Welcome to the IAAPA
Welcome to the International Axis and Allies Players Association — the oldest Axis and Allies Gaming Organization in the world!!! If you love the game and are looking for more than an occasional weekend with friends, then read on...
With many members looking for opponents you will always find someone with the time to play the game when you want to play. By playing games with other IAAPA members, you will not only be able to gauge your abilities against the best players in the world, but you will be rewarded for your achievements, improving your worldwide lifetime rank in both of our Ranking/Rating databases in a fair, friendly and competitive environment where the highest standards of conduct and gamesmanship are the rule.
Play by email (PBEM) provides the ideal means for individuals to satisfy their gaming hobby without having to set aside long blocks of time to play the games that they love. Our easy-to-use dice server automatically rolls out battles for members, and provides a verification log and emails the results to both players.
We currently support both Axis and Allies Classic (Original, aka 1984) and Axis and Allies Revised (AAR, aka 4th edition, aka A&A 2004) gameplay. Other versions maybe be added in the future if demands warrant expansion.
The IAAPA government is always working to improve the ease in which our members are able to play the game along with other ongoing improvements to our web site. We take our responsibility very seriously because we understand that the membership is what makes IAAPA the best Axis and Allies club on the net.
So please take The Final Hurdle and join the ranks of the best Play by E-mail Axis and Allies organization in the world.
IAAPA is now FREE!
IAAPA, the best Axis and Allies gaming community in the world, is now even better because it is FREE. Dues are no longer required.
Recruits will still need to pass the Final Hurdle, but once cleared can commence a full unrestricted membership. If you are ready to become part of the IAAPA community, JOIN NOW.
