Marking wrecks

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**Relapse**

According to the section about wrecks on page 68 in the main rules, the way to designate a wreck is to mark it with cotton wool smoke and flames.

If we go by RAW, then that means we must use cotton wool smoke and live flames. I guess if we set cotton wool on fire, that would take care of both needs.

**yakface**

And this is a rule question how?

Grammatically speaking when they say you should mark the wreck with "cotton wool smoke and flames" that within the bounds of the english language that can mean: cotton wool smoke and cotton wool flames.

**fullheadofhair**

Posted By yakface 08/17/2006 8:23 PM

And this is a rule question how?

Grammatically speaking when they say you should mark the wreck with "cotton wool smoke and flames" that within the bounds of the english language that can mean: cotton wool smoke and cotton wool flames.

I am sorry but you are wrong. From now on every gamer will need to carry GW Promethium Fuel ($20 for 3oz), GW Matches ($10 for 5) and GW Anti burn cream ($25 for 3oz). Will be available as a set for $57.

**Clayman**

i just turn them over.
sort of saves me the trouble of setting my tanks on fire

**happypants**

I don't know, I think I am with fullheadofhair on this one, no other way than lighting them up.