Ralph Boerke's Tribute to Axis & Allies
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Links to other A&A Pages with Expansions
Links to other A&A Pages (LOTS!!!)
Links to other A&A Pages with Utilities
Links to A&A PBEM, A&A Internet, PBEM sites
Expansions [Top]
Jack & Kathy of Table Tactics have
some expansions and some links to other A&A sites. http://tabletactics.simplenet.com
Max's Advanced Rules are linked here.
Erik James Olsrud with his Middle East Combat expansion will soon have a link here. But you can order it from http://www.discountgames.com/manufacturer/MTU.ref.html and http://www.crazyegors.com/CrazyShop/ManfCat.html?Manf=MTU
Xeno http://www.xenogames.qpg.com/
Gamer's Paradise does not have a link that I know of :(
Skip's Super Big World War II Map for A&A http://www.datamatic.com/skip/skip_pg1.htm
Ryan S Johnson, Guild of Blades publishing group,
World War I expansion.
http://www.guildofblades.com
Not really an Expansion but he has some rules on "Free For All" Axis & Allies http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Sideline/9935/index2.html
Axis & Allies and War Games Pages
Axis & Allies 'Unofficial' WWW Home Page:
Jason Webb (jwebb@nmsu.edu) runs this
excellent page: http://web.nmsu.edu/~jwebb/AxisAndAllies/aanda.htm.
Jason has links to other sites as well..
A guy who is really into A&A is at http://members.aol.com/wwiigames This is the A&A WWII Journal._
This site is excellent - Download manuals, view troop placements for A&A, Shogun, Europe at War._ http://homepage.cistron.nl/~amzweg/
David Jensen has a very good site (Feb 1997): http://pages.pomona.edu/~djensen/axisallies/._
Web Grognards is a war gaming site http://grognard.com/ Links to thousands of games and a nice big area for Axis & Allies (I am web site #3 in the links list)._
David's Axis & Allies Page. This page is a collection of documents, strategies, PBEM information and Axis & Allies Information In General, good links list. David Kulpa's A&A Arena http://www.essex1.com/people/david/axis.html._
Vernon Robertson has this one http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Biatch/axis3.htm. It has links and some Axis Strategies._
This is the AXIS & ALLIES ALLIANCE link, Paul Thronson suggested that a dozen or so of the A&A pages scattered over the web should be under an unofficial umbrella - we are now - A&A WebRing. Here is his page of links: http://www.usd.edu/~pthronso/links.html. His main page has tons of goodies on strategic and tactical aspects of the game. http://www.usd.edu/~pthronso/A&A.html
Timo Mikkola is the owner I think of this site. I got an email from someone in Finland f2jaja@uta.fi. He has an A&A page at: http://www.uta.fi/~f2jaja/axis.htm. It has a forum for discussion and a few pages on strategy, the FAQ, and his A&A Club standings._
James 'Hota' DeSpirito's Axis & Allies Strategies: http://www2.cybernex.net/~james/aa.htm
Home of the A&A Web Ring.
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Michael William Craggs has the World Wide Web
Home of the Axis and Allies Online Club a site at: http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/micwil/axis/index.html
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Ron Baker has the AXIS & ALLIES ENHANCED REALISM RULES http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/axisalliesrules/
A lot of these are from posts by Thrasher thrasher@dds.nl on
rec.games.board - Thanks
He adds some of the comments that follow the links
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Stadium/9025 - Thrasher's site - Extended Rules Here.
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Battlefield/8846
http://www.mtararat.com/home11.htm (simple page about A&A)
http://www.angelfire.com/wy/axisallies/index.html (page with a LOT of info about A&A)
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Ally/7065 (not sure if this exists or not)
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/5338/aa.html (good list with links to scenarios)
http://www.yahoo.com/Recreation/Games/Board_Games/Axis_and_Allies/ (a list of sites)
http://www.fortunecity.com/underworld/bandicoot/346/Axis_and_Allies.htm just started by Cory Fisher <e2324@eiger.ceet.niu.edu>
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Arena/6788/index.html (Jared)
http://members.tripod.com/~TRBB/Game2.html Tristan Brown's page
http://dordt.edu/~clnbr/ Colin's A&A page
http://pw1.netcom.com/~osiiman/axisallies.html Leo's A&A page Nice info and stratagy for Germany and Japan.
http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~dh374 Ghislain de Blois is working on his own A&A variants
http://www.rhoen.de/mheinz/axisdeu.htm Michael Heinz A&A PBEM page (German & English)
http://members.aol.com/Stelinte/AA.html Page with stratagies for all five nations. Also contains the small maps with three character abbrevations for each area.
http://www.dynamicwebdesigns.com/aamc/index.html This is the page of the Axis and Allies Members Club
http://www.bright.net/~maxgamer/Aaddrule.html This is a set of rules for playing A&A double blind.
http://www.angelfire.com/wa/AxisAndAllies/index2.html Shawn's A&A page. Contains a lot of stratagies.
http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/2444 Vandy's A&A HQ
Guido Cramwinckel has some pages
http://www.win.tue.nl/win/oowi/jasper/axis/index.html
{Axis battlesimulator} http://www.win.tue.nl/win/oowi/jasper/axis/aaig.html
{new page}
Phillip Hall
http://members.tripod.com/~PhilipHall/aamain.html
http://www.geocities.com/TImesSquare/Battlefield/8003 Carlo's page with a lot of computer utilities for A&A - out of order May 20 1998.
Copies of the Rules are found here: An electronic copy of the 2nd Edition GPM can be found at http://www.dynamicwebdesigns.com/aamc/aaorg.zip . The rules clarifications that come with newer copies of A&A can be found at http://www.dynamicwebdesigns.com/aamc/aaruleclrfd.html .
Check under the files section at: http://www2.cybernex.net/~james/aa.htm for a scanned version of the manual and the 2nd edition rules update, and look under the Milton Bradley section for their email and web addresses.
Axis & Allies and PBEM [Top]
Axis & Allies Play By EMail (pbem):
A few guys run some services (free). Richard Willis (willsr@caedm.et.byu.edu)
runs a standard Axis & Allies game; he'll set you up with a referee
and an opponent.
Sorry but Chris Goldfarb does not operate his PBEM game anymore. Thanks
Chris for a job well done.
I have used them and played a few good games (April 96).
Some other links that I know of are Eric Pass (http://www.nyx.net/~epass/home.html#PBEMDIR - a list of players whom you can contact - epass@nyx.cs.du.edu - does an excellent page on Avalon Hill type games - same URL) who lists players for a regular game, Morten Steinvik (mortenst@stud.idb.hist.no) and Dag Rune Kvitten (dagrk@stud.idb.hist.no) supposedly run one of the expansion games (I don't know if it's Gamer's Paradise or Xeno or something else?). See the FAQ for more details on these guys (Question #12's answer).
America Online* (AOL) has
a PBEM league. Some rules are different but it seems like a pretty good
setup. All the information you need to sign up and more tidbits on A&A
can be found at: http://members.aol.com/chrmcd/aaclub/aahome.htm.
I have played a few games with AOL and they have an excellent setup.
NEW** - Use the http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/micwil/axis/index.html
link to get to the club. I do not know if the AOL link will be updated
in the future or not as of Feb 1, 98 the site looks in disrepair.
Xeno's World At War is also offered by AOL. Email EnemyThine@aol.com for more information. This splinter group has a few real good people playing and we are working on defining a good set of rules to resolve some of the Xeno problems (Xeno left a few rules a bit vague, and some situations were just not covered at all).
Lord Pez is the current (Dec 97) president of the AOL A&A Club. His site has some links and a list of the players. http://members.aol.com/LORDPEZ/ClubStandings.html
World War II Play By EMail:
I once saw a site in Australia that had a great WWII scenario.
It was too late to join but they welcomed lurkers and I lurked but nothing
happened and it eventually died. But before it left I got a lot of good
ideas from it and have tried to put something similar to it in my WWII PBEM Game.
Before it left it had played four months (September 1939 to December 1939)
and during this time the Japanese had 'Pearl Harboured' Vladivostok!
http://www.nectar.com.au/jascraig/craig/wwii.html
Dogs of War:
These guys have made a Axis&Allies game for the PC. And it can be played
over the Internet. Old site: http://www.usd.edu/~pthronso/dogs.htm doesn't
work.
New Site: http://www.datapype.net/~sei
I have heard that Milton Bradley has instigated some sort of legal
action (copyright or trademark law) and that Dogs is no longer supported.
Dennis' Dogs of War Page: http://dsh.dhis.org/dow/
has some info on it.
The PBeM News Front Page: http://www.pbem.com/pbem-page.html
Axis & Allies - FAQs and News [Top]
Axis & Allies FAQs:
Yahoo and this FAQ site have given me some of the links mentioned here.
Peter Goudswaard (pgoudswa@cln.etc.bc.ca)
and Dewey Barich (barich@tam2000.tamu.edu)
keep this up-to-date. http://www.cs.ruu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/games/axis+allies.html
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/usenet/games/axis+allies/faq.html had a copy HTML-verise van Peters FAQ 1.4
Rec.Games.Board:
Net Group - FAQ -
http://www.cs.ruu.nl/wais/html/na-bng/rec.games.board.html
News - news:rec.games.board, news:alt.games.wargames
The newsgroups are useful if you are looking for an older copy of: Nova's A&A, Fortress America, Conquest of the Empire, etc..
Hasbro Interactive [Top]
Jason Hyman's A&A CD Preview http://members.aol.com/jloc1024/index.html
Milton Bradley - Hasbro Interactive's pages http://www.hasbro-interactive.com/e3/axis.html
The old CD-i version, producer's address found here. Heard it wasn't that good. http://cd-rom-guide.com/cdprod1/cdhrec/000/888.shtml
Milton Bradley [Top]
Milton Bradley's Address is (this is from my game - early 90's; I have seen other MB addresses also):
MB GAMEMASTER SERIES
P.O. Box 2325
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
This one is uptodate (1998)
Gamemaster Consumer Sales
Milton Bradley Company
443 Shaker Road East
Longmeadow, MA 01028
In Canada it is
HASBRO CANADA INC, Consumer Service
PO Box 267, Station "A"
Longueil, Quebec, J4H 3X6
They were kind enough to send me another set of 300 pieces and chips and
dice and manuals for about $15. (Cheaper than Xeno's ~350 pieces for $40
CAN!). Spring 98 cost $23 for 2 sets of pieces alone ($3 for S&H, $10
per set).
Hasbro**, the owner of Milton Bradley and Parker Brothers and more, has a site www.hasbro.com
*** NEWS *** Hasbro Interactive should have a CD ROM version of Axis & Allies available by September 1998! Nothing on their site as of May 98 but I hope to see it on the site or the Hasbro Interactive site.
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* Note about AOL - I do not subscribe to AOL. I
did for the free 50 hours. I thought I had 50 hours free. But I
did not know I had to use it all in one month. After 3 hours use I started
to see bills on my VISA. I cancelled - not an easy thing to do as
you have to get on to a technical support chat line. I finally cancelled.
A few weeks later I get a call about starting up again with another 50
free hours. I said I would think about it. I then started to get billed
again WITHOUT EVEN LOGGING BACK ON!!! I called up again
and cancelled again. I called VISA about getting rid of the two bills I
had (AOL had snuck 2 months of billing onto one VISA bill - lucky/unlucky
timing). I called AOL about getting rid of the charges. They
said they would but I still had to sign a form from VISA authorizng the
deletion. I hate AOL.
But I think the guys at the AOL Axis&Allies Club are great
for doing all the work they do to organize the games and keep us playing.
** Hasbro - their lawyers sent me a letter telling me to 'cease and desist' in the creation of a "Windows version of A&A". Would have been similar to Dogs of War. I had only advertized on a previous site that I intended to create such a game (April 96). I was working on the graphics (not even close to an AI) using Borland C++ when I got the letter and did cease. A few others on the net told me of similar experiences. P.Thronso of DoW told me he had no problems (1996) however he has recently been in contact with Hasbro's lawyers (they contacted him!) and now....
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