Post by paradox on Jan 27, 2013 13:28:13 GMT -5
Here is a link to the 2013 scenario rules:
privateerpress.com/steamroller-2013-documents-now-available
privateerpress.com/files/Steamroller_2013_Rules.pdf
privateerpress.com/files/Hardcore_2013_Rules.pdf
privateerpress.com/files/Masters_2013_Rules.pdf
If you're looking for a change up, or how things go in a tournament, read these. The Steamroller document has the basic scenarios, and is recommended if you want to try scenario play.
The Masters has a more limited version, and is more about timing format, so is a little redundant to casual play.
Hardcore is fun to try, though pretty limited for pure casual play.
Obviously, in most casual games we ignore terrain, painting, list, and time rules, and just use the scenarios themselves. They are pretty well-balanced and make for fun, fair play that is not just "kill-the-'caster."
privateerpress.com/steamroller-2013-documents-now-available
privateerpress.com/files/Steamroller_2013_Rules.pdf
privateerpress.com/files/Hardcore_2013_Rules.pdf
privateerpress.com/files/Masters_2013_Rules.pdf
If you're looking for a change up, or how things go in a tournament, read these. The Steamroller document has the basic scenarios, and is recommended if you want to try scenario play.
The Masters has a more limited version, and is more about timing format, so is a little redundant to casual play.
Hardcore is fun to try, though pretty limited for pure casual play.
Obviously, in most casual games we ignore terrain, painting, list, and time rules, and just use the scenarios themselves. They are pretty well-balanced and make for fun, fair play that is not just "kill-the-'caster."
