I guess there isn't really one of these yet so... "same procedure as last year"

Haven't looked it through that thoroughly yet but what stands out thus far is that the support that become troops now retain the ability to give resource cards, is this just a capitol thing or is it intended that way for all factions?

anyway the floor is open.

Each Troop Squad in an army gives a Resource Card.
Even squads that are changed from another slot (such as Support) to Troops.

I am a Capitol player and I like how it turned out. It's a shame that there are no HMG or LMG for basic infantry, but since Heavy Infantry is a troop choice, that would qualify them as HMG fire support for the light infantry.

I have a question. Sea Lions and Pride have Camouflage special skill, but there is no number in the brackets. What does that mean? Normally it is Camouflage (X).

That is correct, and who knows what will happen with time.

Hmm, good spot on the Camouflage rules, I will check for you!

In both cases, it should read as 'Camouflage (1)'.

oh I got it mixed up when i wrote that I thought it was all squads except troops, no idea where I got that from...

Thanks for the answer.

Page 15: Sea Lions entry
Passive: Guerrilla Tactics: When a Sea Lion leaves combat, the Engaged enemy Model(s) cannot ‘Free Strike’ the Sea Lion. Shouldn't that be "Free Slash"?

Last thing is attention to details. Mitch Hunter is stated to be a Colonel, but the art and the model itself picture him as a Captain. hmmmmm Pictures from the RPG and Warzone 1st edition. Maybe I am too demanding, but I like attention to details.

As I said elsewhere, the Orca entry is missing the paragraph about squad upgrades.

Apologies, 'See Upgrades' should list the main, secondary and Close Combat weapons.

Mitch has been listed in the past as both a Captain and as a Colonel. Well done on the research front! This might change, but we'll see.

Yep, every reference to 'free strike' should read as 'free slash'.

If I remember it right, Mitch was "upgraded" to a Colonel in the UWZ for one important reason. UWZ was played at a company level, level higher than previous editions. Since they added Majors on top of Captains they had to "upgrade" Mitch to one level higher than generic officers, otherwise it would look at least strange if he was leading an army.