I’ll have to try that too! It would be harder in person, but could probably be done if everyone kept a paper log of what units they have in each territory. Maybe.
Tracking down the author of Advanced Axis and Allies Europe Version 2.2
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Hey there,
Long time player, new to the community. I am attempting to track down the community member who created the Advanced Axis and Allies Europe Version 2.2. I have the rules, and I have ordered custom gaming mats from Deepcut Studios in Lithuania, but I have some serious questions and rules clarifications for the author.
If you are said person, know said person, or feel that you could maybe help me with the clarifications for RAW in the AAVE 2.2, please respond and we can try to sort things out.
I run a yearly game for my wife and father-in-law at Christmas, so I’ve got some time. I’d like to be able to solo playtest things to get a feel for how the new rules impact play speed, combat, balance, etc.
Thanks in advance!
-PanzerSpaniard
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P Panther moved this topic from Axis & Allies Europe on
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Hi,
Same here. I found the map here: https://axisandallies.fandom.com/wiki/Axis_%26_Allies_Europe_(Modified_Map) but i’m still looking for the rules document. -
@Nediamnori Thats Craig Yope he lives in Michigan.
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@Nediamnori I have the game files
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@notigar Can you please send them to folks, or post a Google docs link for them here?
I have had no luck in getting in touch with Craig, but I have made some huge changes to the game and done a couple of play tests of my rules. One of the things I am missing is the 2nd Map that was made, which has the Pripyat Marshlands as an unpassable area, and actually has all the Axis and Allies Logos on it. Do you have a high res version of that map?
Thanks in advance!
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I also have his rules, setup and Q and A for a combined europe/pacific advanced board. Perhaps the q and a answers questions anybody had. It’s not hosted. If anybody wants email me at rnotigan@gmail.com. As an aside this advanced europe board was the most fun of any board Ive played in 30 years.
Rob
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