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reglamento de fields of fire (2ª edición) traducido al castellano, y con las erratas vistas hasta el momento corregidas.

A slice of paper with the turn secuence summary (for defensive and offensive/patrol missions). I use it moving the "current activity" counter from square to square. And i record the # turn putting a counter in a cup (but be creative, please) This file is a evolution of the Chris Dorrell's "FoF Turn Summary Record Sheet". i found this sheet indispensable, but i want to save paper. Thanks to him. i hope you found it usefull.

Quick reference guide to the Japanese playtest units for the Peleliu campaign

Quick reference guide to the playtest Marine units for the Peleliu campaign

Quick reference guide to the weapons and units counters of the North Vietnamese Army

Quick reference guide to US units and weapons used in the Korea campaign.

Quick reference guide to the weapons for the Viet Cong units in Volume I

I build this to help manage helicopters off map. We a proposing something similar to be included in the re-print of Volume I and Volume II

This is a set of terrain tiles that can replace the original cards for the Normandy campaign. They are (more or less) geomorphic, that is they fit nicely together and allow you to create big, connected Normandy landscapes. V1.1 update This slightly updated version fixes a speling msitake (thanks to Grotius) and includes a new 'map legend' tile (not for play). Included is the SVG only, useful if you want to change stuff. Exported tiles for print'n'play can be found as a separate file here.

This is a set of terrain tiles that can replace the original cards for the Normandy campaign. They are (more or less) geomorphic, that is they fit nicely together and allow you to create big, connected Normandy landscapes. This is the first version, instructions on how to print and assemble them are included in this file. The included file is a SVG vector file, created using Inkscape. I recommend opening, editing and printing using Inkscape as well. As there are a lot of objects, editing and/or moving many terrain tiles at the same time can be quite slow and cumbersome. I suggest copying single tiles into a new document for editing.

This is an export from my Terrain Tiles for FOF SVG document (http://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/75659/normandy-terrain-tiles-for-fields-of-fire). Each tile is exported as an individual image. To print, load them into your favourite drawing/image editing program, arrange them and print on photo paper. Based on the updated Terrain Tiles (V1.1)

All rules indexed by key words. All rules references from the unofficial rules reorganised (great work !) or, exceptionnally, from the new officials rules 2.0.

This diagram show steps by steps for new units placement through all rules.

With 880 counters in the box it can be a bit daunting at first to figure out how to store your counters for easy set up and how to place them on the playing area for ease of use during the game. It is even often hard to tell which counters go with which companies. After having played numerous games and settling on a system that makes storage and set up very easy for me I thought I'd share the system for others and possibly demystify this aspect of the game and allow you to focus on the game flow and rules.

Credit to Chick Lewis for the initial file that he built back in 2008. This file allows you to keep track of your commands through the Vietnam era. I added Tank and flight leaders as well as some formatting to make the rows and columns easier to follow. I write in (with a pencil - since it changes) the green/line/veteran status of the leader and the +/- 0/1 on their command draws where it says 'VM' on each of their rows. I also (in pencil) draw a line down through the column that shows the max command spend points for that mission and I write 'save' in the appropriate column for each leader denoting their max save capability for that mission. I find that this tool greatly helps getting through 3.3 the Friendly Command phase. Trying to use the little 2 inch space on the Command Display that came with the game is impossible. Enjoy!

A convenient and intuitive way to keep track of available commands. A single row for each HQ shows how many commands available and what assets it has. Also has places for Current Activity, Visibility, Captured POW's and evacuated casualties. Original idea comes from a file by Chick Lewis.

Historical notes and article to accompany the 8 Heartbreak Ridge Missions

Log of one of my first missions with a sort of commentary that was meant to enable me to catch up with what was going on as I played this as seperate sessions initially. Hope it's of use to someone.

Here is an updated How to Start Fields of Fire list. Changed a few things. Version 1.2

Tuckbox for WW2 deck made thanks to http://tuckbox.gameupdates.com/ tool. Images were taken from Fields of Fire BGG gallery

Tuckbox for Vietnam deck made thanks to http://tuckbox.gameupdates.com/ tool. Images were taken from Fields of Fire BGG gallery

Tuckbox for Korean deck made thanks to http://tuckbox.gameupdates.com/ tool. Images were taken from Fields of Fire BGG gallery

Tuckbox for action cards made thanks to well done http://tuckbox.gameupdates.com/ tool. Images were taken from Fields of fire BGG gallery

Updated to correct some minor color glitches making it easier to a)PRINT and b)VIEWING COUNTERS. This HQ-Asset and AIR Displays were geared toward the FoF VIETNAM WAR era scenarios. I printed mine on card stock paper and slide under my gaming Plexiglas. Works great for me, I hope so for you too. Please feel free to comment on this Display set. If you want me to complete similar Displays for WWII and the Korean war, please let me know. Here's to pimping to your games! Epp

Here is a Off Map Display where you can stack you off-map available platoons. I included an off-map Airbase Staging Area and In-flight Displays for your off-map units. Boxes 1-4 can be used to assemble your platoons before entering the map. Here's to pimping! Cheers! Epp

This is a replacement for the actions section of the Command Display. It provides an area to hold unallocated HQ/PLT/Staff action tokens and has larger 1,2,3 and 4 spaces on the action track. I found the original track to be too cramped and also I didn't like having to reach over the less used asset section to get to the action track. which is in much more regular use.