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Infantry Aces Downloadable Resources
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Infantry Aces Campaign Rules
Infantry Aces is an escalation campaign that focuses on the infantry forces that fought during the battles of Cassino in 1944. It is all about the rifleman’s fight over the town of Cassino, surrounding mountains, and the Liri Valley.
This is not your typical campaign. In the beginning you are a platoon commander, but you have been suddenly promoted after your company commander met a soldier’s death. Now in command of a small force, you must complete the mission that your predecessor began.
During the campaign you will write the story of your company as you fight through the Italian countryside earning medals and promotions. Your small force will grow and develop into an elite force ready for the final decisive battles on the road to Rome.
Download a PDF version of the Infantry Aces Campaign here...
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Infantry Aces Company Chart
At the beginning of the campaign, each player must choose an Infantry Company to play during the whole course of the campaign. Build your company just like you would any normal Flames Of War force. For example you must take a Company HQ and any mandatory platoons listed on your force’s company diagram.
The Infantry Aces Company Chart allows you to record your progress during the course of an Infantry Aces campaign. It allows you to track your Infantry Ace skills, experience earned towards your next Infantry Ace skill and your forces over the course of each point escalation as you advance towards the Last Day in Combat.
Right: An example of the Infantry Aces Company Chart.
Download a PDF version of the Infantry Aces Company Chart here...
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Infantry Aces Result Sheet
Once the campaign has begun, you need to worry about is keeping track of its progress; that's where the Infantry Aces Results Sheet comes in. It allows you to record the opponent you played, outcome of the game, experienced earned towards your next Infantry Aces skill etc.
Using the Infantry Aces Results Sheet in conjunction with the Infantry Aces Campaign Chart; which acts as the master record of the campaign will ensure accurate records are kept during the progress of the campaign.
Learn more about the Infantry Aces Campaign Chart here...
Left: An example of the Infantry Aces Result Sheet.
Download a PDF version of the Infantry Aces Result Sheet here...
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Infantry Aces Abilities Quick Reference Sheet
When your Ace earns a medal, you can select an Ability from the Infantry Aces Ability List. These abilities give your Ace special rules to use in the game.
Abilities are split into three different categories: Leadership, Tactics, and Combat. Abilities from these categories are linked together. For example, combat abilities help your Ace in shooting and close combat, leadership helps with command and motivation, and tactics provides solutions to tactical problems such as obstacles and reconnaissance.
During the first turn of the campaign you can select abilities from any of the categories. As the campaign progresses, the abilities become better and affect larger amounts of troops in your force. These advanced abilities require that your Ace have certain basic abilities before he can select more advanced ones.
There are all sorts of ways your Ace can go with his abilities. You can specialise him in one of the categories, or put together a combination. The choice is up to you and how you would like to develop your Infantry Ace.
Download a PDF version of the Infantry Aces Abilities Quick Reference Sheet here...
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Boots on the Ground
Cassino battles were fought across the mountains, valleys and in the town surrounding the famous monastery. Each battle was ultimately affected by the terrain, weather and the abilities and guts of the individual soldiers who fought them.
Boots on the Ground rules are optional modifications that give players specific flavour representing the battlefield conditions for that area.
Download a PDF version of the Infantry Aces Boots on the Ground Rules here...
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