Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

Chris

There is a FAQ, but old. We had a volunteer doing it, but he has dropped
off. I might be able to get to it post rulebook.

J


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This goes under the list of good ideas that I don't have time to
implement Don't know if this has been suggested but a FAQ would be
great on Warrior. It could have different sections (such as why 1.5
ranks, list generation philosophy questions, etc.) and be a file on
here. Everyone would be required to read the FAQ BEFORE asking
questions. Might avoid some of the issues withing bringing up dead
horses and sleeping dogs :-)

Anyway, I believe there was someone on this board that had a website
with an archive of messages. The FAQ could be an extension of this but
should stay on the list board.

Obivously Jon doesn't have time for this but he might appreciate the
help as long as the answers were quotes of the FHE and not someone
that has chimed in on a subject.

Chris Tebo
San Antonio, TX

PS. Not trying to butt in and add work but wanting to help the
'newbies' and the rest of us that don't have the memory we once used to!


--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@... wrote:
>
> Noel, you ask good questions.
>
> It is our policy to answer 'why' and design questions on a case by
case
> basis. Usually - for me anyway - what causes me to choose to answer
is something
> like the following.
> 1. the subject is not one we have beat to death here already
> 2. the questioner is someone new or someone who is not known for
repeatedly
> poking us in the eye
> 3. I have time
>
>
> For #1, sometimes I guess wrong as to whether the questioner knows
about
> previous conversations on this subject. What's interesting about
your mail is
> that your three examples all fall smack into this category - and
answers to
> questions in those areas (1.5 ranks, flaming arrows, list rules)
inevitably
> bring to the surface those who want to reopen the wounds of their
old complaints
> and gripes. Such discussions seriously degrade our motivation to
work on
> the game..lol Its tiresome.
> Unfortunately, Yahoo SUCKS at permitting archival searches. In
about a
> year, we will have a full time forum capability supporting Warrior -
but until
> then it will just have to wait until I can get a chance to search
the forum for
> message numbers that start threads on answered design subjects so
that we can
> reference those message numbers when folks ask about them.
> For #3, I am crashing on the revised rulebook and have been
struggling with
> it for a couple years now. Its a part time job and one of many for
me. We
> are going to put this baby on the shelf May 15 and when we do, I
will be able
> to get to a whole galaxy of undone Warrior tasks - one of which is
a set of
> free online designer's notes.
>
> Can I ask your patience and support until we get these things fixed?
>
> Jon
>
>
>
>
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Thought so... And please keep up the good work and don't delay over
this suggestion. Maybe someone will step forward again. I don't want
to add work on your plate as getting things 'right' is more important
than putting out copious quanitities of work requiring too much irrata.

We really enjoy the rules down in the Republic. We leave them as is
down here (no jab intended for those that modify the rules) as we want
to be sure we can compete anywhere without surprises (YIKES! Does
anyone remember playing 7th Edition and having it played differently
in Texas, the East Coast and Australia?)

Thanks for all of your hard work.

Chris Tebo


--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@... wrote:
>
> Chris
>
> There is a FAQ, but old. We had a volunteer doing it, but he has
dropped
> off. I might be able to get to it post rulebook.
>
> J
>
>
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>

Gads! Sorry about the spelling issues. It's beddy-by time for me! LOL

Chris

--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, "ancientsgamer" <christebo@...>
wrote:
>
> Thought so... And please keep up the good work and don't delay over
> this suggestion. Maybe someone will step forward again. I don't want
> to add work on your plate as getting things 'right' is more important
> than putting out copious quanitities of work requiring too much irrata.
>
> We really enjoy the rules down in the Republic. We leave them as is
> down here (no jab intended for those that modify the rules) as we want
> to be sure we can compete anywhere without surprises (YIKES! Does
> anyone remember playing 7th Edition and having it played differently
> in Texas, the East Coast and Australia?)
>
> Thanks for all of your hard work.
>
> Chris Tebo
>
>
> --- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@ wrote:
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > There is a FAQ, but old. We had a volunteer doing it, but he has
> dropped
> > off. I might be able to get to it post rulebook.
> >
> > J
> >
> >
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> >
>