You want the 1936 map! It has the terrain printed on it, and as I understand it, you can use it for a 1939 set up. Really the maps have slight differences. I think the Global War is moving in the direction of the 1936 map. I am trying to justify buying it now. Real question is 36" x 72" (3 ft by 6 ft) or 48" X 72" (4 ft by 8 ft) 1936 map!!! From what I gather if you have the room and are using 3D sculpts for bases, you may want the larger map. :roll:
1939 Map - Jeremy's Variant with Set-up Charts 2.0 In Development
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Don’t know 39 enough to offer anything, but thanks to this separate forum, learning it should be more convenient.
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Jeremy, I am about to learn Global war 1939, is your d6 variant better than the d12?
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@Young:
Jeremy, I am about to learn Global war 1939, is your d6 variant better than the d12?
Not “Better” just more familiar as it is D6.
I am still working on this in my free time.
I have decided to go with the 2 IPC Basic Infantry. You can purchase a LIMITED number of ELITEs (Paratroopers/SS/Commando/etc) per Nation for 3 IPC.
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2 IPCs infantry? Wouldn’t they be TOO cost effective?
I’d never get 1tank over 3infs
Agree Noll
If the infantrie cost only 2 nobody will buy a tank for 7irony on
but if you want to change, i have a great idea, why you didn’t also can change the name into Risk
irony offSorry but ithink it will only make, well… did you know the zergling from starcraft ?
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Been working hard on this. I have decided to add “optional” WW2 Leaders (Hero Units) to the game also.
Just to make it even more EPIC.
Stay tuned!
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UPDATE
I am still working on this project. In final playtesting.
Here are a few ROUGH cards
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I’m digging the special Charles De Gaulle leader. :-D
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Except, Charles de Gaule never said “Viva.” That is not French. He said, “Vive.” When he said “Vive le Québec libre,” in Canada in 1968, he instantly became persona non grata and was promptly evicted from Canadian soil, never to return. Not a very loved man in Canada as he is associated with the nascent separtist movement in Canada, which the Canadian government continues to deal with to this day.
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Bump. Some people may like this idea and or use it as a model for house rules or variants of thier own.
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Except, Charles de Gaule never said “Viva.” That is not French. He said, “Vive.” When he said “Vive le Québec libre,” in Canada in 1968, he instantly became persona non grata and was promptly evicted from Canadian soil, never to return. Not a very loved man in Canada as he is associated with the nascent separtist movement in Canada, which the Canadian government continues to deal with to this day.
Thanks for that. Those were just mock-ups for playtesting. I will find a better quote for the final version.
Jeremy
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Any update on this?