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Which is why I went to the CON roll rules I use in SPQR. Nothing wrong
with the RQ3 fatigue rules <i>per se,</i> but as one more chunk of
bookkeeping, they were a real problem.<br>
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Wayne Shaw wrote:
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type="cite">Just as an aside, I still prefer the RQ4/AIG style fatigue
rules, just because it requires less bookkeeping than the RQ3 style
fatigue point rules.
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