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IA-PG Cheat Sheet? - Blackcloud6 - 08-03-2014 Is there a summary available of the difference in the rules from IA and PG? RE: IA-PG Cheat Sheet? - armyduck95 - 08-03-2014 APL posted the differences here, as well as in the modern rulebook. http://www.avalanchepress.com/ModernSummary.php RE: IA-PG Cheat Sheet? - Blackcloud6 - 08-03-2014 Thanks. RE: IA-PG Cheat Sheet? - Blackcloud6 - 08-03-2014 (08-03-2014, 08:13 AM)armyduck95 Wrote: APL posted the differences here, as well as in the modern rulebook. That's for PG Modern. is there one for IA? RE: IA-PG Cheat Sheet? - warstudent - 08-03-2014 (08-03-2014, 01:13 PM)Blackcloud6 Wrote:(08-03-2014, 08:13 AM)armyduck95 Wrote: APL posted the differences here, as well as in the modern rulebook. This is the closest to a comparison of IA and PG I've seen. It starts in the middle of the page after the following text (below) but doesn't reveal a whole lot: http://www.avalanchepress.com/InfAttacks_preview.php I've been remembering that game experience while looking over Doug McNair's development work on Infantry Attacks, our new game series of World War One-era tactical combat. The game rules are derived from those of Panzer Grenadier, our tried-and-tested series of World War II tactical combat. There's a lot that remains the same and some that's very, very different. Here's the learn how to play IA in 5 minutes, while not comparing IA to PG, does highlight the main points of IA http://www.avalanchepress.com/pdf/Inf_Attacks_5_Minutes.pdf Here's the entire IA rules which briefly mention there are differences between the 2 but don't highlight them: http://www.avalanchepress.com/pdf/Free_Infantry_Attacks/Infantry_Attacks_series_rules.pdf Biggest difference I recall was with artillery |