I know. I had it printed for bud. He wants a different map now. Maybe not fond of piece chart in South America ?
Loves the map.
Classic Axis and Allies Accessory Pack
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One of my A&A games came with a bunch of extra pieces. After a bit of looking, I realized that some were from Xeno Games World at War, some were from D-Day, and some are from the A&A Accessory Pack. Anyone have this? Rules for it handy??
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgameexpansion/21850/axis-allies-accessories
There appear to be several other pieces that I can’t figure out. They are matching colors for Classic and universal design like Classic (as opposed to 1942.2 where each country has their own scuplt). Anyone aware of any other expansion packs??
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nobody really uses those pieces anymore.
Company out of business.
HBG took its place.
Etc.
Xeno or Zeno is gone too.
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Yeah, I kind of figured nobody played with them and that they were out of business. I was just more curious as to what the rules were and how the pieces were used. More of a curiosity than anything else.
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I know where there is an online copy of the rules for Table Tactic’s A&A Accessory Pack.
I don’t know the rules on this forum for posting complete rules, so I won’t do that.
But if you PM me, I think I can point you in the right direction to find them.
-Midnight_Reaper
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Get to 10 posts and you can post the link for all to see
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Get to 10 posts and you can post the link for all to see
That’s all well and good for getting the privilege to post links to this forum - but my question is: Is the act of posting the rules to an out-of-print A&A Expansion produced by an out-of-business company something I would get moderated for, or something that is an acceptable practice here? You can see by my post count that I’m relatively new here - I don’t want to step out of line.
I do a lot of posting over at BGG, and I know that they frown on it. But I also know that just because one place doesn’t like something doesn’t mean that everyplace doesn’t like it.
“… I think I’d better think it out again!”
-Midnight_Reaper
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If you were to type out the rules, that might be a copy right infringement, but posting an internet link that people could find anyway is not. If the link destination is infringing, the law would go after the destination domain( not the visitors) to cease and desist.
IE i host a site and have pirate game material. I post a link here and you follow the link.
You and this site would be fine. Me and my site would be the target.In short, post the link.
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In short, post the link.Well, since you asked so nicely… :-D
First, visit the Internet Wayback Machine: archive.org
Once on the Wayback Machine, go to the following two pages
http://www.tabletactics.com/AArules.html
http://www.tabletactics.com/aarules2.htmlAnd now you have the rules for Table Tactics’ A&A Accessories. Save copies to your computer or print them out, as you please.
-Midnight_Reaper
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{snip}
In short, post the link.Well, since you asked so nicely…
Sorry, didnt mean to be so bossy.
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{snip}
In short, post the link.Well, since you asked so nicely…
Sorry, didnt mean to be so bossy.
It’s all good, I meant that as good-natured ribbing. You were right and I should have just said: Go here, do this. 'S’all good in my opinion.
-Midnight_Reaper
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