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Anyone know what the VOTG SASL was released in?
Don't think it's been released yet.Anyone know what the VOTG SASL was released in?
Last I read is that Tom Morin turned it over to MMP. We are now waiting for publication. Maybe coming to an ASL Journal near you...Anyone know what the VOTG SASL was released in?
Glad to hear it, well done JorgenI think that Journal 11 is when it will be released.
I believe that this (VotG SASL) is a Tom Morin project and also there has been no official confirmation of what SASL will appear in Journal 11 but Tom sent this to MMP early last year.Glad to hear it, well done Jorgen
Right, Jorgen has worked on several other HASL SASL's like RB, BRT and Berlin.I believe that this (VotG SASL) is a Tom Morin project and also there has been no official confirmation of what SASL will appear in Journal 11 but Tom sent this to MMP early last year.
Correct, this is a Tom Morin Project that I helped out with. MMP also have my RB and BRT Projects but I Think it is the VotG SASL that will appear, possibly together with my RB SASL Project as it will update the RB SASL in the spirit of the VotG SASL.I believe that this (VotG SASL) is a Tom Morin project and also there has been no official confirmation of what SASL will appear in Journal 11 but Tom sent this to MMP early last year.
That would be nice if they published BOTH SASL VotG and RB in Journal 11!Gerry they are very serious. VotG SASL brings new type of rules to make them work with the FtF Campaign Games in the module. Making this work in a similar way with RB was off course of interest for MMP. After that I took on BRT and with great help from proofers and testers I handed in what I think is a great SASL experience in the pacific. I have started on other MMP modules but they are far from ready for playtesters. I’m too involved in other projects at the moment to make them ready for playtest.
I'd be happy with an occasional update to the {A9} & {A10a} tables. Seems like an easy thing to post on their website if there isn't room for it in a Journal.It seem to me that with both of those projects they might even have enough SASL to do a SASL type Journal stand alone. If they include a reprint of the SASL Missions in earlier Journals and Annuals there is a 40+ page magazine right there.