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From: "S. Wilson" <sswilson@?.??????????.edu> Date: Sat, 7 Jun 1997 16:43:41 -0700 (PDT) Subject: Re: Why Elven Ships
The rules make a big deal about how the maneuverable elven ships like the Man-of-War are a really neat thing. I don't see why. The main determinant factor in combat is SR--the only time you really need good MC is when: You're crashing. (None too common.) You're ramming. (Elven ships don't have rams.) Your large weapons are fixed. (Who would do that if turrets were as cheap as the boxed set makes them? Maybe if you had to allocate extra crew...) So why in the world does anybody use an underpowered ship like the Man-of-War? And how does it survive combat? (Especially when the elves get bawled out for adding more weapons--as written, there's nothing for about half your crew to do.) Hemlock
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Month Index: June, 1997
| Subject | From | Date (UTC) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Why Elven Ships | S. Wilson | |||
| Re: Why Elven Ships | Darkstar | |||
| Re: Why Elven Ships | Leroy Van Camp III | |||
| Re: Why Elven Ships | Jacob L. Sugar | |||
| Re: Why Elven Ships | S. Wilson | |||
| Re: Why Elven Ships | Jay Herrington | |||
| Re: Why Elven Ships | Albert Gill |