Here are couple rules
Ships at Port:
When moving to a friendly sea zone, ships can choose to enter a friendly territory. While not at sea, the ships are not subject to combat nor do they interfere or add with any other ship movement, combat, or amphibious assaults. Movement into the territory is free, but costs 1 MP to leave. If the territory is captured while ships there, then they are lost (scuttled). Land units may move to a territory and finish their move on a transport that is also in port. At that point the transport can sail loaded to the adjacent sea zone. Once a transport is in the sea zone it can unload as normal. Ships must leave by the sea zone in which they entered the territory.
Mines vs. Transports: Mine hits on transports can be absorb by loss of a load.
How to get people to use your house rules…
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Bump. A lot of good stuff here.
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Agreeing with most others here, this is one quality thread as I am fairly certain most {face-to-face} players have some of their house rules incorporated in one manner or another.
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DK, I nominated your “how to get people to play your house rules” post as a feature article, and it is now up on the home page… check it out.
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Cool - thank you YG!
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So, I can’t see the images in the original post. All I see are Photobucket meter images. Apparently the download limit or bandwidth limit or something has been exceeded? Or some other problem? Anyone have an idea what the problem is?
I’m curious as to what the Larry Harris quote is in one of the images. Can someone share the quote?
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So, I canÂ’t see the images in the original post. All I see are Photobucket meter images. Apparently the download limit or bandwidth limit or something has been exceeded? Or some other problem? Anyone have an idea what the problem is?
IÂ’m curious as to what the Larry Harris quote is in one of the images. Can someone share the quote?
Photobucket screwed us all by starting to charge about $40 a month to post pictures on 3rd party sites - a service that has been free for years. It’s a shame but I’m not paying for that.
Larry’s quote says something like “I must point out that I encourage the use and implementation of house rules”