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Stalkey and Co03 Apr 2022 5:43 p.m. PST

I read a few posts and heard a few comments here and there that the Epic ACW black powder rules are a bit streamlined and simplified. Given that they are based upon Epic that seems logical, but may only be a rumor.

So, is the A5 booklet included in the starter set different? I assume that the measurements may be different for the larger scale, but are there any other changes?

Thanks for the info – my set hasn't arrived yet!

D6 Junkie03 Apr 2022 7:00 p.m. PST

Hey Stalkey,
We play it about every other week.
Same rules.
The only difference we use is to half the movement
and firing distance and that is just a suggestion in the rules.

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