Thanks for see the game.
I actualized the game to the version 2.0
There is very much changes, scenarios, pieces, tutorial, etc.
I hope you like it.
Enjoy!!!
anyone tried this out. you play by posting in a thread. if anyones interested i can play sometime
Is there a simple dice thrower out there? Or something for A&A Minis?
That would so rock!! I would definately play. :wink:
Reviving this thread……lets get an A&A minatures game going on this forum.
Also on an unrelated matter, I would also like to learn how to play A&A Pacific and A&A Europe so I can start playing via forum.
My Sherman is going to fire at your Tiger I’s flank at short range …
Rolling 13 6-sided dice:
4, 2, 1, 6, 3, 4, 3, 2, 3, 2, 6, 2, 6
Crap, I missed!
To roll dice, type in the following:
<colon>dice ndm <colon>Replace <colon>with an actual colon “:”
Replace n with the number of dice to roll.
Replace m with the number of sides per dice.
This example will roll 10 6-sided dice… (replace “bice” with “dice”)
:bice 10d6:
Rolling 10 6-sided dice:
6, 3, 2, 6, 6, 6, 3, 2, 6, 1</colon></colon></colon>
Test:
Rolling with a King Tiger :wink:
Rolling 18 6-sided dice:
4, 1, 2, 4, 3, 5, 6, 3, 5, 3, 2, 5, 4, 5, 3, 3, 1, 6
Wootness it worked!! Im am definately down to play now.
Anyone up for a 2 vs 2? We can have 100 pt. armys for each player and we can have a large map with like 5 objectives. I saw a 2 vs 2 game with 5 objectives once (they used all the maps from 2 starter kits and combined them together) and I thought it was pretty cool.
Also if we would start a game, we would be able to use any pieces or would we be able to use only pieces from a certain year? Also which map would we play and would the hexes be labeled to make moving possible?
I would set it up like a big chess board. You can take a piece of paper and a rule and draw maybe 15 boxes by 15 boxes. You can move via grid that way, although no online utility can really help you out.
This would definately be interesting to try.
Rolls for initiative
Rolling 2 6-sided dice:
6, 1
I would say go with something fairly simple the first time though.
@Der:
This would definately be interesting to try.
Rolls for initiative
Rolling 2 6-sided dice:
6, 1I would say go with something fairly simple the first time though.
Im up for whatever. Ill play a simple 1 vs 1 game with 75 pts armies.
Pretty sweet. Might be the way to go for me. Just got my first starter set from the local shop. The owner told me their was only a couple of other guys that ever bought the stuff. :|
How about a pdf of the regular maps done in grayscale but with numbered hexes. Then they could be printed out on a smaller scale (so you could just have a clipboard next to your computer). Troop movement could then be posted by hex-grid number and kept track of with simple pencil mark.
Pretty sweet. Might be the way to go for me. Just got my first starter set from the local shop. The owner told me their was only a couple of other guys that ever bought the stuff. :|
How about a pdf of the regular maps done in grayscale but with numbered hexes. Then they could be printed out on a smaller scale (so you could just have a clipboard next to your computer). Troop movement could then be posted by hex-grid number and kept track of with simple pencil mark.
Sounds good to me. Just get a good PDF file of the map and ill download it. :wink:
Pretty sweet. Might be the way to go for me. Just got my first starter set from the local shop. The owner told me their was only a couple of other guys that ever bought the stuff. :|
How about a pdf of the regular maps done in grayscale but with numbered hexes. Then they could be printed out on a smaller scale (so you could just have a clipboard next to your computer). Troop movement could then be posted by hex-grid number and kept track of with simple pencil mark.
Sounds good to me. Just get a good PDF file of the map and ill download it. :wink:
Yarrrrrrrrrrrrr……so no one wants to do this or what?
My scanner at home is too small. I would have to tile it all. I’m sending it with my wife to work so she can do it there. It’ll be a couple of days.
PDFs of all the maps are readily available at the avalon hill website.