a token, then just put these pieces next to the port ( pointing to it?)

    So if you capture the parent territory, using unescorted transports, the ships are dislodged, and you find yourself with a co-occupied sea territory with lets say….3 japanese transports, and 2 US cruisers and a US transport off the coast of a just captured Hawaii. The ships didnt deter the landing? or repel it? or cant…i guess they have to be out of port to, that makes sense, but so does “power projection” of the fleet, like what the italians did the whole war. Just be in port and be scary, no one will try a suicide landing.

    Yes ships in port are not able to defend against the invasion. Thats the trade-off for protection. If you feel the rule is too harsh, then allow “dislodged” naval units to fight one round of naval combat and all them option to retreat to yet another sea zone. Remember this is not set in stone.

    By your 2 zone defininton, ports can be attacked by air, with no movement penalty, and over the heads of enemy vessles. Example……1941, Japan turn 2. The US fleet has moved to cover hawaii with its fleet, DD CARIER, FIGHTER; and TRANSPORT and DD in port. The japanese can send fighters directly to pearl harbor? attack it again? Needing only to enter sea zone 53? (cant recall) to attack, flying over the carrier group and crushing the 1 DD in port? Have you considered letting fighters cover ports if they are on the territory, or can fighters go into port without a carrier?

    OK lets clarify. Enemy air units also have to expend a movement point to “enter” the port. They also get back the MP in the same manner as your units do as described earlier. The idea of planes in the attached land territory defending is too strong and will make ports impossible to attack. Only planes on the carrier thats also located in port can defend.

    In your example to attack the US ships in Hawaiian port , Japanese planes expend 2 movement points: 1 to enter Hawaii Island and another to enter the port facility, but on return they can be returned to the sea zone before counting anymore movement points.  In another example: using eastern USA, German bombers spend a MP to enter Eastern USA and another to enter the port, when returning they are just placed in the sea zone and you start counting MP from that point onward.

    what I was talking about for “moving through” was if all SHIPS are in port, can other SHIPS move past that territory. Example, BB in 1941 in Pearl Harbor, can the Japanese fleet move into hawaii sea zone? can it move past that sea zone? if they are in port, do they prevent movement….i wasnt talking about blitzing.

    If ships are in port they do not exert any zone of control upon the adjacent sea zone, so enemy ships can move past. IN this manner they can blockade the fleet in port.

    Im here to test your rules to make them better.

    yes thanks very much

    and BTW the blockhouse is now a 12 IPC unit.


  • ah, now i see, your definiton of port is 100% structural, its on land (technicly).
    that clears some things up

    My definition is more “a sea zone within a sea zone” Like how the terriories look on the pacific board.

    you make ports quite distant with the “have to get to the land territory”, then to the port, then get one back. Makes sense, but there might be ways to streamline it.

    My counter Proposal……
    Territories with a Factory, Victory City, or AA Gun are considered to have a port in one adjacent sea zone.
    1.Friendly units may expend a movement point to move “into port”. Mark these ships with control markers underneath. For all intents and purposes, these ships count as being in a sea zone within a sea zone. When moving out of this zone, no movement point is expected.
    2.While in port, units are protected by AA, but their defense value is decreased by 1.
    3.Only air units and submarines may attack ships in port. These units must have a clear path to the port, meaning all units out of port (if any) must be eliminated first. These are considered to be two separate attacks; the attack on ships out of port must be conducted first. (Same as Amphibious Invasions)
    4.If a territory is captured while ships are in port, they are immediately expended from port, conduct combat as necessary, both fleets fight using their attack values. No fleet may retreat from this combat
    5.Transports may not load or offload to any territory other than the respective port territory while in port.
    6.Amphibious invasions may not be launched against territories with unescorted transports if there are combat ships in port.


  • My counter Proposal……
    Territories with a Factory, Victory City, or AA Gun are considered to have a port in one adjacent sea zone.
    1.Friendly units may expend a movement point to move “into port”. Mark these ships with control markers underneath. For all intents and purposes, these ships count as being in a sea zone within a sea zone. When moving out of this zone, no movement point is expected.

    ok good.

    2.While in port, units are protected by AA, but their defense value is decreased by 1.

    ok good.

    3.Only air units and submarines may attack ships in port. These units must have a clear path to the port, meaning all units out of port (if any) must be eliminated first. These are considered to be two separate attacks; the attack on ships out of port must be conducted first. (Same as Amphibious Invasions).

    Yes didn’t think of that. subs however, should have some restrictions. remember they did have sub nets to prevent entry, but some subs got in anyway. ( perhaps just one round of combat?

    4.If a territory is captured while ships are in port, they are immediately expended from port, conduct combat as necessary, both fleets fight using their attack values. No fleet may retreat from this combat

    So your saying a new attack begins? in the same turn?

    5.Transports may not load or offload to any territory other than the respective port territory while in port.

    Why? if ships are in port why cant they load up infantry and move out and land units?  Think D-Day from UK.

    6.Amphibious invasions may not be launched against territories with unescorted transports if there are combat ships in port.

    ok that makes sence too.


  • Hey Imperious Leader, any chance you could use your pimped out AA50 rules to make an AAE set up for those of us who want something to sustain ourselves while we earnestly wait for AAE40, which won’t come out till June. I’d really appreciate it and I’m sure so would lots of other A&A fanatics.

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