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| − | '''''Jihad Hot Spots: 3070''''' picks up where ''[[Dawn of the Jihad]]'' left off, updating the course of the [[Jihad]] through [[3070]]. The book is again divided up by faction, but the greater division is in time, specifically one section for six months. In addition to information on the [[Inner Sphere]] and [[Clans]], some information about | + | '''''Jihad Hot Spots: 3070''''' picks up where ''[[Dawn of the Jihad]]'' left off, updating the course of the [[Jihad]] through [[3070]]. The book is again divided up by faction, but the greater division is in time, specifically one section for six months. In addition to information on the [[Inner Sphere]] and [[Clans]], some information about the [[Periphery]] finally trickles out in the source book. Also of note is the continuation of the style of ''Dawn of the Jihad'', including the journalistic treatment the events are given. Perhaps the most notable shift is the inclusion of scenario tracks at the end of each major section, rather than in one large annex at the end of the book. Instead, that space is reserved for other rules, including the use of nuclear weapons, which is in addition to the usual new units that accompany a source book. |
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Revision as of 12:13, 12 July 2007
Description
Jihad Hot Spots: 3070 picks up where Dawn of the Jihad left off, updating the course of the Jihad through 3070. The book is again divided up by faction, but the greater division is in time, specifically one section for six months. In addition to information on the Inner Sphere and Clans, some information about the Periphery finally trickles out in the source book. Also of note is the continuation of the style of Dawn of the Jihad, including the journalistic treatment the events are given. Perhaps the most notable shift is the inclusion of scenario tracks at the end of each major section, rather than in one large annex at the end of the book. Instead, that space is reserved for other rules, including the use of nuclear weapons, which is in addition to the usual new units that accompany a source book.