Help me cobble together the rules

[Papabees]

I'm toying with the idea of setting up some games and I want to have all the rules in one place. So help me out. I know I need the ruleset from Strat Ops but what else would I want in a pdf if i was playing? People have referred to the various rulebooks and I'd like to know them all.

[Medron Pryde]

If doing BattleForce or QuickStrike, all you need is StratOps.

If you can get BattleForce 2, there are lot of rules for campaigns that are really cool as well.

Beyond that, I really can't think of anything else off the top of my head.

[Papabees]

Is there a list of all the Special abilities that anyone has put together for easy reference.

[worktroll]

At some stage, if you want the rules, you should by the books. Otherwise it's piracy, and we have to send the boys from the East India company round to ... talk ... to you.

More seriously - it's slightly uncouth to ask for copies of stuff on the corporate website, neh?

W.

[Papabees]

Sorry maybe I was not clear. I have purchased Strat Ops and most of the other books. I was referring to somewhere where I read a thread about an actual Quickstrike rule book being wished for so one could have all the rules in one place. That led me to believe that there might be something other than the Strat Ops section being needed. 

[worktroll]

Gotcha O0

[nckestrel]

Sorry maybe I was not clear. I have purchased Strat Ops and most of the other books. I was referring to somewhere where I read a thread about an actual Quickstrike rule book being wished for so one could have all the rules in one place. That led me to believe that there might be something other than the Strat Ops section being needed.

There are a few references to TW I think (ECM using TW ranges divided by 2 to convert to inches, rather than using the BattleForce ranges?).  But I believe the comment about having all the rules in one place is usually referining to the amount of the Quick-Strike rules that says use BattleForce rules with this exception, use Miniatures Rules with this exception, back to BattleForce rules with these exceptions, etc.  It saves on page count by not duplicating most of the BattleForce rules in the same book, but it makes reading the Quick-Strike rules cumbersome.

[Sagan]

  To be quiet honest. I'm one who would gladly buy the Quick Strike book if was ever released.

[breakdaddy]

I would love to see a full book with Battleforce Rules, QS Rules, and "Official" rules on melding the two like many folks here have done with using QS rules with maps.

[Gunbunnie]

  To be quiet honest. I'm one who would gladly buy the Quick Strike book if was ever released.

Me too.

Daryl