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OldReliable1862	16 Sep 2020 8:27 p.m. PST
As I continue my quest for the "best" set of WWI miniatures rules, I came across Dreadnought Rising, from Naval Warfare Simulations: link It's a computer-assisted ruleset, which is quite interesting, to me anyway. Has anyone tried them?

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