Axis & Allies Pacific 1940 2nd - Basic Rules and Setup Charts

Sadly no, because I only own pacific at the moment.

When I change this fact in the future, there will be most certainly one for europe and one for the global map, too.

Till then here is an updated version squeezed to four pages.
ht tp://files.simon-lenz.de/aa_1940pa_2nd_reference_2016-04-06.pdf (/e most up to date link in first post)

It is intended to fold the whole thing on the columns, so it fits in the Game boxes. If everything works the turn sequence should be on top of that pile, and every player should have its own copy.

regards

@the_good_captain

Indeed. Actually you need the errata in case you own an older/outdated print of the second edition rulebook. But in that case you are fine with updating the rulebook itself.

@MaherC:

come on TripleA!

It will take a while (if ever) before there’s a playable version of Pacific because of all the rule changes. But let us hope a little longer…

Buying a major IC by J3 is risky (like everything else) because you need to spend at least 30 IPCs for turn to fully use it otherwise J is wasting production capacity. And Japan needs destroyers, destroyers and destroyers to take hits and deal with subs.

Indeed he did. In fact, I’ve just asked him for a larger one similar to my larger one.

That’s what I was assuming but for some reason it seemed odd. Compared to the old AAP, it gives the Brits/ANZAC a bit of an advantage over the Japanese.

Record response time BTW! Thank you.

Thanks for the clarification and the new rules errata! I’m omw to play another game tonight and this time I’m Japan.

20,6,6,6

That’s the reason why I try not to pre-order but wait until the shops get it.  By the time you add in shipping to the discounted pre-order prices, it usually costs more than MSRP.  Damn shipping.  To make it worth my while, I would need to pre-order like 10 to go below MSRP.

Also coolstuffinc.com doesn’t offer free shipping to Hawaii or Alaska!

Ebay sometimes is cheaper even with shipping costs, but you need to hunt for the bargains.