Re: Council of War,

>>	Hi I'm new to both Full Thrust and the group, but so far like
what
>> I've seen.  Can someone fill me in on the PBeM.  I take it there are
no
>> spaces ? What rules adaptations are you using etc ?
>	
>	Well, I can see by your sig that you are a fellow Babylonian.  
>That's good because most PBEM games revolve around this universe.  
>The best are run by Mark "Indy" Kochte who uses his own set of 
>conversion rules.  A copy of these rules exist on the WWW, however his 
>URL escapes me at the moment.

Thanks, Mark.  :-}  I'm waiting to see what you come up with (hurry up,
man! don't worry 'bout those exams; they'll give 'em again next year!)

The URL:

    http://scivax.stsci.edu/~kochte/full-thrust.html

brings you to my [boring] main page, but from there you can find all the
stuff I've worked on, a couple past PBeM games I've left up for a
temporary
archive (one of 'em will have to come down at some point for space, but
I
don't know which yet)

>	However, I do have a link to Mark's rules on my Unoffical Full
Thrust 
>WWW Page <http://www.uwm.edu/~cthulhu/FT/thrust.html>.  There you will 
>find not only a link to Mark's B5 rules, but other background rules,
ship 
>designs, links to other FT pages, and other fun stuff.  Check it out.

Is a verra nice page. Much prettier than mine.

Mk
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