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Axis and Allies - The Original Game M.E.M. - by Ris Dnalor - Introduction M.E.M. ...otherwise known as 'Metal Eating Microbes'. The Germans were experimenting with a new weapon. An Engineered microbe that ate metal. The Nazi's were sure it would ensure their victory. It mutated. It escaped. Within weeks, most of the metal on the planet was gone. How will that effect gameplay? Your Battleships sank. So did your transports, carriers, and subs, for that matter. Your pilots, be they tank pilots or air pilots, are left without their vehicles. Your factories, being made primarily of metal, are useless. Your scientists are scrambling madly to find cheap practical alternatives to metal. But things are going to be more costly.

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rdfs:comment	Axis and Allies - The Original Game M.E.M. - by Ris Dnalor - Introduction M.E.M. ...otherwise known as 'Metal Eating Microbes'. The Germans were experimenting with a new weapon. An Engineered microbe that ate metal. The Nazi's were sure it would ensure their victory. It mutated. It escaped. Within weeks, most of the metal on the planet was gone. How will that effect gameplay? Your Battleships sank. So did your transports, carriers, and subs, for that matter. Your pilots, be they tank pilots or air pilots, are left without their vehicles. Your factories, being made primarily of metal, are useless. Your scientists are scrambling madly to find cheap practical alternatives to metal. But things are going to be more costly.
dcterms:subject	1942 World World 1942 Boardgame Scenarios Boardgame Scenarios Fictional Fictional
abstract	Axis and Allies - The Original Game M.E.M. - by Ris Dnalor - Introduction M.E.M. ...otherwise known as 'Metal Eating Microbes'. The Germans were experimenting with a new weapon. An Engineered microbe that ate metal. The Nazi's were sure it would ensure their victory. It mutated. It escaped. Within weeks, most of the metal on the planet was gone. How will that effect gameplay? Your Battleships sank. So did your transports, carriers, and subs, for that matter. Your pilots, be they tank pilots or air pilots, are left without their vehicles. Your factories, being made primarily of metal, are useless. Your scientists are scrambling madly to find cheap practical alternatives to metal. But things are going to be more costly. New Units Costs Unit costs are increased by approx. 50% (excepting infantry). You must buy a factory first round, as you will have none. That means it won't be unlimited production. * Subs may submerge * Naval Occupation: you are allowed to build naval units in a seazone that is occupied by enemy naval units * Aerial Retreat: air units may retreat during a amphibious assault * Paratroop Units * Scorched Earth * No Weapons Development * 2 Hit Battleships Victory Conditions * Capture 2 capitals * Axis economic victory: 84 IPCs * Allied economic victory: 110 IPCs Initial Setup All countries start with the areas they control in the original setup.

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