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Line 1: In classic [[BattleTech]] gameplay, '''Record Sheets''' are a key component besides the game board, playing pieces, and dice. ([[Alpha Strike (Game System)|Alpha Strike rules]] use a simplified data sheet, and the [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] game uses the [[Clix]] system of dials in a given playing piece's base to depict its current status.) In classic [[BattleTech]] gameplay, '''Record Sheets''' are a key component besides the game board, playing pieces, and dice. ([[Alpha Strike (Game System)|Alpha Strike rules]] use a simplified data sheet, and the [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] game uses the [[Clix]] system of dials in a given playing piece's base to depict its current status.) − Record Sheets are used by players to record the configuration and battlefield condition of an individual unit (playing piece), be it a [[BattleMech]] or another [[vehicle]], infantry unit, or fixed gun emplacement. There are no record sheets for regular buildings, minefields, or other terrain features although depending on the scenario being played and the exact rules used, some sort of stats may have to be kept for these as well. + Record Sheets are used by players to record the configuration and battlefield condition of an individual unit (playing piece), be it a [[BattleMech]] or another [[vehicle]], infantry unit, or fixed gun emplacement. There are no record sheets for regular buildings, minefields, or other terrain features although depending on the scenario and being played and the exact rules used, some sort of stats may have to be kept for these as well. For standard gameplay, a unit's record sheet needs to include (at the bare minimum): For standard gameplay, a unit's record sheet needs to include (at the bare minimum): Line 12:
Line 12: Note that it is not technically required to use "official" record sheets for playing, as long as the exact unit configuration and condition is properly recorded somehow. Note that it is not technically required to use "official" record sheets for playing, as long as the exact unit configuration and condition is properly recorded somehow. − ==Record Sheets as products== + ==See Also== − The initial [[BattleTech, 2nd Edition]] rulebook contained only blank record sheets that players had to fill out. Notably, game stats for BattleMechs as given in the rulebooks and [[Technical Readout]]s do not mention where extra [[heat sink]]s (those that are not integral to the engine) are mounted, nor is it always clear if lower arm and hand actuators are present on a given design.+ :''[[:Category:Record Sheets]] − − The [[BattleTech, 3rd Edition]] boxed set contained a record sheets booklet with official record sheets for the 14 basic 'Mech designs. Record Sheets have since become a game supplement product line alongside boardgame rules and Technical Readouts. − [[Category:Game Aids]] [[Category:Game Aids]] − [[Category:Record Sheets]] − [[Category:Product Groups]]
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In classic [[BattleTech]] gameplay, '''Record Sheets''' are a key component besides the game board, playing pieces, and dice. ([[Alpha Strike (Game System)|Alpha Strike rules]] use a simplified data sheet, and the [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] game uses the [[Clix]] system of dials in a given playing piece's base to depict its current status.) | In classic [[BattleTech]] gameplay, '''Record Sheets''' are a key component besides the game board, playing pieces, and dice. ([[Alpha Strike (Game System)|Alpha Strike rules]] use a simplified data sheet, and the [[MechWarrior: Dark Age]] game uses the [[Clix]] system of dials in a given playing piece's base to depict its current status.) | ||
| − | Record Sheets are used by players to record the configuration and battlefield condition of an individual unit (playing piece), be it a [[BattleMech]] or another [[vehicle]], infantry unit, or fixed gun emplacement. There are no record sheets for regular buildings, minefields, or other terrain features although depending on the scenario being played and the exact rules used, some sort of stats may have to be kept for these as well. | + | Record Sheets are used by players to record the configuration and battlefield condition of an individual unit (playing piece), be it a [[BattleMech]] or another [[vehicle]], infantry unit, or fixed gun emplacement. There are no record sheets for regular buildings, minefields, or other terrain features although depending on the scenario and being played and the exact rules used, some sort of stats may have to be kept for these as well. |
For standard gameplay, a unit's record sheet needs to include (at the bare minimum): | For standard gameplay, a unit's record sheet needs to include (at the bare minimum): | ||
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Note that it is not technically required to use "official" record sheets for playing, as long as the exact unit configuration and condition is properly recorded somehow. | Note that it is not technically required to use "official" record sheets for playing, as long as the exact unit configuration and condition is properly recorded somehow. | ||
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