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Catalyst Game Labs => BattleTech Game Rules Questions => Topic started by: Gray_Noton_4lfe on 22 April 2024, 20:50:20
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wondering what the rule is to Self-destruct/blow up your Mech
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The rule in question is found in Tactical Operations: Advanced Rules, page 76.
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For future reference, rules question should be referencing a specific rule rather than I can you do....
Please review the following. In future of this nature will be moved.
Welcome! This is a forum for questions about how the rules found in the various rule books.
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