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Hi all,

I am sure some of you know of and have played FAD (Fast And Dirty), written by Ivan Sorenson and made available for free online.

I have been meaning to post this for some time, but sometimes life gets in the way!

Long story short, Ivan has handed the reigns for FAD over to me, I created a new site for the rules last year, but didn't really get a chance to promote it!

The new site is located at: https://fadwargame.com/

If you want to view a print friendly version of the rules, you can see them at: https://fadwargame.com/sci-fi-wargames-rules/all (these can be printed as a PDF using chrome).

In this version I have made quite a few modifications based on a lot of play testing at our local club, all with the intention of streamlining the rules and fixing some issues that we found.

I have already created quite a few pre-written army lists here: https://fadwargame.com/official-army-lists/ Hopefully this will make it a little quicker to get into playing a game!

I have been a big fan of FAD for years, it is a fun wargame with some interesting mechanics and I hope that some other people will get the chance to play some games with miniatures from games that maybe they no longer play.

Mo

Thanks, It's always nice to look at other's interpretations of game rules.