We don’t use NA’s - sorry! Maybe you can adapt it to them somehow.

@dtodd3 Yes, although we haven’t played in a while since I’ve moved and have to build a new War Room.

We use it every month in our games - hope you like it!

@GGleize:

Hello,

The only two rules changes we are still using after several battles because useful and no disadvantages noticed yet are:

1. The BB needs 2 hits to be destroyed but IN A ROW - So if the defender decides to take a damage on a BB > The very next hit (if any) during the battle must be one this same BB. This to avoid the 2 or 3 BB “damage shield” of 2 or 3 hits at the start of the battle. Notice that this do no weaken the big advantage of each BB to bring +1 hit point to the battle.  And for example 2xBB + 2xDD will still bring 6 targets to be destroyed by the enemy instead of 4.

We play where every other hit HAS to kill or sink something. So say you get three hits on your navy. The first hit you can take free on your BB, but the second hit you have to sink the BB or a different smaller vessel, or lose a plane. Then the third hit you can take free on a different battleship, etc. Works good for us!

IMO a very sad and dumb direction to go - a franchise that has honored our veterans and our history for so long degenerates into a fantasy fad money grab…thumbs down!

Beautiful job!

@Baron:

What font did you use for TTs names, DK?

“Myriad Web Pro” 18 points?

Don’t remember - that sounds right, though.

Yeah I guess I should have stuck with the more generic term “troopship” - although the Lusitania was a liner that went down. All ships were vulnerable at certain places and times.

@Imperious:

I must admit I’m not that an artist. What is ugly? Simply being larger? Or the picture in itself without a given dimension?

based on the pictures im quite sure the roundels are much larger than .75 inch

Also, the Azores were added because the game should have had them as a means for the axis to bomb the east coast, which incidentally was a German plan for the war latter.

The roundels are all the exact size of the game cardboard roundels - 3/4", except the capital roundels which I made bigger as a tribute to the original classic map.

OK I guess I just overreacted about it then - never mind…