I have some new starline 2500 minis and a nice space hex map - can I get everything I need to play Federation Commander from e23?
Does this:
http://e23.sjgames.com/item.html?id=ADB4020
Plus ship packs like this:
http://e23.sjgames.com/item.html?id=ADB4807
Cover everything?
Thanks,
-Tim
FC PDFs on e23
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The short answer is yes. The Refrence Refrence Book covers all the expansions up thru War and Peace so you would only be missing the last one covering transports and tugs. The other thing is not every ship card is available on e23 yet. But I think the ones covering the squadron boxes are on e23.
Take a gander at the Commander Circle to pick up a few odd play aid like Master Weapon Charts.
http://www.starfleetgames.com/federatio ... rces.shtml
Take a gander at the Commander Circle to pick up a few odd play aid like Master Weapon Charts.
http://www.starfleetgames.com/federatio ... rces.shtml
-Dal
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"I am."
"ARCHERS!!! THAT ONE!!!!"
Actually, the only rule included in the Transports Attacked booklet (for tugs and LTTs) is already in the current version of the Reference Rulebook; so the RRB should be enough to get you up and running with the array of Main Era Alpha Octant Ship Cards currently in the game.
To clarify, the Main Era refers to the time period in the Alpha Octant running from the start of the General War through the ISC Pacification and the Andromedan Invasion; it's the same default setting as that used in A Call to Arms: Star Fleet and Starmada, where "pre-war" ships (like the Klingon D7) have been given various refits, and the new "war" classes (like the Klingon D5) have taken their place among the Alpha empires' battle fleets.
If you wanted to go further afield, the RRB also incorporates the specifics needed for battles in the M81 Galaxy (such as during the Seltorian Revolt against the Tholian Will); certain Ship Cards will also include the relevant data included on them (such as on Neo-Tholian Ship Cards; which allow for the use of disruptors in the Milky Way, and particle cannons in the home galaxy).
If you want to try the Middle Years (the "TV era"; when the "pre-war" ships didn't have their refits yet, and before the "war" classes were built) you'd need the minor rule adjustments in the Briefing #2 Rules and Scenario Pack to use the various B2 Ship Card packs (which, like this one, are also on e23).
Also, if you ever felt like taking a trip to the Omega Octant (a wild and warlike segment of the Milky Way Galaxy) the current (playtest) rules are over in the FC Omega Playtest Rulebook, though bear in mind that setting is not formally published in Federation Commander at this point in time.
To clarify, the Main Era refers to the time period in the Alpha Octant running from the start of the General War through the ISC Pacification and the Andromedan Invasion; it's the same default setting as that used in A Call to Arms: Star Fleet and Starmada, where "pre-war" ships (like the Klingon D7) have been given various refits, and the new "war" classes (like the Klingon D5) have taken their place among the Alpha empires' battle fleets.
If you wanted to go further afield, the RRB also incorporates the specifics needed for battles in the M81 Galaxy (such as during the Seltorian Revolt against the Tholian Will); certain Ship Cards will also include the relevant data included on them (such as on Neo-Tholian Ship Cards; which allow for the use of disruptors in the Milky Way, and particle cannons in the home galaxy).
If you want to try the Middle Years (the "TV era"; when the "pre-war" ships didn't have their refits yet, and before the "war" classes were built) you'd need the minor rule adjustments in the Briefing #2 Rules and Scenario Pack to use the various B2 Ship Card packs (which, like this one, are also on e23).
Also, if you ever felt like taking a trip to the Omega Octant (a wild and warlike segment of the Milky Way Galaxy) the current (playtest) rules are over in the FC Omega Playtest Rulebook, though bear in mind that setting is not formally published in Federation Commander at this point in time.
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