Axis & Allies 1942 2nd Ed. World Championships Entry Round
Summary:
1st ever 1942 2nd Ed. World Championships. Be one of 32 teams fighting for this single-elimination World Championship! Bid for sides. 2017 set-up changes by Greg Smorey/Larry Harris will be used.
1 or 2 player teams per side, up to 4 players for event. Up to 2 player teams. Bid for sides. 2017 set up changes to board will be used.
Description:
Join us for this casual Axis & Allies WWII base game. 1 or 2 player teams per side, up to 8 players for event. Up to 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Tournament rules will be used for event even though it is not a tournament. Game duration may last up to 4-5 hours. This even is for those that already know how to play. Rules will not be taught.
1 or 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Errata by Larry Harris & 2017 set up changes.
Description:
Join us for this casual Axis & Allies WWII base game. 1 or 2 player teams per side, up to 8 players for event. Up to 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Tournament rules will be used for event even though it is not a tournament. Game duration may last up to 4-5 hours. This even is for those that already know how to play. Rules will not be taught.
1 or 2 player teams per side, up to 4 players for event. Up to 2 player teams. Bid for sides. 2017 set up changes to board will be used.
Description:
Join us for this casual Axis & Allies WWII base game. 1 or 2 player teams per side, up to 8 players for event. Up to 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Tournament rules will be used for event even though it is not a tournament. Game duration may last up to 4-5 hours. This even is for those that already know how to play. Rules will not be taught.
Single elimination event. 1 or 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Errata by Larry Harris with set up changes. Top 3 teams advance to 2020 Masters Invitational Tournament.
Description:
The Bidding System used will be an open bid for sides with no round limits. Victory Conditions: If your side controls 3 or more total Victory Cities than it started with (9 for the Axis & 10 for the Allies) at the end of a complete round of play (after the completion of the US turn) you win the war. If neither side has obtained the 3+ VCs within the time frame allotted, the side with the most VC (Victory Cities wins) since there are 13 VC; there cannot be a tie. So take this into consideration when bidding.
Single elimination event. 1 or 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Errata by Larry Harris with set up changes. Top 3 teams advance to 2020 Masters Invitational Tournament.
Description:
The Bidding System used will be an open bid for sides with no round limits. Victory Conditions: If your side controls 3 or more total Victory Cities than it started with (9 for the Axis & 10 for the Allies) at the end of a complete round of play (after the completion of the US turn) you win the war. If neither side has obtained the 3+ VCs within the time frame allotted, the side with the most VC (Victory Cities wins) since there are 13 VC; there cannot be a tie. So take this into consideration when bidding.
Single elimination event. 1 or 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Errata by Larry Harris with set up changes. Top 3 teams advance to 2020 Masters Invitational Tournament.
Description:
The Bidding System used will be an open bid for sides with no round limits. Victory Conditions: If your side controls 3 or more total Victory Cities than it started with (9 for the Axis & 10 for the Allies) at the end of a complete round of play (after the completion of the US turn) you win the war. If neither side has obtained the 3+ VCs within the time frame allotted, the side with the most VC (Victory Cities wins) since there are 13 VC; there cannot be a tie. So take this into consideration when bidding.
Final for single elimination event. 1 or 2 player teams. Bid for sides. Errata by Larry Harris with set up changes. Top 3 teams advance to 2020 Masters Invitational Tournament.
Description:
The Bidding System used will be an open bid for sides with no round limits. Victory Conditions: If your side controls 3 or more total Victory Cities than it started with (9 for the Axis & 10 for the Allies) at the end of a complete round of play (after the completion of the US turn) you win the war. If neither side has obtained the 3+ VCs within the time frame allotted, the side with the most VC (Victory Cities wins) since there are 13 VC; there cannot be a tie. So take this into consideration when bidding.