The friendly territory only has to be controlled, not occupied. Having the players in two rooms would be a logistical nightmare this is simpler.Įach player can see units in enemy-controlled adjacent land territories.
After setup, the army trays and money are set to the side in view of both players so that it's clear what's going into and coming out of the trays ( doveryai, no proveryai). The boards should be set up in full view of both players and then a divider put up between then. If multiple players represent each side then they see their side's board this models the sharing of intelligence amongst friends and reduces the need for more than two boards. Two boards, one for the axis and one for the allies. Two honest players can make this work without a moderator, which I think is important. There's going to be hidden information, and if you think the other player is going to cheat you're going to be paranoid about looking for malfeasance and not have fun. This isn't a rule, just a suggestion: Play with someone you trust. My suggestion is very similar to Scott's, but with subtle variations to make it less burdensome to play in person.
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