Captain Kremmen said:
I don't really have a clue about this XP thing and will get it wrong on the day, is anyone adjudicating to ensure that no one either
a) cheats
b) (me) hasn't got a clue and does it wrong?
Andy
I don't know what kind of official enforcement there will be, but here is a summary of XP's and how you gain and use them in this tournament.
Gaining XP
For every battle you lose, each of your surviving ships that were involved gains 2 XP. For every battle you win, each of your surviving involved ships gains 4 XP. This is in
replacement of the normal XP table, you
do not get XP for killing, crippling enemy ships etc. You just get 2 XP per ship if you lose, and 4 XP per ship if you win. No more.
Spending XP
Increase crew quality. For 1 XP, you can attempt to increase crew quality. Roll a D6, if the result is greater than your current CQ then it will increase by 1. If the result is equal to or lower than your CQ, the XP is wasted.
Repair ship. Any number of XP can be spent to repair damage to a ship. For each XP spent, roll a D6 and multiply by 3. This is how many damage points are repaired.
Crippled ships may not spend XP in this way.
Refits/Other Duties. For every 2 XP you spend, you may make one roll on either the refits or other duties tables for that ship's race. If results cannot be applied, re-roll. You cannot re-roll simply because you do not like the result.
Tactical Judgement. Any number of XP may be kept aside for use in future battles. Each XP dice spent allows you to re-roll one dice that directly affects that ship (it can be your or your opponent's dice, eg stealth rolls made against you). Note XP dice do not allow you to re-roll a re-roll, so you cannot use an XP to re-roll a twin-linked weapon, and you cannot use a second XP to re-roll the same dice again if you still do not like the result.
so I probably will lose, but I am determined to kill as many Green drazi as possible on the day.
