> Please note: I found Starfire's Quick Start Rules a nice try, but that
Where can the quick start be found? I've ordered FT, but UPS ground is soooo
slooow. We're snowed in here at work and I'd love to have something to read...
Any recommendations on web-links for interesting FT reading? (I've read
the
FAQ, etc, I'm talking about peoples skirmishes/battle reports.)
-L
*blush* I meant the quick start brocure that came with Task Force Games'
Starfire game, not a rule subset for FT.
Sorry.
The_Beast
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> Please note: I found Starfire's Quick Start Rules a nice try, but that
Where can the quick start be found? I've ordered FT, but UPS ground is soooo
slooow. We're snowed in here at work and I'd love to have something to read...
Any recommendations on web-links for interesting FT reading? (I've read
the
FAQ, etc, I'm talking about peoples skirmishes/battle reports.)
-L
> *blush* I meant the quick start brocure that came with Task Force
I think most people will find the core rules in FT are fairly
quick-start
in themselves.... ;-)
Jon (GZG)
> "Stark, Luke"
> On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Ground Zero Games wrote:
> >*blush* I meant the quick start brocure that came with Task Force
of course, there's always Retro Thrust!
http://members.xoom.com/gzg_l/retro-thrust.html
although this is more of a historical document than a lightweight FT.
tom
> "Stark, Luke" wrote:
> Any recommendations on web-links for interesting FT reading? (I've