Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[Don Coon]

Squad Leader does the same thing. Once you register your core rules set,
you get free errata for life. They used to print them twice a year, and
they dated the errata pages (I do not know how MultiMan publishing - the new
SL owners- is doing it). You popped out the old, popped in the new and you
had a seamless rule book. Be aware though you are comparing Warrior Core
rules at less than $20 to Squad Leader Core at $50. You pay quite a bit
more for the SL.

Don

> I agree.
>
> One thing (one of the few things) that I really liked about the Empire
> ancients rules system was the fact that the basic rules came in a three
ring
> binder and all supplemental material was sold as unbound on three hole
> punched paper. It is certainly easier to carry around one binder with
> everything (Rules, army lists, campaign Warrior, etc.) than five or more
> booklets with the information scattered throughout. I, for one, would
> happily pay more for this convenience - especially with the robust
internet
> / e-mail support you guys provide us with. Having the errata available
for
> download so we could print it out and slip it in our binders would be
great.
>
> I can see the Warrior (Visa) commercial now:
>
> Warrior second edition in a three ring binder - $45
> Army lists printed on three hole paper - $15
> Being able to download errata sheets and swap them out with the
originals -
> priceless
>
> Scott A McCoppin, AIA
> mccoppinarchitecture, pa
> 704.560.4154
> architecture@...
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kelly wilkinson [mailto:jwilkinson62@...]
> Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 2:38 AM
> To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] general questions
>
> Interesting. I don't recall any such poll on this list which is the main
> customer base. But your methodology for research may like many companys
> perhaps includes a cross-section of gamers rather than that of the full
> member base. I think Johnny's idea is a very cost effective measure for
the
> customer and having it available over the internet would save the most
> annoying erratta sheets if one could merely change a page out. I know that
> is one of the WRGisms that I would love to see go away. . .
>
> Kelly
> Wilkinson
> JonCleaves@... wrote:
> In a message dated 9/19/2003 20:01:25 Central Daylight Time,
> jmgarlic@...
> writes:
> When is that planned for?
> No earlier than next year at this rate.
> Have you
> considered a loose-leaf edition, then clarification/modification pages
could
> be
> downloaded.
> Yes. Our research shows most people don't want it that way and we
couldn't
> afford two versions. Maybe if we make more money....
>
>
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[Kelly Wilkinson]

Don,
Be aware also that it cost nothing to put out new sheets on the internet.
No ink or paper or printer to pay.

Kelly

jjendon@... wrote:
Squad Leader does the same thing. Once you register your core rules set,
you get free errata for life. They used to print them twice a year, and
they dated the errata pages (I do not know how MultiMan publishing - the new
SL owners- is doing it). You popped out the old, popped in the new and you
had a seamless rule book. Be aware though you are comparing Warrior Core
rules at less than $20 to Squad Leader Core at $50. You pay quite a bit
more for the SL.

Don

> I agree.
>
> One thing (one of the few things) that I really liked about the Empire
> ancients rules system was the fact that the basic rules came in a three
ring
> binder and all supplemental material was sold as unbound on three hole
> punched paper. It is certainly easier to carry around one binder with
> everything (Rules, army lists, campaign Warrior, etc.) than five or more
> booklets with the information scattered throughout. I, for one, would
> happily pay more for this convenience - especially with the robust
internet
> / e-mail support you guys provide us with. Having the errata available
for
> download so we could print it out and slip it in our binders would be
great.
>
> I can see the Warrior (Visa) commercial now:
>
> Warrior second edition in a three ring binder - $45
> Army lists printed on three hole paper - $15
> Being able to download errata sheets and swap them out with the
originals -
> priceless
>
> Scott A McCoppin, AIA
> mccoppinarchitecture, pa
> 704.560.4154
> architecture@...
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kelly wilkinson [mailto:jwilkinson62@...]
> Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 2:38 AM
> To: WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [WarriorRules] general questions
>
> Interesting. I don't recall any such poll on this list which is the main
> customer base. But your methodology for research may like many companys
> perhaps includes a cross-section of gamers rather than that of the full
> member base. I think Johnny's idea is a very cost effective measure for
the
> customer and having it available over the internet would save the most
> annoying erratta sheets if one could merely change a page out. I know that
> is one of the WRGisms that I would love to see go away. . .
>
> Kelly
> Wilkinson
> JonCleaves@... wrote:
> In a message dated 9/19/2003 20:01:25 Central Daylight Time,
> jmgarlic@...
> writes:
> When is that planned for?
> No earlier than next year at this rate.
> Have you
> considered a loose-leaf edition, then clarification/modification pages
could
> be
> downloaded.
> Yes. Our research shows most people don't want it that way and we
couldn't
> afford two versions. Maybe if we make more money....
>
>
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