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D12 seems a bit daunting. But with the battle boards and the extra units its fairly easy to pick up. When we started we modified the game to play with global40 rules if something was too complex for the group and switched to the full rules in stages. Helped some people to transition from axis and allies better. Talk to the group first though.

Here is a rough for the victory points on my map. It may not work with OOB rules but I’m working on two sets of rules to be used with OOB and another with extra pieces. Link for the map is here: http://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=38048.0 Number axis have for allied win – historical number – number for axis to win         Europe pacific global Turn4 Jun 42 23-31-39 12-18-24 35-49-63 Turn5 Dec 42 24-32-40 12-18-24 36-50-64 Turn6 Jun 43 21-29-37 11-17-23 32-46-60 Turn7 Dec 43 15-23-31 9-15-21 24-38-52 Turn8 Jun 44 12-20-28 7-13-19 19-33-47 Turn9 Dec 44 3-11-19 3-9-15 6-20-34 Turn10 Aug 45 0-(3)-11 1-(7)-13 0-(7)-21 Over Time         Lose-win Turn11 Dec 45 0-8 0-6 0-14 Turn12 Jun 46 0-8 0-6 0-14 Turn13 Dec 46 0-8 0-6 0-14 Turn14 Jun 47 0-8 0-6 0-14 Turn15 Dec 47 0-8 0-6 0-14 Optional: Japan surrenders if they have 40 or less income after turn 9 and the factory in japan is bombed to its maximum hit points.

The new water layer is great!

Try placing them in the northern Canadian territories, Alaska, and the northern Soviet Union. These are large territories that see little action in the game, so it’s justifiable to create blowup boxes in them, probably 8 or more.

I can see wizards of the coast having a blanket statement rejecting all requests to modify material, after all… they probaly deal with it alot with their D&D department than with Avilon Hill products.

I play whit a part of the rules and for the other i adapt a part of the rules. The scale of unit and terrain is not the same. But in overall is fun and much historical.

Just noticed this topic belongs in house rules or variant setups  :oops: