Ageod WW1 Manual Cover.qxd

● Penalty: Centrals get a +1 bonus to get a Separate peace with Russia
(See 106.A).
If rolling for this event results in a failure: Russia automatically gets a
Workers Strike and the Parliament goes down one box toward
Defeatism.
Effect on NW:
Success: NW+5
Failure: NW-5
Polish General Government (Germany only)
This Action may be used once per Interphase.
Purpose: create a Polish client state.
Condition: the 4 Polish cities (Warsaw, Lodz, Lublin and Brest-Litowsk)
are conquered.
Success Die Roll : 9+
+/-? Parliament
+1 whole Russian Poland is occupied
-1 Nicolas II at GHQ
Consequence:
● Russia loses NW -2.
● Germany gets the “Polska” Polish Corps 6-6-4 for free.
● When the Polish unit is reduced, it is flipped back to the front side
during the next reinforcement phase, with no RP spending.
● Remember : this corps may be used only on the Russian front.
Effect on NW:
Success: NW+1
Failure: NW-1
Recognition of Bulgaria’s Rights (Allies only)
This Action may be selected once per Interphase.
Purpose: Bulgaria is no longer pro-Centrals.
Condition: this Action may be selected by France, Britain or Russia (any
one Allied power is enough).
Success Die Roll: 7+
+/-? Parliament
Consequences :
● Entente officially recognizes the rights to Bulgaria over “Macedonia”
and “Thracia”.
● Bulgaria is no longer “pro-Centrals” when its diplomatic level is within
- 4 to +4. This Entente’s penalty is cancelled.
In the other hand, there is a penalty with these following countries (roll a
D6 for each one):
Greece: +? boxes equal to D6
Turkey: +2 boxes on 3–6, otherwise nothing
Italy: +1 box on 4–6, otherwise nothing
NB: Serbia never reacts (already at war).
Effect on NW:
Success: NW+1
Failure: NW-1
F. List of Technologies
218 World War One: La Grande Guerre 1914-1918
All technologies are numbered. In some cases, the same technology has
more than one number, if there are several variants (e.g. gas and mortars).
Also some technologies have a basic start chance to be discovered that is
higher than the regular 17%, usually 33% instead. It is supposed to
represent some kind of leadership by that side on that specific type of
technology (e.g. Germany has an advance in combat gas warfare, so her
Chlorine Gas tech has 33% chance of success instead of 17%)
NB: the number of identical projects for each technology is listed below.
Combat Gases: 1914
Central Powers: 2 Chlorine (#1), 1 Phosgene (#2), 2 Mustard (#3)
Entente: 1 Chlorine, 2 Phosgene, 1 Mustard
Chlorine, Phosgene and Mustard Gas each represent a different combat
gas. The “Combat Gas” tactic is a prerequisite for using any of them.
The gases must be used in the following order: Chlorine (#1), Phosgene
(#2), then Mustard Gas (#3).
The combat gases may be researched in any order, but a later gas will be
unavailable as long as the earlier gas has not been used (no matter by
whom), with at least a 1-game turn delay.
Special: this Gas #1 “Chlorine” is automatically available to the enemy as
soon as it becomes Public Domain.
Trench Mortars: one in 1914, one in 1915
(public domain when discovered)
There are two types of mortars, designated A and B
Central Powers and Entente: 17% each (1 A and 1 B)
Trench Level: +1 (per mortar type, A and B).
Special: each technology is automatically available to the enemy as soon
as it becomes Public Domain.