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[Fantasy Flight Games] Warhammer 40,000—Rogue Trader RPG Hardcover

J-P Spore (Pathfinder Adventure Path Subscriber) Oct 12, 2009, 07:50 AM

Same game, with a couple of new mechanics to represent the fact that you can draw upon the resources of (at minimum) a planetary monopoly. Dark Heresy characters will fit into this game, but their skills are a bit outside of the requirements of a normal adventure. Acolytes will also lack access to some of the more powerful Rogue Trader talents, like "Melee Weapon Training (Universal)."

Map Packs + Lamination ???

J-P Spore (Pathfinder Adventure Path Subscriber) Apr 21, 2007, 09:19 AM

My group uses a magnetic gaming board, so I not only laminated my map cards, but I glued them to some magnet sheets as well. It works really well. The lamination didn't hurt the cards at all, and allows us to use wet-erase markers on them. The magnets keep them from sliding around.

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