Starter Set

The original 1st edition oble Armada had a good starter set. Hex maps, counters, ship sheets, rules and a shed oad of plastic mims (4 Hawkwood Explorers, Frigates, Galliots, 4 Decados Raiders, Frigates, Galliots, 4 League Escorts and League Cargo Ships).

Hopefully the starter set will contain some thing along these lines. A basic little fleet to play with.

Could do a starter set for each House Faction.
 
The current plan is to have an (inexpensive but durable) rulebook, with five starter fleets - one for every main Royal House - released in February. The starter fleets will all be around 1,500 points, which is enough for a small campaign, priced at $29.99 or £20.

We'll be annoucning the specific contents of each very soon!
 
msprange said:
The current plan is to have an (inexpensive but durable) rulebook, with five starter fleets - one for every main Royal House - released in February. The starter fleets will all be around 1,500 points, which is enough for a small campaign, priced at $29.99 or £20.

We'll be annoucning the specific contents of each very soon!
Can we expect a pdf of the rulebook at the same time (or earlier)?

How many ships on average is ~1,500 points?
 
Will the ship stats and record cards be in the main rule book, or in a separate fleet book? Or will they come with the fleet boxes/starter sets?
 
All ship stats will be in the main book. We are also looking at doing some 'wipeable' data cards for each ship.
 
Coolness. If the cards come with the fleet boxes then it will avoid the Drakh/Dilgar situation, where each new fleet had an extra book to buy as well as the minis. Pretty soon we were all carrying around 4 or 5 books to every tournament, and that was with just 2 new races.
 
Laminated cards really do help, especially if they give you a place to put the critical levels on.

The various home-brew ACTA 1e and 2e did help a lot keeping the game going.
 
if you make the cards the same size as a warmachine card then they will fit in those little plastic sleeves so are wipe able,,, could save a few pennies for production.
 
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