|
1 × | Month | RP | RP | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1940 | Ger | It | Sup | Mat |
| Dec | 2 | 1 | ||
| 1940 | BE | USA | Sup | Mat |
| Dec | 3 | 2 |
Italy receives 2 RPs 
and 1 point of supply 
for all Axis troops,
the Allies receive 3 points of supply and 2 points of Material
. Germany and the USA do not
receive RPs.
7. Actions of Allied Side
Now the Allied player conducts all his actions,moves, attacks, etc.
The Axis player can do nothing but wait and see.
7.1 Reorganization
preparing for action
7.1.2 Supply Check
Count your land units, aircraft,
and ships in North Africa, pay 1 step of supply for every 5 units.
Not enough supply or supply path interrupted: flip land units
backside up, mark both aircraft and ships with a 
.
7.1.3 Repair Hits on Land Units
Inspect your units for hits,
pay 1 RP each for every hit 
on both Infantry
and Cavalry. Pay 2 RPs each for every hit on tanks and paratroopers.
Take hit markers off the units, remove RPs from pool.
7.1.5 Rebase Aircraft
Fly to any airbase which is up to twice this number of hexes
away. Airbase = city or 
.
7.1.6 Engineers Finish Installations
Forts and airfields started last month are finished now.
7.3 Land Movement Phase
7.3.1 Engineer Activity
Move your engineer 
to construction hex, pay material, place the item to be constructed
below the engineer, backside up.
7.3.2 Land Movement Active Side
Movement
points(MP). Pay one MP for each clear hex entered, pay more MPs
for other terrain 
Terrain
Table.
Example: The unit above may move a maximaum of 4 clear hexes plus 1 rough hex.
Initiate battles by moving onto hexes containing enemy
units.
Place a battle vector, remove
units from map, place them into the corresponding battle box.
7.3.5 Air/Sea Movement Active Side
Move
up to this number (range) of hexes to a mission hex.
7.3.6 Air/Sea Reaction Non Active Side
Now the Non Active Side (Axis player) may send aircraft to any hex in range containing a battle vector.
7.3.7 Interception Segment Active Side
Now the active player may fly fighters to any battle hex containing aircraft of the Non Active side only.
7.3.8 Active Side "A" Counter Flip
Flip units marked "A" back to the front side.
7.4 Combat Phase
7.4.1. Attacking Force Supply
Count total number of battles, attacker pays one point of supply for each battle.
7.4.2 Air Combat Segment
Compare these numbers, take the difference and have a look at
the air combat results table. Roll two D6 to obtain a result.
Cross index this number with the obtained difference. Both sides
roll dice simultanouesly.
Example: 5-4 = +1 column for the Axis and -1 column for the Allies. Axis rolls a 7 ="A". Allies roll a 9 = no effect.
Order of combat:
- Both sides fighters: one round of combat
- Surviving fighters: one round of combat against enemy bombers
- Surviving bombers: complete missions
Results:
"Blank" = no hit, aicraft remains unharmed.
"A" = 1 hit, return aircraft to nearest airbase, flip
backside up.
"D" = 2 hits, send aircraft to repair pool.
"E" = 3 hits, aircraft is eliminated and returned to
casualties pool.
7.4.4 Ground Combat Segment
Subtract defender from attacker, have a look a the land combat
chart. Roll one D6 and obtain the result by cross indexing the
die roll result with the combat differential.
Example: 4-2 = +2 column. The Allied player rolls a 5 obtaining 1 hit against the Italian, the British stays unharmed.
Combat ground support
Add this number to land combat factors of your land units.
After all combat is over aircraft are returned to their bases.
7.4.5 Return Non Active Side
The non acitve side returns aircraft first.
7.4.6 Return Active Side
The active side returns aircraft second.
8. Repeat as above, starting with 7, for Non Active side (=Axis)
12. Production
(Rebuild eliminated units)
Look at the build cost table. Pay the amount listed to re-buy eliminated units. Ignore the "Duration" column. "St" is always Attack strength.
Examples:
This infantry costs 4 RPs
This tank costs 14 RPs, 2 Supply,
1 Mat
Fighters cost 5 RPs, 1 supply,
1 Mat (not dependent on numbers on the counter)
To repair this fighter pay only 3 RPs
Note: This chart is only a briev
overview, for an easy introduction into the rules system.
This Chart is no substitute for reading and observing the rules.
This game system might be different from other games you may
have played before. Do not expect to master the whole system
after just one game.