Re: Figther Thought Questions

K.H.Ranitzsch wrote:

>Complex phrasing is a notorious problem when writing rules, if you aim
to be
>reasonably comprehensive and idiot-proof (*). WRG Ancient period rules
(DBM
>and their ilk) are perhaps the best (worst?) example of this
difficulty.
>
>  
>
If you're calling DBM et al some of WRG's complicated sets, then you've 
either never seen or have blacked-out 7th edition Ancients. Possibly 
designed to keep rules lawyers entertained and so keep them away from 
other games.

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