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ORIGINAL: Reverend Zombie

I played countless hours of WiF in what seems like another lifetime now, WiF 5th and WiFFe most "recently."

But, it's been so long that I no longer remember what the "standard" CRTs were in each, or why some prefer one over the other.

(I seem to remember a classic D6 table, but can't remember what edition that was from, or whether I preferred a D10 version...don't think I ever played with a 2D10 version, but can't be sure!)

So...what are the pros/cons and preferences for the various CRTs.

Is D6 even an option anymore (was it ever)?

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ORIGINAL: WiFFE-RAW-7.0.pdf

1. Introduction
World in Flames (“WiF”) is Australian Design Group’s strategic
level game of the Second World War. Up to six players will manage
the economies and conduct the military operations of the major nations
involved in that confl ict, either as a member of the Axis (Germany, Italy
and Japan) or as one of the Allies (China, the Commonwealth, France,
the USSR and the USA).
We intend this edition of the game to be the fi nal edition. It comes as
one of fi ve products:
• World in Flames Rules Set;
• World in Flames Classic game;
• World in Flames Starter Kit;
• World in Flames Deluxe game; and
• World in Flames Super Deluxe game set.
The World in Flames Rules Set consists of:
• this rule book (incl. 2 x A4 builds charts);
• WiF Scenario book;
• 1 production circle; and
• 1 x A3 (420 x 294mm) full-colour game chart.
The World in Flames Classic game consists of:
• The World in Flames Rule Set;
• 1 additional A3 full-colour game chart;
• 4 large (574 x 820mm) full-colour maps covering most of the
world (West Europe & Africa, East Europe & the middle east,
Asia and the Pacifi c);
• 1 x A3 full-colour minimap of America;
• 1400 counters representing all the armies, navies and air forces of
World War II (counter sheets 1-6 & 24); and
• 2 ten-sided dice.

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Original:Reverend Zombie

I played countless hours of WiF in what seems like another lifetime now, WiF 5th and WiFFe most "recently."

But, it's been so long that I no longer remember what the "standard" CRTs were in each, or why some prefer one over the other.

(I seem to remember a classic D6 table, but can't remember what edition that was from, or whether I preferred a D10 version...don't think I ever played with a 2D10 version, but can't be sure!)

So...what are the pros/cons and preferences for the various CRTs.

Is D6 even an option anymore (was it ever)?