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Definitely, I much more like minis with simple games like risk or Axis and Allies where units simply "attack roll at 3" etc. But if you want any kind of depth and ease of telling units apart quickly, counters are the way to go.

The Central Alliance (Austria-Hungary component) has a requirement to attack Serbia on turn one, thus the Entente can choose which nation they want to align its forces to. Starting Serbia as non-Russian was done to not contradict the Russian Revolution rules, which prohibit movement into all starting Russian territories.

Many of my WW1 pieces I designed and 3D printed myself.

@@CobraWargaming COOL! What software did you use? Was it hard?

@@OliverLaskoski thanks, yeah I made them all a few years back on a program called rino. Really advanced learning curb and kinda spendy but I was in a class for it. Recently, there's been a few times I needed some extra units so I've been using tinkerCAD, it's free and really easy to learn, you can only work with basic shapes but I've been able to make some nice looking models with it. It helps that A&A units are at such a small scale to hide any mistakes

@@CobraWargaming i tried us8ng tinkercad but it was really hard to do anything. I'm using a tablet though so maybe it's easier on a computer?

@@CobraWargaming Have you published your models anywhere? I'd love to paint a few for myself

you can email me at cobrawargaming@gmail.com

No problem, I want it released as much as you do! Now that the heavy lifting of creating it is done, I'm just trying to secure a distributor. I really want to have it available for purchase by December. I'll be releasing needed units charts soon on my Patreon page so people can start building their armys.

As much as I wanted to add Italy, I wanted to keep the 5 player original theme of the game. Once it was finished though, I realized that China and France are controlled by USA and Britain respectivly, so I probably could have incorporated italy too. Always room for a second edition....😉

Thanks! I usually find an image I want to use and then draw over it in Photoshop to create the black silhouette version of it. Good luck on your project.

@@CobraWargaming Thanks for the response! What software did You use for making these icons and the map? I want to make a map in the same style as yours

@@Walmartbagoff I use Photoshop mostly, but GIMP is another software I use that's free and is tuned for map making

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They can exist in land zones that boarder a river and move along territories adjacent to a continuous river. Heres an excerpt from the rulebook: "Similar to an armored train on rails, monitors can move unlimited spaces along friendly controlled territories boarding continuous rivers if it starts it’s turn in a river. If a monitor starts the turn in a sea zone, it may only move up to its movement value through sea zones and/or into a territory/s with a river that connects to a sea zone it was in or was moved into. Monitors are considered to be in the territory adjacent to the river they exist in, and are moved from adjacent territory to territory that touches the river. Monitors may only move through sea zones that contain islands or adjacent land territories and may never enter open ocean." They are a bit complicated due to rivers always forming boarders. But in short, they are a land unit that can only exist in land zones that have river territories.

it will be available for purchase online in the coming months, retailer to be determined.

Very busy! And trying to get this game finished for good