ROBOTECH Inherit the Stars RRT Strategy GAME PIECES Robotech Empire Ruins 2 Token

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This appears to be a detailed ruleset for the Star Drive game, which seems to combine elements of tabletop strategy and role-playing games. The text covers various aspects of gameplay, including fleet operations, army deployments, resource management, research and development, and deep space battles. Here's a breakdown of the key points: 1. **Star Drive Fleets**: Fleets can only explore within their local star group and do not have the capacity for deep space travel. 2. **Terrain Marker**: A garrison can be left on any terrain or planet marker, indicating the mobilization pool in that region. One Resource Point (RP) equals 100 Mobilization Points. 3. **Army Operations**: When fighting over a planet or terrain other than a fleet battle in open space, the resource points of the fleet used in operation become the ground forces' mobilization points. Armies are deployed when terrain features in the sector need clearing. 4. **Fleets In/Out of Operational Status**: You can only have as many fleets in operation as your resource points allow. If you no longer can support a fleet by the end of a turn, it must be retired. 5. **Deep Space Fleet Battles**: Small space craft are not launched in deep space battles because they provide no maneuvering benefit and become a liability to recover. 6. **Research and Development (R&D)**: Combinations must be announced at the beginning of the strategic turn. FTL Rated upgrades require specific combinations of ruins, artifacts, or gates. The R&D section outlines three levels of research: * Level 3 R&D: Achieving Fold technology requires recovering Golden Tribe Ruins with Spheris Artifacts and Garudan Gates. * Level 2 R&D: Various combinations can be achieved by recovering specific ruins and artifacts, allowing for imperfect or improved fold technology. * Level 1 R&D: Individual ruins and artifacts have limited effects on gameplay. This ruleset appears to be a complex combination of strategy, resource management, and role-playing elements. It would require careful planning and execution to master the game.