Decision Games (I) | SKU:
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Axis Empires: Ultimate Edition
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| Designer |
Thomas Prowell |
| Publisher | Decision Games (I) |
| Players | 2-4 |
| Playtime | 900-3600 mins |
| Suggested Age | 12 and up |
Axis Empires is a completely new edition of Axis Empires: Totaler Krieg and Axis Empires: Dai Senso, with four new maps, 8 1/3 countersheets, 550 cards, and five new full-color rules booklets with new optional rules and scenarios. Now you can play out those East vs. West “Separate Peace” scenarios and spring unexpected surprises on your opponents with “Fortunes of War” cards!
The Ultimate Edition also comes with Schiffskrieg, the air-and-naval expansion that provides additional detail for players who want more from the game beyond its abstract support units. Now players must base their air assets and ships (down to the cruiser level) on the map and move them to respond to threats. Air-naval combat, commerce raiding, anti-submarine warfare, and naval construction are all accounted for while preserving that Krieg design elegance you know and love.
Finally, there’s Dice of Decision II, a much-expanded update to the Random Campaign Generator featured in Totaler Krieg! As before, you’ll be able to create new, very different Second World Wars based on alt-history paths from the Great War and the 1920s and ‘30s. What if the Tsar still ruled Russia? What if Germany had won the war in 1917? What if there hadn’t been a Great Depression? New for DoD II is everything related to Asia and the Pacific — now you’ll be able to explore what might have happened if there were no Washington Naval Treaty? What if Japan’s 1931 involvement in Manchuria had unfolded differently? What if Gandhi had gained independence for India? Naturally, your alt-hist Europe and Pacific games will still link to tell a completely original Global War story.
