FOG : The documents needed

nicofig · Post by **nicofig** » Sun Jun 08, 2008 7:11 am

Hello everyone,

Here is a list of documents required for any FOG player.

The rules :

FOG Errata

FOG FAQ

Quick Play Reference Sheet

Players Index

The Javier Minguillon's full turn sequence

The tournaments :

Olivier Dader's Army list calculator

Score Calculation Chart

Scoresheet

nikgaukroger · Post by **nikgaukroger** » Sun Jun 08, 2008 8:25 am

Personally I don't use the QRS or the Players Index - no need.

Also I think it is better to say Olivier's list calculator or similar as not everyone uses it and some prefer their own versions and I don't think the use of a single format should be forced upon players. However, for those looking for a list spreadsheet making players aware of it is very useful indeed

Finally I always expect compatition organisers to provide the scoresheet

nicofig · Post by **nicofig** » Sun Jun 08, 2008 9:23 am

I agree with you, Nik, but it is an indicative list to help newbies

JMTS1 · Post by **JMTS1** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:15 am

Having just got round to picking up an FoG set, I was pleased to note the avaliability, via this site, of a quick play reference sheet.

However, it is unecessarily pretty and reqires too much consumption from colour cartridges at the expense of clarity. A black and white version would have been far better.

hammy · Post by **hammy** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:28 am

JMTS1 wrote:Having just got round to picking up an FoG set, I was pleased to note the avaliability, via this site, of a quick play reference sheet.

However, it is unecessarily pretty and reqires too much consumption from colour cartridges at the expense of clarity. A black and white version would have been far better.

Just tell your printer to print in monchrome. You should be able to do that through print settings.

babyshark · Post by **babyshark** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:29 pm

JMTS1 wrote:Having just got round to picking up an FoG set, I was pleased to note the avaliability, via this site, of a quick play reference sheet.

However, it is unecessarily pretty and reqires too much consumption from colour cartridges at the expense of clarity. A black and white version would have been far better.

Simple solution: just print it on the laser printer at work.

Marc

timmy1 · Post by **timmy1** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:09 pm

Unless you work for an employer who has banned colour printing by disconnecting the Colour printers/removing the colour photocopiers!