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Federation Commander & Star Fleet Battles: Captain's Log #41 - Igneous: Glass Colonies

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Federation Commander & Star Fleet Battles: Captain's Log #41 - Igneous: Glass ColoniesStart arming photons, best speed to Xanadu. Red alert, people, lets get ready to do our job! Join us for Captains Log #41 and find out about alien robot warships called Igneous ships. In Stones and Glass Colonies will the Federation be able to protect Xanadu, a mining colony, from an Igneous ship? In Igneous Down you can read the USS Antietams report of its encounter with one of the warships. Captain's Log #41 includes fiction, a tournament report,

“Start arming photons, best speed to Xanadu. Red alert, people, let’s get ready to do our job!”

 

Join us for Captain’s Log #41 and find out about alien robot warships called “Igneous” ships. In “Stones and Glass Colonies” will the Federation be able to protect Xanadu, a mining colony, from an Igneous ship? In “Igneous Down” you can read the USS Antietam’s report of its encounter with one of the warships.

 

Captain's Log #41 includes fiction, a tournament report, and information for all of our games including updates, new ships, a ship class history, and new scenarios.

 

Star Fleet Battles: This game gains five new scenarios, new SSDs (Juggernaut battleship, missile dreadnought, and frigate; Frax, Qari, Triaxian, and Sharkhunter fighter squadrons; Gorn and Romulan light battleships; Lyran Democratic Republic Dragoon and Ranger heavy cruisers, destroyer, and light cruiser), information about Banshee monsters, an update to The Lone Grey Wolf (T3), term papers, an article about the defenses of various capital systems, Q&A, a tactical primer on Singers, and much more.

 

Federation Commander: You will find three new scenarios, four new ships for the Frax, rules for Frax subs, command notes, and Command at Origins 2009 by Patrick Doyle.

 

Federation & Empire: This game gains a new scenario (Sector A of Hurricane), Q&A, tactical notes, and new ships.

 

Starmada: The Admiral edition of Romulan Armada is announced and two new ships are provided.

 

And there are still more articles: Ten questions, Awards, After-action, Command the Future, Input Guide, Why, Proposals Board, Background Questions, Galactic Conquest, the sixth part of the developmental history of heavy superiority fighters, and new action cards for SFBF.


Supports Federation Commander, Star Fleet Battles, Federation & Empire, Prime Directive, Star Fleet Battle Force, SFB Galactic Conquest, and Star Fleet Warlord.

The colorized SSDs from this issue are sold separately as is the Supplemental File (which includes reports from the 2010 Origins convention, more battle groups, Sectors B and C of F&E’s Hurricane scenario, and more new ships). Also available is the complete Federation & Empire Hurricane scenario that starts in Captain’s Log #41.

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