1. All Club Rules in Section 5 of the ACWGC Rules concerning Gameplay are applicable here.

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2. House Rules are allowed between combatants. If the players cannot mutually agree on House Rules, they should both reevaluate Rule 9 below, then see if they can find a mutually agreeable way to proceed. If not, please review Rule 9 one last time. If you still can't (or won't) agree on acceptable terms, the game should be dropped and will remain unplayed.

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3. I cannot force any player to play with House Rules as these are not officially sanctioned by the ACWGC. 

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4. Melee in Column is allowed per Club Rules unless the players opt for a House Rule barring them.

 

5. All Optional Rules may be negotiated between the participants. If you cannot agree on the Optional Rules then I suggest playing with all of them checked except Manual Defensive Fire, Artillery Capture, and Limited Artillery Unlimber. See Rule 9 below for further advice.

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6. Once the game is completed please contact me at blake@acwgc.net as soon as possible with the result. 

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7. Participants are expected to register their games in the DoR as a battle.

Note: All games should be recorded in the DoR with the end result as it is on the Victory Dialog screen.

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8. Grievances - remember this is all for fun! But should you have any major issues please contact blake@acwgc.net 

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9. FUN!!! Remember we are all here to have fun and enjoy these great games. Don't ruin your experience and someone else's by taking it too seriously. 

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10. Scenario selection - I chose the scenarios I did based on a number of factors such as their length, numbers, playability, and fairness. Some of you will love them and others will not. What one Member might consider a perfectly playable and fair scenario another might deem unwinnable and a disaster. Factors such as experience, tactics, and your own positive (or negative) attitude can affect all of this. Please remember there are no perfect scenarios. 

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11. This office reserves the right to alter the timelines depending on extraordinary circumstances. I always try to be fair-minded and admit the possibility of unforeseen circumstances changing things. 

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