My partner chose charge.

I chose cool off.

The results: My book tells me she charged: she's close range. Her book tell her i fell: but i am at medium range. Then we chose our next action according to instructions. And then we cant find the matching action results anymore, owing to range diff. CRX and MRX are for muti, we are playing 1 on 1 so this should not happen. cant anyone clarify?

Dont have the books on hand at the moment. But at a guess you either have a typo entry, or are missing or overlooking some modifier rule that should be altering where the entry sends you.

I'll dig out the pack and see what mine reads.

To be precise we were at long range, one chose 62 and the other 52

Which two books?

I checked Rifleman vs Shadow Hawk, with the former charging (52) and the latter cooling off (60), this resulted in the Rifleman player seeing page 29 where Shadow Hawk is at Long Range Jumping Back, while the Shadow Hawk player sees page 53 where Rifleman is at Long Range Charging.

Which two books?

I checked Rifleman vs Shadow Hawk, with the former charging (52) and the latter cooling off (60), this resulted in the Rifleman player seeing page 29 where Shadow Hawk is at Long Range Jumping Back, while the Shadow Hawk player sees page 53 where Rifleman is at Long Range Charging.

Wasp VS Locust.

I was analysing the book response and i think the locust book has one broken entry.

Here's the actions:
Wasp action: cool down, turn to 62 in locust book
Locust action: charge, turn to 52 in wasp book.

End result would be Locust player sees wasp falls down, medium range. Wasp player sees locust charging, close range.

In the wasp book, when a player chooses 62 and the wasp player chooses charge (52), i think it should tell the none wasp player to turn to 47, not 19. That's what the other books do.

PS 60 is jumping back. 62 is cooling off.

In the wasp book, when a player chooses 62 and the wasp player chooses charge (52), i think it should tell the none wasp player to turn to 47, not 19. That's what the other books do.

Out of curiousity, have you checked for what other move combinations end up on page 19?

Ok. as a test. Shadowhawk vs Griffin at long range cooling down.


Shadowhawk does 62: Cooling Down and the Griffin does 52: Charge. They go to these pages.
The Shadowhawk is told 52 and is sent to page 47 and sees for some reason the opponent at medium range dodging and firing.
The Griffin is told 62 and is sent to 13j and sees the opponent knocked down at close range.

Unless I'm missing something here, which is very likely. Then at a guess the Cooling Down entry is a typo and should read maybee 45 instead of 49 which seems appropriate to see as a result if you were charged and is consistent from book to book.

I'll redo as Wasp vs Locust and see what get.

Here goes.

Wasp does 62: Cooling Down and the Locust does 52: Charge. They go to these pages.
The Wasp is told 52 and is sent to page 19 and sees the opponent at close range charging.
The Locust is told 62 and is sent to 27f and sees the opponent knocked down at medium range.

At a guess here the 27f is off and should read 13 and the 19 should read 45.

Redid my entry while people were posting. Yeesh! Slow down darn ya! aheh.

The Rifleman has an odd entry too. Charging will send to 13b which is close range knocked down.

We...we are so geekorish that we discuss the fine details of an old game design that is no longer in print. Not only that, we're responding fast, and doing testings, too.

I am gonna go and see if I can get a life....no wait, that's gone with board games. Oh well. I think I'll just go wait for Drake's Flame to post a new review. Yey! (?)

Joking aside, do either of you guys have lost world fantasy comabt books? How do those compare to the battletech ones?

In a way it feels as if charge move should result in 55 rather than 47. Seeing the oppopnent at med range cooling rather than knocked down. Neither fired or attacked in a way that would cause the cooling mech to topple over.

I have the Unicorn, Tiger Lady, Wraith, Dragon, Barbarian and Woman with Quarterstaff.

They are as good as the B-Tech books if not better as theres alot more of them! I didnt like much the introduction of cards, some rare.

Joking aside, do either of you guys have lost world fantasy comabt books? How do those compare to the battletech ones?