<t> The rule limiting size of units it's because historic Korps where of lesser size for germans and axis allies (not sure about finland), but in the case of Russian troops, they were large sized formations. That's why in the game german inf. korps start to have penalties beyond 3 points, and ...

<t> Hello! I dont have played as german vs an human opponent too, if you like we can play. This is the home rules, most of them taken from this forum<br/>
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1. A corps can only change HQ before it has been special supplied<br/>
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2. Each HQ may air attack any single enemy Corps/HQ only ...

<t> And 1 more suggestion (from my experience playing "Russian Front" board game), because turns are for each side, not simultaneously, it's unreal let attacks ind a front line be against one unit, without attacking the adjacents defenders. Normally, unattacked corps try to help the attacked unit. I ...

<t> For mass transport missions and unsupplied units that reach Urals, i think it's more playable to let units move wherever they want, but limit air supply to 1 air unit per corp. In this way, air supply only boost up units a little, unsufficient to be a strong force for months. The fact it's that ...

Hello, i'd like to play anyside in 41's Campaign, but i prefer Finland to be free to attack Leningrad in order to be free and lost the restrictions.