Versión actualizada del archivo que corrige un error en la asignación de IPCs iniciales

Versión actualizada del archivo que corrige un error en la asignación de IPCs iniciales

Hola les comparto esta hoja de referencia espero que les guste. Cualquier error agradecería me avisen para ajustarlo.

Updated version 1.1 of the file thanks to @blitzen66, for finding the mistake.

Hi, I share this reference sheet I hope you like it. I would appreciate any errors, let me know to adjust it.

I was unaware that the starting IPC values on the cards were changed in the errata. (I think I was figuring it was just a difference between 1st and 2nd edition...)

In any case, changed files so that UK and Germany have correct starting IPS (31 and 41 respectively...)

(Feel free to give it a like if you find the new cards useful...)

Using Daracles' pdf as a base, I threw together some cards for 2nd edition (switched Tanks & AA gun costs...)

More importantly, I did a cut and paste of the ship silhouettes on each card to help identify the different types of ships for each country (cruisers & destroyers in particular...)

Here are some battle boards I made way back in 2014 as a reference for when playing the game with my children. They look nice printed on to glossy card.

Probably not much use to A&A experts but you may want to use them when teaching the game.

I wanted a more simple and larger gaming area. Let me know any errors. The longer I look at it, the less I see!

Enjoy

30 inches by 16 inches at 144 dpi

Unit cards to recognize units drawing during the game.
To cut, fold and put in a Standard USA Sleeve.

Setup (front) and unit profiles (back) for each nation for the second edition of Axis & Allies 1942. The setup card is easier to read and use than the one that comes with the game. This file is meant to be printed on 5 double sided sheets, one for each nation.

This is based on my previous version also found in the files section under "Axis and Allies 1942 2e - Setup Cards (v1)", with updates for the official Larry Harris Tournament changes found in this post:
https://www.harrisgamedesign.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=43&t...

Alternative Currency

Tweaked version of the chart with more help text. Updated version done by me based on the original.

Combat chart, from:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=22857.0

Unit chart, from:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=22857.0

IPC chart, from:

https://www.axisandallies.org/forums/index.php?topic=22857.0

I´ve design a reference folding board which also servers as a victory cities tracker.

Features:
- Turn sequence;
- General combat sequence;
- Nations turn order;
- Standard Victory indicator/tracker;
- Units chart (color/silhouette/name);
- Unit status chart;
- Victory cities names (in small cards to be stick to the reference board with Velcro).

How to build:
1- Print it in colors (main board + 2x small side boards + cities names) [I suggest printing in A3; the cities (A4) names you will have to see if its ok the size];
2- Cut pressed cardboard and then fold it in the proper area;
3- Glue the printed pieces to the cardboard;
4- Place velcro on both sides of the victory tracker;
5- Do the same process to the Cities' Names and place the opposite velcro in order to stick on to the reference board.

Reason for this:

From the plays I've made with my friends(which are new to the game) they always struggle to know all of these basic information, and even for myself it works as a nice follow up. Beside this from the games I've played some times you forget how many cities each side controls.

(PDF ready for printing)

Hope you like it and comes to be helpful.
Cheers!

Here's an excel file that you can use to organize the game efficiently. The first page shows the territories and income. When a territory changes control, just move the income to the country that gained control.

At the beginning of the turn, use the third sheet to figure out the production. Add that IPC amount on the second sheet under Production. At the end of the turn, add income under Income and everything tabulates automatically. Use it for a game and you'll see how much easier it is to play this way.

The only thing it doesn't do is figure out the adjustment needed when a capital is lost. You need to do that manually. Hey, maybe somebody could write a script for that and re-post it.

Note: The first sheet is based on a similar tracker somebody else posted to BGG previously. ENJOY! Sureman

Cut out, fold and glue!

I used at least 80lb. card stock. And lightly score the corners that fold.

This file contains 3 things:

optional rules for Research & Development taken directly from Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition rulebook.
I did not include the errata, so you may want to download the Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition errata separately.

a board for tracking which breakthroughs the different powers have developed.
The breakthroughs are represented by icons created by axisandallies.org user siredblood. Players should place control markers on grey bar next to the breakthrough icon to show they have developed that technology.

a counter sheet for cutting out researcher tokens needed for this particular version of R&D rules and flight counters to track the distance that air units have flown during the combat movement phase. Flight counters with a gear icon beneath the fighter or bomber silhouette indicates that unit can only travel that distance after developing the Long-Range Aircraft breakthrough.

This is a simple Victory City tracker to keep track of whether each city is controlled by the Allies or the Axis. This is specifically for Axis & Allies 1942 Second Edition and includes Honolulu as a Victory City for a total of 13 Victory Cities.

Recommended Construction Instructions:
--print on label paper (letter-size or A4-size)
--(optional) apply clear spray or brush-on lacquer/sealant or self-adhesive laminating sheet
--Apply printed sheet to cardboard, chipboard/greyboard, or foamboard
--Cut out chart and individual city tokens

Tabuleiro Individuais para cada Potência, contendo informações sobre o Setup, Custos de Produção e Valores de Combate. Desenvolvidos com base nos tabuleiros do jogo A&A: Revised (2004). Inclui o Tabuleiro com as Cidades de Vitórias. Para o jogo A&A 1942 (2nd Edition). by: Lord_LT

I made this summary, in order to learn the rules faster and to be able to resolve any issues that come up during gameplay.

軸心與同盟1942（可選規則）

Reference chart on the front with each phase in the round with playing aids. On the back is the allies setup.

A reference chart I have made for the game. Has all the phases for each round on the front with playing aids. On the back is the Axis setup.

I created this spreadsheet based off of " IPC/territory tracker xls for 2nd edition By: Hadesrso", which is also featured on this site. I have added additional functionality to the spreadsheet. I have been using this for roughly two years now and should be bug free. Any feedback is welcome.

Axis & Allies: 1942 Player aid in Traditional Chinese
軸心與同盟：1942 繁體中文玩家幫助卡

Beta ver. 01.03.16
These rules allow all countries to complete their turns simultaneously, reducing downtime and speeding up 4 and 5 player games. In our play testing, these rules have sped up the game by about 20-25%. There is no more sitting around waiting for other players and game play has evolved to become more dynamic and realistic.

Try them out. You won't go back.

UPDATED RULES with PNP roundels.

Beta ver. 01.03.16
Same file as above, but seems to not download properly.

Beta ver. 01.02.16
Older version

For those gamers (such as myself) with ageing eyes, I created these set up cards, as I found the font size on those that came with the game way too small.
Best to print these on both sides of an A4 page, and then laminate. Please feedback any errors / suggestions. Thanks.

Now, where did I put my glasses?