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Prior to [[Rackham]] having their site shut down, they had a pretty badass tabletop miniature game called AT-43. The setting basically detailed the misadventures of a number of different factions kicking the crap out of one another in order to become the dominant one. The games were smaller-scale and ran a bit smoother than [[Warhammer 40K]] because the miniatures had handy stat-cards available. The general gist of the factions were as follows: | Prior to [[Rackham]] having their site shut down, they had a pretty badass tabletop miniature game called AT-43. The setting basically detailed the misadventures of a number of different factions kicking the crap out of one another in order to become the dominant one. The games were smaller-scale and ran a bit smoother than [[Warhammer 40K]] because the miniatures had handy stat-cards available. The general gist of the factions were as follows: | ||
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Revision as of 22:19, 20 October 2016
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Prior to Rackham having their site shut down, they had a pretty badass tabletop miniature game called AT-43. The setting basically detailed the misadventures of a number of different factions kicking the crap out of one another in order to become the dominant one. The games were smaller-scale and ran a bit smoother than Warhammer 40K because the miniatures had handy stat-cards available. The general gist of the factions were as follows:
Damn It
Sadly Rackham's site's been down since getting DDOS'd back in December. And the company is going through Liquidation. Unless someone picks the line up there will be no more minis. :(
Links
The Official Site (Down as of December 9th, 2010) (probably shouldn't follow this link, as it has a JS:Redirector trojan on it.)
