Re: Stategic Thrust

> Hear Hear! There's a set of FT campaign rules on the web, and they
seem
> ok, but they pre-date More Thrust and I can't see any graceful way to
> include DS2 in them.

Are these Reasons rules?
 
> You also seem to want to get an RPG element involved - individual
> character stuff, James Bond actions, etc. That'd be interesting, as
the
> GZG universe is well set up for conflicts on all levels, not just the
> grand-tactical of FT and DS2 and the squad-tactical of SG2.

Odd.  I had been thinking along exactly those lines.  I hoped to 
create a combined campaign system based in either the 2300AD or 
Renegade Legion Universes.  
 
> See a post I made to the Hibernia thread regarding small nationalist
> groups who ship out of Earth to form independant colonies, or who
> rebel/seccede from their 'parent' power -- there can be loads of these
> factions, all enjoying varying degrees of success (or lack of same).
Some
> ideas I'll just spin off here of groups looking for a place of their
own:
> 
> Native American groups (apache, Hiada, mohawk, etc)
> native Australian Aborigines
> odd religions, old and new
> Quebec francophones (anyone here follow Canadian news over the last
couple
> years and longer?)
> fringe political movements, of all stripes (some unpleasant ones, and
some
> odd ones -- everyone from Greens to Nazis...)
> 
> and on and on I could go...and the relations between the little groups
and
> the superpowers would be endlessly complex as well...we could get some
> government/diplomacy rules going for those (like me) who are
interested in
> such. Any takers? Ideas,comments?
> 
> Brian.

I recommend that anyone interesed in this shoudl have a look at the 
resources for 2300AD on the web.  I've always suspected that FT was 
based on the 2300AD universe to some extent.  The Kra'vak are 
suspiciously like the Kafers.  Well apart from their Psychology. 
Another idea for separatist groups in 2300 are terrorist groups.  
Some of them are a very nasty lot indeeed. 
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Dublin Institute of Technology,
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