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132 cards !?
It is a lot ! *
I don't understand if it is a boxed game or a sort of "magic" policy, with different cards every selling deck.
can you explain ? Bye ! *
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No collectable card game!
Each box contains 21/22 airplane cards. Each player choose one or more of them. Each plane card has a "Manoeuvrability value" letter: if you take a Fokker Dr.I, for example, which MV is C, you have to take the Manoeuver card deck C. Each manoeuver deck is composed by 15/22 cards. Each turn you can use 3 maoeuvres choosing freely from your deck.
When you fire, the target has to draw one or more cards from the fire deck matching the firing class of the plane. Each fire deck is composed by 30/40 cards. All players use the same deck (if you play with some planes that have a firing class A and some at firing B class, you will have an A deck for everybody and a B deck for everybody).
Set n. 1, "Famous Aces", contains 21/22 planes (all fighters), 4 manoeuver decks and an A firing deck. Set n. 2, "Watch your back!", contains 20 planes, 4 manoeuver decks and a B firing deck, plus a target card (a building to be bombed, photographed or similar). Both sets have 4 cards with the summary of all the rules and icons.
There is also a ruler to measure the firing distance. There could be other accessories such as little pads to put your cards on and counters to remember special damages. There will be, if there are not surprises in the production costs.
With each set you can fly 4 planes at the same time. If you buy more copies of the same set, you can use more planes (this is why you have several cards with different plane colors).
Each set can be played separately or mixed with others.
Planes are Sopwith Camel, Sopwith Triplane, SPAD XIII, Fokker Dr. I and Albatross D.V in the first set, Hanriot HD.1, Nieuport 11, Halberstadt D.III, Ufag C.I and AIRCO/De Havilland D.H.4 in the second one. Other will follow, if the line is succesful enough.
This at the moment. Little changes are possible in the final layout phase (in these very days).
A little preview in Italian is at
http://www.kaosonline.it/kaos.asp?s=44&k=6&id=220 .
Bye and thanks!
Andrea