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I also already downloaded most of the free stuff catalyst offers the alpha strike rules for the tabletop and Battletech rules for the board game, as well as some hex stuff(seems like a building/resource pack for when I have a hex map?). I have figured out that I probably want to play the board game over the tabletop (hexes are great, and it requires less setup/is more mobile) and that I will probably want to buy one or (more likely) both of the coming boxed releases later this year, a few technical readouts or record sheets (depending on the answers I get to the above question) and maybe the boxed starter set.
If someone could point me in the right direction with that, that would be great.Īny other general advice on where to go, what to buy, and what to do, it would be greatly appreciated. It seems like they’re almost identical, with a $20 price point difference. One thing that I have not figured out, however, is the big difference between the Technical readouts and the Record sheets (the ones still in print/PDF by Catalyst). I’m a little lost because of the sheer volume of stuff there is in the tabletop and board games, but I’m slowly sifting through it all and figuring things out. Hello! I only recently got into the battletech tabletop/board/roleplaying games, though I’ve been interested in the universe as a whole for a few years now (Reactor.Online.
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