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Rules of Engagement

Rules of Engagement

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Project Blog by graystoak Cult of Games Member

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About the Project

Unable to find a skirmish game that ticked my boxes, I decided to write one myself!

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I’ve been working on this game for many years, on and off.

What prevented me from starting a project before now was my concern that it would be text heavy. It’s only over the last year or so that I have populated the book with images, which I realised could also be used to brighten up my project entries! Additionally, I have finally reached a point where I feel the game is complete, and so I’m putting it out into the world for others to try, hopefully enjoy and offer some feedback.

Purpose

I would also like to use this project to share some of the insights I have had throughout the development of the rules, as well as to record any improvements that come about as a result of further playing.

The full rulebook can be found below in PDF form. There is a separate document for the force organisation chart, which will be updated more regularly as I finesse the point costs and stat lines.

Finally there is a quick reference that summarises everything you need to hand when playing. This document is designed to be printed two pages to a side of A4 for convenience.

I will update these documents when further changes are made as a result of this project.

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