Sired's card deck -NOW AVAILABLE-

As I just recently started playing Global 1940, I’m not (yet) playing with any house rules.

Having said that it would be great if your card deck would contain the OOB rules and maybe some often played house rules. As long as they are seperate cards that can be added or exchanged when wanted.

I’m just really getting into the board game - played the PC game years ago.  I’m sticking to the original rules that come with 2nd edition 1940 pacific/Europe games.

@siredblood:

Didn’t mean for the delay, had a crazy week, played Global 3 times……

Playing Global is the only excuses we accept :wink:

Looking forward to see your customizations coming along!

@siredblood:

I ended up with 2 empty slots, so if you can think of anything for 2 cards, lmk.

What about a mobilization area card that you can use to stage your bought units? On the normal map the unit stats are used as mobilization area, but I’m about to remove that from the map and it would we awsome to have one or two in the same great artwork as your other cards.

@siredblood:

Not bad idea, I also removed all that crap from the map. Thanks for the reply!

Glad I can be of any help. And thanks for these lovely cards.

Are you considering sharing your design files so people can change them to their needs?

82 MB PDF Wow!  :-o

Very nice looking Sired. Very nice.

Just printed your cards. These are sweet man! Thanks for making them.

Hi there :-)

I just started playing A&A, after playing trippleA now and the over the past years. Dont know what kept me so long from buying the actual board game!

However, this card deck is just awesome! I am about to print it now and looking forward to my next sessions with friends, that dont know the rules or are at least also not very experienced. Those cards will really help!

Just one question regarding house rules: as far as I saw it, the only house rules in this deck are the Germany controls London objective and the Research Rule adaptions, right? If you add further additions, it would be great to mark them somehow :-)
Also, not very important, but: if you find the place somewhere, you could also add the order of play for the nations.

I’ve just finished combing through your card deck Sired. First of all they look great, very professional looking.

These will come in very handy when playing with new players or people who don’t have all of the rules memorized. I like the fact that they explain some of the more hard to understand or most misunderstood rules.You were wondering what to do with the last 2 cards-I would suggest defining the rules regarding neutral territories. The nation cards which explain the political situations will come in extremely handy. It seems that I spend a huge amount of time explaining this aspect of the game to even somewhat experienced players.

I can’t wait to try these out with the guys that I’m trying to teach how to play the game. Maybe now I can spend more time playing my own game and less time helping them. I can see them taking more initiative and beginning to form their own strategies with these “mini rule books” in their hands.

Awesome job!! 8-)

Really first class deck. Cards are all the rage these days and the rules to help newcomers is a great addition.
Thank you. Downloaded them today, printing next week.
You did say to yell out any mistakes.
I couldn’t see anyone post this above but a quick glance today revealed that you spelt Burma wrong on the Chinese deck.
Cheers again
Woody