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My own Empires Gamebox. Map is translated to Spanish. The gamebox has several improvements over the ones existing : - the corps displays are integrated in the gamebox - The map is errata free (the famous forage value of Viena error) - Two holding boxes created for troops in Malta and Gibraltar. - The garrison markers are treated as markers and thus are infinite. Each minor has his own markers.

Vector drawings of my own design for use with the Advanced Naval rules.

This is a catchall to help new players learn the rules and tricks of the game.

Corrected numbers for several national Corps and Fleets, grayed out lending of MP.

PDF economics sheets for all seven major powers. These also include a space to track expenditures in the current quarter.

For lazy people.

Fool-proof. Nearly all is automated.

A Gamebox I created to play David Bofinger's scenario/variant for Italian and German unification wars (1859-1870). The variant is a 4 players game. Rules can be found at Bofinger's web.

1796 Campaign variant for AH Empires in Arms, version 3 (Feb 5, 2011), format: PDF, by Warren K. Bruhn, unofficial user created variant, nothing to do with Avalon Hill or ADG. Starts in April 1796, with Bonaparte now in command of the French Army of Italy, about to start his rise to power. Austria is very strong, and is the only continental power left at war with France. The variant is supposed to cover the entire period from April 1796 until December 1815, but can be stopped earlier with a percentage of VP target computation to determine a winner or winners. This version of the variant uses only those leader counters which came in the original game and in the 1792 variant published in the General magazine. Unlike the 1792 campaign variant, there is no guillotine, no agricultural disruption, and no foraging problem, but France is not yet dominant. A lot of stuff has been stripped out since versions 1 & 2 were published. Now there is a more rational way for France to gain dominant land power status. There is a mass of optional rules which may be ignored. This version probably isn't perfect, but it is hopefully good enough now for somebody to playtest the variant. Looking forward to some feedback from readers and users of the variant.

Hi, I have worked a new EiA gamebox. It´s v.12, a complete rework. The pack includes the MASOCHIST VARIANT with a lot of new homemade rules, new gorgeous national sheets, and a new morale and combat calculator. You´ll find it here (for free): http://www.mediafire.com/?x8mldk21l3l3t I ONLY UPLOAD MY COMBAT AND MORALE CALCULATOR HERE. EVERYTHING ELSE IS IN THE ABOVE MENTIONED ADDRESS. Hope you enjoy. David

This is the newest version of the Empires in Harms rules. It is version 5.2.

APRIL 1796 - MARCH 1797: The young Napoleon meets and defeats a host of Austrian generals, including the young Archduke Charles.

Well, I did the same, using 2/3" magnetic strip for large counters and 1/2" strip for small ones. These are the large ones. There's quite a bit of surplus - use as many as you see fit. Take care to print using at least 600dpi (1200 is better).

Well, I did the same, using 2/3" magnetic strip for large counters and 1/2" strip for small ones. These are the large ones. There's quite a bit of surplus - use as many as you see fit. Take care to print using at least 600dpi (1200 is better).

The attached Word file has EIA Control markers and troop faces to be placed on 1/2" magnetic sticky tape. I bought my tape from Walmart for a couple of bucks and created these faces to the sticky side of the magnet. I use a sheet of galvanized steel under my EIA map and these new counters stick nicely to the map! I suggest buying the out of print "Shield Laminating" 5/8" C Channel magnets for the actual Corp counters, but you could make similar ones in Word.

1 page Word document that shows what the numbers mean on a EIA leader counter

Empires in Harm rules

Boards (a bit "cleaned")for seven and eight players, new board for political and victory points display, reworked pieces, new corps and finnish guerrilla for Sweden. Mostly dual; but some names are in Spanish only, others are only in English. Easy to understand, anyway.

Boards (a bit "cleaned")for seven and eight players, new board for political and victory points display, reworked pieces, new corps and finnish guerrilla for Sweden. Mostly dual; but some names are in Spanish only, others are only in English. Easy to understand, anyway.

Re-drawn board and pieces; highly improved visibility, new pieces and markers, option to modify board showing Sweden as the eighth major power. Also corps for the kingdom of Italy, Westphalia, Conf. of the Rhine and Ottoman Empire.

Rules for using the United States as a great power in EiA (i postscript format)

Advanced Naval Rules

House rules that add more chrome and add a host of new diplomatic rules

Player aid I made for keeping track of a game, it has roughly everything needed for this purpose

EIA ECONOMICS for free states

EIA ECONOMICS for Turkey