Here's a quick preview of the maps to real life locations:
It will take a lot of work to figure out and make the right rules. So I was thinking maybe a trial scenario: Blitz of Caen
The (first draft) of rules and mechanics of the campaign:
1. "Registration" would be players signing into a side of the campaign: axis or allies. They would also decide what doctrine that they will play through the campaign. That will be your "character" as a commander through the Blitz of Caen. When each side forms enough players, they will elect a force commander that will be the representative for their side to submit player movements and actions to the central "game master".
2. Players will begin on the Allied/Axis positions on the map. They will then submit orders to move to particular "strategic locations" on the map. Each location can only fit a certain amount of players at a time. So players will need to discuss and make team decisions in where to place themselves.
3. Each "turn" which will last a certain amount of time (lets say a week). Force commanders will submit orders to the game master each turn. Potential orders are: Move or Attack. When the commanders have submitted their orders, the game master will reconcile all the orders and give out the required battles for the turn.
4. Battle schedules will be posted each turn, and the battles will need to be played out among players each turn. When they have finished their battle, they will submit the replay to the game master to update the war map.
5. The campaign is over when each side has met a particular objective. For Blitz of Caen:
Allies need to win the location Caen
Axis need to ensure allies to not win the location of Caen over X turns
Anyone interested in trying it out?
! Of course allies need me, the supreme commander of allied expeditionary force - Dwight Eisenhower, that's my name ;D.
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sorry about this intermission lol
