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Final Combat Complete combines the original book with The Expansion in
170 perfect bound pages. The rules use a chit driven activation system
based upon the troop quality of individual characters. It is predicated on
the notion that soldiers with the greatest experience and training can
accomplish the most.
Final Combat Complete contains all of the rules necessary for infantry,
armor and combined arms, but does not include any armored fighting vehicle
data sheets. Anthology of Armor is a supplement that provides detailed
statistical data and game-play information for 195 of the most important
armored fighting vehicles of Germany, the U.S., the U.K., the U.S.S.R.,
Italy, France, Japan and Poland.
The Final Combat Skirmish System is unique because it presents a 1:1
ground scale in a "one second of worthwhile action" context. It borrows
from the great role-playing formats of the past and presents a scalable
level of detail that is determined by the size of the forces in play.
If you are looking for skirmish rules with elegant yet simple mechanics and
you demand the ultimate in realism, try Final Combat Complete.
170 perfect bound pages. The rules use a chit driven activation system
based upon the troop quality of individual characters. It is predicated on
the notion that soldiers with the greatest experience and training can
accomplish the most.
Final Combat Complete contains all of the rules necessary for infantry,
armor and combined arms, but does not include any armored fighting vehicle
data sheets. Anthology of Armor is a supplement that provides detailed
statistical data and game-play information for 195 of the most important
armored fighting vehicles of Germany, the U.S., the U.K., the U.S.S.R.,
Italy, France, Japan and Poland.
The Final Combat Skirmish System is unique because it presents a 1:1
ground scale in a "one second of worthwhile action" context. It borrows
from the great role-playing formats of the past and presents a scalable
level of detail that is determined by the size of the forces in play.
If you are looking for skirmish rules with elegant yet simple mechanics and
you demand the ultimate in realism, try Final Combat Complete.
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