An apology for the unwashed

> John Crimmins <johncrim@voicenet.com> wrote:

> With SGII, we kept having to stop play to look something up in the

I haven't played SGII yet but it looks to me like all the important rules
are on the included quick-reference card.  Is there really much missing
from that?

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I haven't played SGII yet but it looks to me like all the important rules
are on the included quick-reference card.  Is there really much missing
from that?
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I'll look again just in case I need to dive for that bunker again. ;->=

The_Beast

> Roger Books wrote:

> John Crimmins <johncrim@voicenet.com> wrote:

That seems to cover all of the important points. Realistically, you need to
read through SGII chapters 1-9, and 14-15 (about 35 pages total).  You
can skip
sections in those chapters like "under-strength units," "field
defences," supreseion of vehicles and buildings," "panic," and "vehicle
movement." After that, just set up some simple terrain and use scenario 1
"Recon in Force" on p. 62. That's pretty much how I started and after playing
just a few games, I only needed to refer to the quick reference rules summary
on occassion.

-Mike