Hey folks,

I just got a really kick *** game table. One of those wood ones with a recessed play area. I am not looking to invest in a miniature game. I am look at Armada as the miniature are painted and you do not need too much terrain pieces to make it interesting.

Before I make my decision, I really want to be able to read the rule set for Corellian Conflict. I really want to get an understanding of how the campaign work, and how building your fleet will work. I know such a campaign will require me to buy more ships, but I would like to know how much more.

I have looked a fair amount on the web trying to find a pdf of the rules. Usually FF posts all their rules, but not rules to this campaign.

Can anyone point me in the direction of the rule set?

Thank you

www.steelstrategy.com is documenting a RitR campaign. I haven't read the relevant blog entries but there might be enough info there to give you some idea.

The only way to read the rulebook without some copyright infringement occurring is to buy or borrow a copy.

On 8/23/2020 at 4:42 PM, Nanich said:

Hey folks,

I just got a really kick *** game table. One of those wood ones with a recessed play area. I am not looking to invest in a miniature game. I am look at Armada as the miniature are painted and you do not need too much terrain pieces to make it interesting.

Before I make my decision, I really want to be able to read the rule set for Corellian Conflict. I really want to get an understanding of how the campaign work, and how building your fleet will work. I know such a campaign will require me to buy more ships, but I would like to know how much more.

I have looked a fair amount on the web trying to find a pdf of the rules. Usually FF posts all their rules, but not rules to this campaign.

Can anyone point me in the direction of the rule set?

Thank you

If you don't want to invest much in the game, then I recommend Rebellion in the Rim, as you need less ships/squadrons to fill the fleets (they start at 200 points and can extend up to 250).

You can find the rules by searching for example "rebellion in the rim rulebook" in google. There's a reddit page that has it.