Federation Commander

I've tried this match up again and again with Klingon D5W and a Hydran Dragoon (no Stingers) on a fixed map.

If the hydran plays the waiting game, eventually, the Klingon is run into a corner and ...

It is intended to be both ways. In the offending sentence, towed is not meant to reflect who established the tractor or not, but is meant to reflect who is controlling movement or not.

So, if a sh ...

I totally understand now. Thanks!

For the following statement:

two if the ship being towed is twice (or more) the movement cost of the towing ship.

I was interpreting movement cost as move ...

I'm having a reading comprehension problem with the following statements:

Only the ship which put more energy into movement actually moves. Reduce its Baseline Speed by one level;

This makes s ...

That said, if option #3 wasn't the answer, then the only other real option is that nothing can carry a phaser-G because it isn't listed for any option mount for any ship.

I thought the same thi ...

In general, WPN denotes full option mounts, while DRN denotes limited option mounts. Not the clearest system, I guess, but it is what was done. So, on Orion ships, DRN does not mean "drone", ...

Some ships double both but only lose 1 engine box, IIRC. the LR loses only one box if it doubles both engines. At fleet scale, it marks the "warp det" box, and if the warp det box is marked ...

In SFB, the Battle Raider has five full options. However, during playtest there was much whining* about the ability of the ship to carry five photons or five Pl-F. So, the wing mounts were "nerfe ...

Yes, it looks like you got it.

Excellent! The last thing I have to be clear on is how many impulses I have to wait to terminate EM.

Emergency deceleration and end of turn aside, I have to wait ...

Any mount that can hold a phaser-1 can have a phaser-G, but no ship can have more than one phaser-G.

I do not see the 'section mark' annotated for any ship's option mounts listed in 5L1a.

1. I' ...

See the second example for (2B2b). It give an explicit example of a Fed frigate doing exactly that.

Excellent! I was searching for an answer to this very topic and am surprised I missed this specif ...

Ok, I see it in 2D4d:

Evasive Maneuvers do not continue into the next turn (unless power is spent in the Energy Allocation Phase of that turn, which counts as an Announcement for purposes of termin ...

You have to pay every turn.

Thank you sir! You've been most helpful as I learn the rules.

And note that this is un-disabled batteries, too. So, if you are damaged and have no remaining un-disabled batteries and you perform Emergency Deceleration, and reinforcement energy will be wasted, ...

Evasive maneuvering must be paid for every turn it's used. Is this correct?

For example, if I pay for EM during impulse #8 (for whatever reason... maybe to avoid being tractored) and wish to contin ...