Axis & Allies Anniversary Edition (2008)

Reglas en español del Axis & Allies Edición Aniversario, en versión imprimible (sin el fondo del manual de instrucciones original) pero con todas sus imágenes y ejemplos explicativos.

A new way to play Axis and Allies that lets you control the political destiny of your nation in addition to its grand strategic aims. Playtested for your enjoyment. This variant is best when also using Research and Development and National Objective rules (but can, of course, be used without these). Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about the ruleset. Best regards, C. Yorke

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This is a quick reference sheet for Axis & Allies- Anniversary edition. It has unit values, the tech bonuses and the national objectives on one sheet for quick reference in game.

National objectives with mini maps. Please tell me if somethings wrong or could be done better.

I have updated the tech sheet to include even more developments. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

Like them or not, if you play with the techs, you can use this handout as a reference what you might get.

I made this chart for tracking research & development using the alternate ruleset for "more strategic" research (see the thread). Anyone with graphic design skill - please feel free to make a more attractive version of this chart!

I have created setup charts in table so that players who prefer so can place units by unit type instead of territory. Also national objectives are put together for easy reference of your allies' / opponents' national objectives. Update 17 Feb 2009: Correction to USSR 1942 IPC, spelling.

In the early 1980s I started playing Avalon Hill's Third Reich: arguably a high point of strategic European WW II gaming for its time. A few years later, I started playing Milton Bradley's Axis & Allies. Due to its simplicity and greater scope (world vs. Europe), I played more games of it than 3R. These were more fun due to A&A's speed of play and wide-ranging strategic possibilities, but I also always respected 3R's greater detail. I was pleased to see that the Anniversary Edition of A&A added more territories and unit types, so I put together a comparison of the European portions of that version to compare it to both the Milton Bradley version and to 3rd/4th Edition Third Reich. Here's a PDF, showing Nations/"areas," Objectives, Unit Types, and Tech Advances.