Don’t sleep on gaming this holiday season as Fantasy Flight Games just updated like all their FAQs!
Fantasy Flight Games has put out a TON of new FAQs for all their game systems that support Organized Play. That includes (but not limited to) Star Wars: Armada, X-Wing & Imperial Assault, Warhammer 40,000 Conquest, and a bunch of others! Check it out:
The time has arrived for another update to the FAQ and tournament rules for our Organized Play games. These two documents, along with each game’s original rulebooks, provide players with everything they need to know about their favorite game.
Download the Documents Now
It is important players stay up to date with the current documents. Knowing the details may be the difference between glorious victory and crushing defeat, and you can start learning these new changes by clicking on the links for your favorite games below:
All changes from today’s update will go into effect on January 1st, 2016.
- A Game of Thrones: The Card Game tournament rules (Updated November 2nd, 2015)
- Android: Netrunner FAQ (Updated October 16th, 2015)
- Android: Netrunner tournament rules (Updated October 16th, 2015)
- STAR WARS™: IMPERIAL ASSAULT FAQ (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- STAR WARS™: IMPERIAL ASSAULT tournament rules (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- Imperial Assault Explanation of Changes
- Star Wars™: Armada FAQ (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- Star Wars™: Armada tournament rules (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- Star Wars™: The Card Game FAQ (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- Star Wars™: The Card Game tournament rules (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- Warhammer 40,000: Conquest FAQ (Updated October 16th, 2015)
- Warhammer 40,000: Conquest tournament rules (Updated July 15th, 2015)
- X-Wing™ FAQ (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- X-Wing™ tournament rules (Updated December 21st, 2015)
- Explanation of the New Round Structure
Not Just For Tournaments
Tournament players aren’t the only ones who should read the new FAQ and tournament rules. In each document, you’ll find answers to many of the most commonly asked questions and rulings. Whether you’re looking to vie for the title of World Champion or play in the comfort of your own home with family and friends, the updated FAQs and tournament rules offer clarity and structure that will give you a better play experience.
First off good on FFG for keeping up with their games so consistantly For me this really builds in extra value when I step up to the register to purchase their products.
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