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SCENARIOS & VARIANTS

WAR IN THE WORLD An Interface for War in the Pacific and War in Europe, Part III bV Thomas B. Stoughton

I orig ina lly instigated the publication of t his thing to spa re myself the horror 01 actua lly having to do a full-blown development oj a War in the World Expansion Kit . Perhaps the cure is worse than the

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disease . Only kidding Thomas ... it' s just that it' s so looong. Many of you have rated this series low . Please drop me a line and give me a short but ex-

plici t rundown ot '{our feelings abou t livar in the World in part icular and such article-series in gene ra l. - RAS

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TAIRE VI. AIRCRAFT AVAILABILITY CHART

Nam(,

Commonweallh

Well ingt9n,

Whitley

Hampd,en, Blenheim

'Sterling

Ha lifax

Mitnchest~r ,Lancasle r

tvtosquito

Mosqui to

Ventura ,

B(lH les

Lysand.er

Lysande r

Gladiator'

A-20

8 - 25 Hurrica ne

Hurr icane

Beallfigh ler

" J3eallfi.gh!,er Spitfire

Typhoon ' Typhoon l"empes( ,

Tempest

Albacore

fulmar

S",:ordfish '

F4F SBD

Sea fire 'T1W ;"

TBF

F4\:J F4U 'F.6F F6F

Role

} } B

'B B

B B

':r~ B

FB

F

13 B

FB F

F

B

B" FB

F

I'D F

F

,FB

F FB

,~, ~

F

T F

/ T F

o F

T; B

FB

Air Com bal

(5ty1) ,

(4M)

(3M)

(4M)

' (6L) ;

(7M)

(6M)

(6M)

(5M)

6H

(6M)

(i L)

(l L )

IL

IL (4M)

(5M)

(3L)

4M13M (3L)

5M

6H

(4M)

5fv1l4M

' (~M )

6M/5M

(IL) 3M

" (ILl

5M

(4M)

6M

(5M)

(5M)

(4M) F 7M

;FB (N'))' F 6M

A nli- ship

211

2/J I

3/1 , ,

3/1

3/ 1

3/ 1 , 2

3

r"'-

3/1

ill 2

3

3

3

6/ -

6/- ,

6/ 3

.,,6

-3 '

3

Uombard

5i I 4/)

, 2/1

21 1

Sit 612

6( 3 712

3

2

412 41J

2

2

2

2

3/7-

;.~ .-~

3 3'

,3

Norma l Ra nge

4,5 58

30 36

20 35 29 40 36 48 32

30

6,

12

10 30

40 6

12

18

27

15

7

\4

1'0 19

15 24

16 25 24 15

48 48

24

55 24-55

E~hmdcd Range

66 82 43

52 29 49

40 58

60

40

74

J8

48 30

20

29 27 30

31.,

40 ' 42

20

70

70

Transfer Range

, 139

180

IpO 110

I}O 210 90

230

126 126 130 '

63

38

38

22

84

155

38

· 38

125

125 63

40 40

, 48

48

57

63 ', 65. "

84

88 42

'101

10 1

147 147

147 147

Name

Frlmeh

Oe-520

MS-406

Bloch-210 MB-13 1

,Bloch-210

Ln-40

Soviet Pe-2

1-15

Slur rnovik

La-Yak TU-SD

lialiall

SM- 79 SM- 79 BR- 20

SM - 7S C-42

C- 50

Germa" 00- 17

00- 17

Do- 2\7 Do- 217 H.e-lll

He- 117

, Ju- 88 Ju- 88 Ju- 188

J\I-87

HS-:-129 Me- I09

Me- II O

Mc-I I O

;" Fw- 190 Fw-190

Me- 210

Me- 410

Mc-262

Ju-52 V- I

V - 2

Air N ormal Ex tended Tran~fc r Role Comba1 A nt i-ship Bombard Range Ra nge Ra nge

F F F

B

FB o

B

F D F

D

B

T

B R

F

F

B

T B T

B B

B

F

B

o o F

F FB F

FB F F F

C

M

M

5M

4M

4M

(3M)

(3L)

(3L)

(2L)

2L (6L)

6M

(4M)

(4M)

(3L)

(4M)

(6M)

2L

4M

(3M)

(3L)

(4M)

(4L)

(4M)

(51\1)

(SM)

5M

(SM)

(6L)

(SL) ,

6H

6M

(3L)

8H

(4M)

6M

6M

IOH (1M)

(9L)

2

5

2

3

211

6

, 2'1 1

211 7

2/J 7

211

211

2/1

2/ 1

6/3

6/3

3

3

2

2 2

2

4

5/ 2

311

211 ,

2/1

412

3/ 1

3/ 1

412

512 5/ 3 s/3-

3

3

7

10

20 18

18

20 12 '

12

18 " 18

' 30

20

24

30

25

1'8 60 18 30

20 20

48 48

18

18 , 20 '

40

20 23

18 15

20 12 40

20

26 75

is 50 )0

16

54

24

36

24

30

54

50 '

50 ,,>-

24 36

32 '

56

26 26 32 ,' 50 36

36

'JO ,

20

45

52

54

'" 112

52 42

76

42 28

42 56 6:i' 63

113

100 100

WO 100 50, '

80

'70

70 120

-120 66 60

,jlO , ,.. ~-

110

80 80 70';,;

52 96 96

' l 20" ,; 120 112 160 ,32 '

110

TABLE VII. WIE Reorganization Chart Paren! Unil

Compnnenl U nilS Supply !'oinl Cosl 10 Recombine

GE 6-5

GE 6- 3

GE (5)- 1

GE 7- 5

GE 8':8

GE 10- 8

GE 11- 8

GE 13- 8

SU 9- 6

SU 8- 6

SU 5- 5

SU 4- 4

CW 8- 10

C\V 9- 10

CW 9-8

US 8- 10

US 9- 10

US 9- 8

US 11- 8

3 x2-5

3 x 2- 5

2 x 2-S

3 x 2-5 ai rbo rne

3 x 2-8

2 x 2-8 , 3-8

3 x 2-8

2 x 2-8, 3- 8

3 x 3- 5, I x 2- 5

1 x 3-5 , 3 x 2- 5

1 x 4-4

3 x 1-4

3 )( 3-10

3 x 3-10 ai rborne

3 x 3-8

3 x 3- 10

3 x 3-10 ajrbome

2 x 3-8,3-10

3 x 3- R

WIE Unit Rebuilding Cost Chart Unil (BG)

Infantry Di v

Static D iv

Ai rborne Div

Mech Div

ArnlOred Div

SS Mech Div

SS Arm Div

'42 Arm Div

Infantry Corps

Gds Inf Corps

Mcch Corps

Tank Corps

TABLE VIII .

Cos! in Supply roinls

150

50

100

250 350

300

400

400

200 300

400

350

Ground Unit AFV Capacity

Na1ion

German

Soviel

French ,

CW, US, fF

Others

U nit

13-8

11 - 8

10-8

8-8 3-8

8- 6

9-6

2-5

3-5 6-,6

2-6 3-6 1-6

11-8

9- 8 3-8 4':6

1-6 ~" ,

AFV Cap

20

12

16*

10 16

22

18

6

4

16

16

6

6

32

30

10 , 16

6, NOlc; reduced Ilni ts ha ve t il eir AFV capacit y halved. * 32 u nti l French surrender.

100 30 o

30

100

200

1600

2000

200

200

300

100

80 30

200

80

30

200

300

TABLE IX. German Product.ion Cost CharI

Na"al U nilS

Cv

BB CA

CL

DD

5S

r .... ls AMS (MS cadrc)

Air Unils

Bmr Ai r Blk

FIr Air Blk

Ta" Air Blk

T rans Air Blk

Ground Unils

6- 5

6-3 (5)- 1

2- 3

7- 5

8-8

10- 8

3-8

11- 8

COSI

II

23

6

5

3

2

5

2

10

6

8

9

6

6

4

4

9

8

11

5

13

13-8 16

LTU 3

RR 10

(2)-SEng 3

fLAK 6 BF 8

AFV Blk 8

SB/ Gnd Phase 1

US Production Cost Chart (additional) AFV Blk ,

10 SB 's

2

Cycles

24

42

32

26

Ll

9

3

6

12

8

8

8

12

6

6

6

12

12

12

6

12

12

12

6

6

6

12

4

4

Soviet Production Cost Chart Naval Units

CV

BB

CA

CL

DD SS

MS

Air UnilS

SOy Air Blk

Ground Units

4 x 1-4

2 x 1-4 a irborne

4 x 2-5

4 x 3-5

4x (1)- 10

2 x IO- I-J 0

4x 1-3 4x RR

LTU

A FV Blk

BF SB/ Gnd Phase

SB/ Gnd Phase

Per

'3 2

2

2

I '

2

2

I

3

ARM

14

16

5

3

2

2

4

15

2

2

3

5

15

4

5

2

10

10

Cycles

24 42 32

26 11.

9

'3

8

3

4

4

2

4

I

2

2

6

12

TABLE XI. Navalyards

German

England

f rance

Soviet

US

Italy

Ham burg

Live rpool

Toulo n

Leningrad

Eas t Coast

Genoa

, Air Point Training Schedules Trained Block

'T ype , Unil

GE Bm]' Block

GE Ftr Block

12(0) 8(0)

GE T ae Block 8(0)

GE T ra ns Block 8(0)

SU Block 8(0)

Trained' Rep l '

10(4)

6(2)

6(4)

7(0)

6(1 Per)

Unlrain'ed c ,- U nlva'ined

Unil Repl

8(5) 6(5)

5(0) 4(3)

5(2)

6(0)

5(0)

4(4)

5(3)

4( 1 Per)

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TABLE X. Initial Naval Deployments .BRITISH Until Italy becomes active, the following minimum deployments must be met at the beginning of each ground phase:

Alexandria: 4BB ICV 6CL lODD 6SSF

ME Box : 3CL 2DD

Port Said: ICL

Malta: IDD

Gibraltar: IBB ICL SOD

Until Japan becomes active, the following minimum deployments must be met at the beginning of each ground phase:

Singapore: Wi! IBC 3CL 3DD

Ceylon: IBB lCA 2DD

Sidney : lCA 3CL IDD

Auckland: lCL

Hong Kong: IMS

Rangoon : lMS Calcutta: 2MS

Otherwise unrestricted deployments:'

EC Box: 2CA G-offmap: 2CA 2CL

AC Box: 2CA IBB ICY

Ceylon: 2CA ICVL

Bombay: IBB ICVL

L- offmap: 1 BB I CVL

Y-offmap : ICA

Home ports: 2BB 2BC ICY 10CA 31CL 59DD 2SF 7DE IMN 52SSC

Anywhere: 37MS

FRENCH

Unt il Italy becomes active, the following minimum deployments must be met at the beginning of each ground phase:

Oran: 2BB 2BC ICV 3CL SDD ICVE 6SSC

Toulon: 4CA lODD 14SSF

Algiers: 3CL 3DD 2DE

Bizena: 4DD 18SSC

Sousse: 2SSC Alexandria: IBB 3CA lCL 4DD Bei ru t: 6SSC

Otherwise unrestricted deployments:

Home ports: 2BB SCL IDE 14DD 26SSF

Anywhere: 18MS

Fantastic Reality. !ctm linuMfrom page 7J

Seventh, the game should suggest means by which players articulate an inherent morality or value structure.

Eighth, all gods should be left out. They are dogmatic expressions of elements implicit in Fantasy as an art form, and they suffer from the same pointlessness within Faerie as do traditional Clerics.

Finally, fantasy games seem to me to have very different needs than conflict simu­lation games. Nomad Gods, S&S, and War of the Ring all utilize a conflict model; even the original D&D was, apparently, conceived of as a war game. An appropriate fantasy model should be relatively more suggestive than definitive, and aim not at teaching a lesson or imparting infonnation, but at

ITALIAN Spezia: IBB 4DD 18SSF

Trieste: 2DD 4SSF Naples: IBB 4CL 600 IOSSC Messina: 4CA 3CL 80D IMN

Palermo: 400 16SSC

Tripoli: 2DD

Tobruk: 4DD 8SSF

Lindos: 2DO 8SSC Taranto: 2BB 4CA SCL 1200 22SSF

Genoa: 3CL 2000

ME Box: 30D SSSF Anywhere: 21MS

SOVIET

Leningrad: 2BB 2CA ICL SDD 60SSC

Sevastopol: IBB lCV ICA 3CL 3DD

lCVL 32SSC

Murmansk: 6DD

Far Easl: 72SSC Anywhere: 14MS GERMAN S-offmap: lCA(5) Stettin: 2BB 2CA ICL 60D

Keil : 2BC 2CA 6DD 15SSF 20SSC

Wilhelmshaven: 2CL IDD

Hamburg: 3CL 3DD

Anywhere: 20MS 36SSC

US Pacific: Usc exact WIP deployments EC Box: 6BB( - 42) 3CV( 4,5, 7} SCAt - 45)

8eL( - 50) 44DO(I 's)

DUTCH

Pacific: Use exact WIP deployments

Amsterdam: 2CL lCD IlSSC ISMS

All other navies must deploy in any home pOrt . In addition to the ships listed in Table V, these navies also possess sub points and merchant shipping as follows :

Oenmark: 7MS 12SSC

Spain: 5MS IISSC 3SSF Sweden: 9MS 16SSC

Poland : IMS 2SSC

Turkey: 3MS 4SSC 2SSF

Norway: 29MS 9SSC

Greece: 7MS 6SSC

Rumania: 3SSC

Finland: 2MS 5SSC

Yugoslavia: 4SSC

structuring an experience and encouraging the player's imagination to complete what the game system purposely leaves unfinished. Basically, a fantasy model should set a stage, or provide the props; the players will create the plot and act it out.

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INITIAL AIR DEPLOYMENTS BRITISH

1 Division, 5 Wings, 5 Groups

22 Battles

14 Blenheims

10 Wellingtons

13 Whitleys

13 Hampdens

8 Hurricanes

10 Lysander

30 Gladiators (Car Trnd)

FRENCH

1 Division, 1 Wing

40 MS-406

20 Bloch-210

20 MB-152

5 Ln·40 SOVIET

2 Forces, 5 Wings 60 Pe-2

3001-15 POLISH

8 Groups 25 Pe-2

45 1-15 ITALIA

1 Force, 4 Wings, 5 Groups 50 SM-79 14SC-42

50 BR-20 74 C-50

70 SM-75

GERMAN

5 Forces, 2 Divisions, 5 Wings, JO Groups

50Iu-52

63 He-Ill

94 Ju-8S

4 Do-17

40 Ju-87

140 Me-I09

34Me-l10

INITIAL AFV DEPLOYMENTS GERMAN

105 pz-I

110 p z-II

80 pz-I1I

29 pz-IV

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