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| Q1 | How long should a normal game take to play? | |
| A normal game can be completed in an hour to an hour and a half, depending on the size of fleets engaged. | ||
| Q2 | Do you need an exact strike value of 18 to destroy a Naval Base? | |
| No, a score of 18 or over is required. | ||
| Q3 | Do I need SD3000 spaceship models to play the game or can any spaceship models be used? | |
| No! as long as the model carries a ship identification code as outlined in the rules, then any models can be used. | ||
| Q4 | What size table is required to play the game? | |
| This depends upon whether you intend to use models or counters. If using models in conjunction with hexes measuring 30cm across flats, a 6ft x 4ft table is required. However, if using counters to represent the spaceships, and hexes measuring 17cm across flats, a table measuring 3ft 6" x 2ft 6" is perfectly adequate.
Counters and 17cm Hex can be downloaded free from the Downloads page. |
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| Q5 | When 2 friendly Task Forces occupy the same Hex, why can't they combine and redistribute their ships? | |
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This issue has promoted much discussion. As a result Optional Rule 8 has been produced in response to feedback from SD3K players. |
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