Air Force rules and Optional naval rules

Empires in Arms is the computer version of Australian Design Group classic board game. Empires in Arms is a seven player game of grand strategy set during the Napoleonic period of 1805-1815. The unit scale is corps level with full diplomatic options

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Chiteng
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Air Force rules and Optional naval rules

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http://moldran.crosswinds.net/Games/Boa ... Resources/

Not the War College but still good.

Look under 'Air force rules'

The ship building rules are the best. The hulk rules..well
I am not sure hulks were thet usefull.
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The Air Force Academy rules are excellent, and I particularly like the National Aspirations piece.
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Merci

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Thanks Chiteng. That's quite a website. :)
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Re: Merci

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Originally posted by Le Tondu
Thanks Chiteng. That's quite a website. :)


Yes but.....

I like Chrome as much as the next guy =)
But Hopefully there is some steel under the chrome.

The abridged naval rules are what really rock.

Still not sure about hulks.

I know they existed, and they were used...but were they actually
that usefull? I have no idea.
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