AAZ: Missing Balkan Card / No Russian port (coastal IC)

@thrasher1 ground troops

As an FYI, earliar statements on the OOB rules having an individual winner in case of apocalypse turned out to be wrong.  It is the “side” that wins in that case.  Having an individual winner would be a tournament house rule.

1941 was at target on sale for $20 so I’m def. thinking yes it will be sold there,

but they end up liquidating many of these types of games (pandemic, sonar, xwing TTWG ($12 not $40!! bought 9 copies) etc.)

(which is to say if you can wait you can probably get this for $30 unless it flies off the shelf Target is pretty aggressive about liquidating games and rotating the selection)

@Striker said in AAZ Rule Question: non-combat movement after attacking Zs in an area you control:

Page 15 says you can move out to escape combat.

Striker, thanks for reply. I thought about analogy between submerged submarines and Zs too. Seems the analogy is not 100 % though indeed.

@Krieghund said in AAZ 1942 (second edition) : rules question (inspired by 'Broken, Busted, or Both'):

There is still combat.

Yes. I agree on this.

Still I think this is a bit against the spirit (thematically speaking) of the rules…

BTW:

I asked if people used AAZ with some of the older Axis and Allies games and the ‘theatre-specific’ games like AA-DDay, Bulge, Guad…

If you ever give one of these the AAZ treatment please let us know:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/topic/35202/aaz-with-one-of-these-older-games

(Axis and Allies Classic (classic, duh!) of course has its own subforum: https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/category/6/axis-allies-classic )

@Krieghund ,

That’s what I expected. Thanks for answering this question.
Would have made an interesting strategy: conducting strategic bombinb to facilitate a Z-take over…

I actually found mine, so I’ll just post it so that if anybody else has issues in the future they can reference it here.

USA - 32 IPCs

Eastern US: 2 infantry, 1 tank, 1 fighter, 1 bomber Western US: 2 infantry, 1 artillery Brazil: 1 infantry Alaska: 1 infantry Hawaiian Islands: 1 infantry Philippine Islands: 1 infantry Sinkiang: 1 infantry Szechwan: 1 infantry Yunnan: 1 infantry, 1 artillery SZ 11: 1 destroyer, 1 transport SZ 39: 1 submarine SZ 42 1 battleship SZ 44: 1 aircraft carrier, 2 fighters, 1 destroyer, 1 transport

UK - 22 IPCs

United Kingdom: 1 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 fighter, 1 bomber Anglo-Egypt Sudan: 2 infantry, 1 tank French West Africa: 1 infantry Union of South Africa: 1 infantry, 1 artillery India: 1 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 fighter Australia: 1 infantry, 1 tank Borneo: 1 infantry Eastern Canada: 1 tank Western Canada: 1 infantry Gibraltar: 1 fighter SZ 8: 1 battleship, 1 destroyer SZ 10: 1 destroyer, 1 transport SZ 14: 1 destroyer, 1 transport SZ 30: 1 destroyer, 1 transport SZ 35: 1 submarine, 1 transport, 1 destroyer

Germany - 23 IPCs

Germany: 4 infantry, 2 tanks, 1 fighter, 1 bomber Western Europe: 3 infantry, 2 tanks, 1 fighter Southern Europe: 3 infantry, 1 artillery Eastern Europe: 3 infantry, 2 tahnks Balkans: 2 infantry, 1 artillery Norway/Finland: 2 infantry Ukraine: 3 infantry, 1 tank West Russia: 1 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tank North Africa: 2 tanks SZ 5: 1 battlesihp SZ 6: 1 submarine SZ 9: 1 submarine SZ 15: 1 submarine SZ 17: 1 destroyer, 1 submarine, 1 transport

Soviet Union - 14 IPCs

Russia: 5 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tank, 1 fighter Archangel: 3 infantry Karelia: 2 infantry, 1 artillery Caucasus: 3 infantry, 1 tank Urals: 2 infantry Siberia: 2 infantry, 1 artillery SZ 4: 1 submarine

Japan - 15 IPCs

Japan: 4 infantry, 1 artillery, 1 tank, 1 fighter, 1 bomber Manchuria: 2 infantry, 1 artillery Costal China: 2 infantry Southeast Asia: 1 infantry, 1 artillery Caroline Islands: 1 infantry SZ 32: 1 destroyer, 1 submarine SZ 47: 1 battleship, 1 aircraft carrier, 2 fighters, 1 destroyer, 2 transports SZ 48: 1 aircraft carrier, 1 fighter, 1 destroyer, 1 transport