Standard Bearer: A World of Confusion
March 2006·pp. 60–61
THE SHORT VERSION
Jervis Johnson acknowledges that the growing collection of army books, campaign supplements, magazine rules and online material makes it difficult to know what a game requires. He proposes clearer separation between army books and expansions, with the latter offering an agreed alternative style of play. Players and tournament organizers should make their choices explicit so opponents share expectations. The column presents clearer labels as a way to support future experiments while retaining an understandable core.
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