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I'm looking all over for English Starters. Where do I find them? From what I understand, they were at Gencon, right? Do I even need an English Starter? I can use beads for tokens, I own a ruler, and most paper stuff is a free download from the internet. I guess that if I pay for a starter, I'd like to be able to use everything in it. Any advice?
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I do not think they are needed. You do need to go to the main website, some of the profiles have been errated, but I am not sure if there is much difference between the printed rulebook and what you find on the web.
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I don't think you need the English starters. The .PDFs available on the Kraken website printed off in colour work just as well.
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Well actually, there won't be french starters anymore in US.
The stores will soon get english starters only.
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I believe the Warstore has English starters. They had them at GenCon.
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My Aurlok Starter has been ordered from The Warstore. I've commented on the order that I'd like the English version. Now I've gotta clear up a spot in my 'Mountain Of Lead' pile, so I can work on some Alchemy plastic!
StudioPasseno | Miniature Gallery
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though you don't exactly need most things in the starter, you will need the dice. they are not your normal 6 sided dice, they are a type of d3 dice system which includes damage symbols along with the numbers on the dice.
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CaptMorgan wrote:though you don't exactly need most things in the starter, you will need the dice. they are not your normal 6 sided dice, they are a type of d3 dice system which includes damage symbols along with the numbers on the dice. You don't even technically need the dice. Check out the reference sheet I created. It contains a crosswalk of the numbers and symbols on the three different dice to a regular d6.
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No, you don't have to have the dice, but they are handy. I've gotten two starter sets and now have a full compliment of dice (no re-rolling a die for me!).
Aaron
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I got my Starter in today. Quick Question: Tough/1. Does this mean that any incoming damage is reduced by 1? In the rules, it says the damage is reduced by (x) with a minimum of 1.
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Chris Passeno wrote:I got my Starter in today.
Quick Question: Tough/1. Does this mean that any incoming damage is reduced by 1? In the rules, it says the damage is reduced by (x) with a minimum of 1.
Yes. So if 3 damage is dealt, only 2 is marked card. However, if 1 damage is dealt, 1 is still marked on the card.
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