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Beta version of rulebook (1.25). Apologize errors! Further upgrades on www.giochix.it website (1.27).

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8.5" x 11" PDF formatted redesign of all cards for the game File 1 of 25

A new unpublished Scenario for Buffalo Wings, featuring a pair of Finnish 153s against a Soviet 153 and a MiG.

The latest and greatest! We are nearing final on our instruction book! At this point we are editing and clarifying the book - not adding new content. Illustration is under way - we should have a fully illustrated rule book in a few more weeks!

I've been waiting for someone to create a tuckbox for this deck since it first came out. I finally got impatient enough to go ahead and do it myself. This is my first attempt at a tuckbox, let me know what you think! :)

This scenario is based on my Meeting Engagement ruleset and if players want to be able to customize their forces and try out the Objectives involving unit points then please look at my suggested points charts (or use use Hector131's or your own). Otherwise, please use the "Seize Ground" objectives to determine the winner.

A small die roller program (Windows only) that can simulate and analyze various combinations of opposing forces in 1812. It's pretty self-explanatory if you already know how to play the game. The small panel on the right with the button 'Test Randomness' was just to test the random number generator and left in case you wanted to use it for other purposes. This is a 'beta' version and only has been tested on WinXP. Options and enhancements will be considered. Bugs will be fixed. I hope...

Revised rules (8.5" x 11" PDF)

Revised rules (8.5" x 11" PDF) - player aid for trade goods cost errata fixed

Revised rules (8.5" x 11" PDF) - play issues clarified, more typos found

Revised rules (8.5" x 11" PDF) - fixed a setup omission about what to do when drawing Enemy cards before the game begins.

Rules for Serica + player aid sheet - 8.5" x 11" formatted PDF file

A handy reference guide for resolving what happens in a given battle.

Paul Koch and Roger Wells published this errata in 1986

Rulebook update - there is no reward for killing Pirates anymore, as suggested by schattentanz in this thread: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/803565/did-i-do-this-right

Just a very small correction - page 3 "Explore" example actually describes the second turn in the game, not the first turn.

This is the latest version of the rules.

This file includes a step-by-step guide to how to play the game. The file is in Spanish. Este archivo incluye una guía paso a paso de cómo jugar. El archivo está en español.

This is a variation of the "It's a pharaoh's life" game. This time, the player will play as a vampire. It can easily be played and understood by an average Spanish speaker. I hope you enjoy it. Ésta es una variación del juego ¡Es la vida de un faraón!. En esta ocasión, el jugador manejará a un vampiro. Este juego podrá ser fácilmente jugado y entendido por un hablante de español promedio. Espero lo disfruten.

South Africa Map preliminary - including rules - for playtesting (PDF format) IMPORTANT! To print the map, ensure that the Page Scaling option in the Print Dialog Box of Acrobat Reader is set to "Fit To Printable Area".

These are the unofficial English instructions for Drachenwurf. Thanks to Andy Couch for the groundwork. I have improved some grammar and formatted it differently but most importantly corrected a mistake. At the start of each player's turn 3 tiles are not turned up; rather as many tiles as necessary are turned up so that there are 3 face up.

Point-by-point reference describing set up, phases, Op Fire and Final Op Fire.

Fixes bazooka rule wording. Adds rules for obtaining concealment markers. Adds moment restrictions (must end movement after entering enemy hex, can't enter enemy hex if began movement in enemy hex) Adds reminder of -4 morale modifier for retreating unit. Modifies targeting rule to accomodate Op Fire vs. enemy unit Close Assaulting friendly vehicle (thanks Nathan James).

This goes point-by-point through the procedure for movement and firing with infantry. I think I've managed to include all relevant rules and special exceptions. Alludes to "terrain reference" which I've uploaded as a separate file.

Quick reference rules summary for helping to teach the game, and remembering important rules between plays.

Adds missing rule for obtaining concealment markers. Modifies rules for firing into hex containing friendly unit(s) during Op Fire on an enemy unit performing Close Assault (thanks Nathan James). Fixes rules for obtaining Op-fire/Move markers (Thanks Michael Evans). Alters wording of rule for firing while sharing a hex with enemy unit.

Point-by-point procedure for moving and firing with these units.

This file contains Enki-Des' action tables and additional files translated to Spanish. Este archivo contiene las tablas de acción y demás implementos de juego traducidos al español.

This file contains Enki-Des' rules translated to Spanish. Este archivo tiene las reglas de Enki-Des traducidas al español.

All English text for the cards in The City. Please print them out, cut them up and paste over the cards. This is Peter Jackson (petejacko)'s file. I (Solamar) did several changes: - Put the German titles at the top of each cell to find them. I assume you will cut them off. - Bolded and colored the Allows and Requires - Corrected the BurgerBuro to Civic Center, and Office Building to Townhouse bonus - I added most of the $:1 +1 text for reference, in cases where you could cut if off, but not in cases where it was below a Requires statement. - I removed the table border lines. (Since this is an update, don't delete Peter's v1 file.) .

All English text for the cards in The City. Please print them out, cut them up and paste over the cards. I recommend this http://www.labelplanet.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=Coloured-Labels-199.6x289.1 or something similar to print on.

Reglas en castellano de "Finis ton Assiette!" (¡Termínate el plato!

This scorecard is a MSWord document with a scoring layout, four wide, two high. It is color coded for the 4 possible meeple colors. It simplifies the scoring of points at the end of the game.

Compilation of the basic rules of the game aimed at players who have a general understanding of TCGs. Version 1.0