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So is this an add for Warmachine? It's not that bad of a game, but I'm waiting for the next edition in the hopes that it will be a bit more coherent. Awesome miniatures, though. Just wish they would print a single army book for each race, and leave off the fething cards.

Not an ad. Reference guides

FYI:
"Single army books for each race" are rumored to be in the works.

Most likely they will compile all existing options for one faction, add a couple new things, and fix a couple outdated/underused things. Though that last bit is pure speculation/wishful thinking.

I don't get the hate for the cards though. Damage tracking and special rule localization is handy IMO.

My hate for the cards is the text I have a hard time reading. I
started using my scanner to make my own "card," but then windows broke
and I have yet to download the new drivers.

I like the current release schedule but now that there's a ton of
stuff out for each faction (believe me, I'm feeling the weight of
numbers with this Dakka Articles thing) the faction Codex will
be a bit of a relief.

Hopefully this means a faster schedule of books