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2013/10/26 02:16:51
Subject: Looking for Suggestions for house rule to make assault faster
Can anyone think of ways to make assault go faster? I'm actually hesitant to play assault heavy armies just because it takes so damn long.
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2013/10/26 02:56:06
Subject: Re:Looking for Suggestions for house rule to make assault faster
One obvious starting point would be to go back to single pile-in moves instead of having to move models several times at different initiative steps.
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2013/10/28 15:54:15
Subject: Looking for Suggestions for house rule to make assault faster
