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| Which rules book to get. #166197 01/26/09 01:50 PM 01/26/09 01:50 PM |
Joined: May 2003 Posts: 4,451 West coast of Norway Rolf_Nilsen OP
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Posts: 4,451 West coast of Norway | I was looking at rules books today, and more or less decided to get this one: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rules-Pract...d=I1D6VSRE1J9A5T&colid=3T69PIYNP9UI4Now, I was wondering which other books you would recommend? Personally I think the case book would be a splendid read if they added some flesh, personality and humour to the cases. Anybody who knows of a good rules book built on that concept? It could be enjoyable to read compared to the dull rules book I have studied earlier. | | | Re: Which rules book to get.
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Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 12,310 South Carolina Jake
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | I was looking at rules books today, and more or less decided to get this one: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rules-Pract...d=I1D6VSRE1J9A5T&colid=3T69PIYNP9UI4Now, I was wondering which other books you would recommend? Personally I think the case book would be a splendid read if they added some flesh, personality and humour to the cases. Anybody who knows of a good rules book built on that concept? It could be enjoyable to read compared to the dull rules book I have studied earlier. I haven't read that particular one - but I do prefer Dave Perry's rule books. Dave has historically been very close to the rule making/changing process and his books are full of diagrams, scenarios, and detailed interpretations. I have Dave Perry's book for the new rule set and like it. There is actually some humor in it.
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