Also note the Arrival Vengeance has some updated deck plans for the AHL. While the physical size of the plans is smaller the scale has been reduced as well.Originally posted by Dean:
Yea, the "official" AHL deckplans are actually to standard Traveller scale on 1/2" square grid, as I recall, to accommodate the counters.
There was one layout for the majority of the "fuel decks" which consisted of on the order of 65 identical decks where the only features were a couple of vertical access tubes which ran the length of the ship. It's pretty impressive all laid out, and would take a pretty big room to lay out all the sheets if you had all the fuel decks printed out. The game came with one copy of it.
I'd look and tell ya fer sure but I don't want to dig it out of the box in the garage.
wel, i guess that answers, part of my original question as to the largest known deck plans... now i have another: anyone know where a can get a copy of said plans?Originally posted by Shadow Bear:
Also note the Arrival Vengeance has some updated deck plans for the AHL. While the physical size of the plans is smaller the scale has been reduced as well.
wel, i guess that answers, part of my original question as to the largest known deck plans... now i have another: anyone know where a can get a copy of said plans?Originally posted by Shadow Bear:
Also note the Arrival Vengeance has some updated deck plans for the AHL. While the physical size of the plans is smaller the scale has been reduced as well.
does anyone know for sure if it does, or not?, i'd hate to spend $48+ thinking it will have them even in B&W, and NOT get them at all....Originally posted by Dean:
[QBThe listing doesn't say if it includes the maps for AHL, but it does say there is 32 color pages of the original games' materials- and since I own most of them in the original editions, AHL's maps are the only reason I can think of that the reprints would need that many pages, in color.[/QB]
are you sure?? it specifically says "maps not included"... now, does that mean that the deckplans are described verbally but not in a pictorial form?, or does that mean the original plans have been micronized for printing on the individual pages in the book, and not the huge 2ft by 3ft minature-scaled paper maps like in the boxed set?Originally posted by Tanuki:
The plans for AHL are in the second reprint set: Supplements 1-13 The Classic Supplimants. It's the "Lightning Class Cruisers" supplement.
Originally posted by Ellros:
[QB]Alright, I looked, and here's what I found...
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Interesting. A different take than the GDW plans...
cool, the local WOTC has a copy of that one, i'll look at it to see if the plans are what i want before i buy it...Originally posted by WarriorKnight:
The Games 1-6 Book
Not really useable, however. Dra'k'ne Station is a big *cube* of rock with a dungeon in it. as a "space station" it reeks...Originally posted by RandyT0001:
The entire station (asteroid) encompasses roughly 114 million Dtons of volume.
Gee... it always looked to me more like a big *turd* than a cube.Originally posted by GypsyComet:
Dra'k'ne Station is a big *cube* of rock with a dungeon in it.