I would like to get my hands on all the books. When we started playing the product was already geting scarce in the States and with the rules being free I did not see the need to ordser them, but I regret that now.

It would even be better if I could get you guys to print a leather bound copy of them.

Thanks
Matt

I can send you a copy of my rundown,beat up VOID 1.1...not the Gamebox book,the purple "2nd ed " book.Just pay shipping.

Thanks, but I stumbled across a copy of 1.1 and the purple book. I still need Koralon force book, Junkers, and viridian.

I didn't think the Koralon book existed in any format other than PDF?

ya know I think you are correct.

"I didn't think the Koralon book existed in any format other than PDF?"

"ya know I think you are correct."

he is right, it never came out in print.

FWIW, there is a print version of the German Koralon book.

What is FWIW? And too bad I can' t read german anymore, or I would get it.

For What Its Worth...

The German Koralon book was A5 format, spiral-bound. Quite a pretty thing, actually - even though some unit points costs between the English and german version differed...

wat does pdf mean? i assum it means rule books downloaded from the site

pdf is a file format, the Adobe Postscript files. The stuff you need Acrobat Reader for to open and read them.

Vulture

yes.

as these are free .. its really work getting these as they clarify/change the old 1.0 rules for the better.

Some of the points were a bit whiffy and some units, didn't quite make their worth, (this is all the Pan-Humanic factions, the Korelon are the finished thing barring any future releases) There is a 4in1 (also pdf) which fixes some of the rules issues and really polishes the humanic factions well, BUT, the points adjustments are a bit furbarred so...


the best suggestion atm is to play using the 4in1 rules, using the points out of the forcebooks.

but dont worry, the 4in1 is still being worked on..


right guys

pdf litterally stands for Portable Document Format