Hello everyone!

Though I've 'lurked' around these parts for some time, this is my first actual post! Unfortunately, there's not much opportunity to play games of Epic (of any stripe) but I have always admired the design of Epic Armageddon and Epic 40K in particular! (One of these days I might get further along on my person project of converting WH40K to use Epic:A rules... I have a general interest in rules development)

Now, onto the real question I have: I've often seen it written that the titan and super-heavy rules of Epic:A are perhaps the weaker part of that rules system and are less interesting than titan rules of Epic editions past. I tend to agree with that sentiment (from my admittedly limited experience!); Epic:A seems to have pretty ace tank and infantry rules but titans lack the 'epic' nature they had in Epic:40K, for example. So, I decided to search for additions that people might have made to introduce more advanced titan rules into the framework of Epic:A, and it seemed I had found just the right thing in Evil and Chaos' titan game! Alas, though I could find the original posts, I haven't been able to find a copy of the rules themselves!

Does anyone know where a copy of these rules can be found? Or have a copy they could kindly pass on? Or have they been purposefully removed from circulation?

Does anyone have experiences with them they'd like to share, or perhaps alternative suggestions for more advanced titan rules in Epic:A? (Or perhaps everyone these days really likes the Epic:A treatment of titans and I'm the odd one out?)

Thank you for any help!

Thinking Stone

He had a draft here: http://www.taccmd.tacticalwargames.net/ ... hp?id=8014

I googled Titanicus and Skinner and that's what came up. I haven't had a chance to read it fully through.

Thanks carlismo109!

Ironically, I was searching again and found that one during the day before I saw your reply! I think I first stumbled across it some time ago but I had trouble downloading it and then couldn't find if again....

Is Draft D the final version they put out? By the looks of it, it has all of the important stuff for a game, even if it isn't 100% complete. I recall finding a link (and just found some more) to Evil and Chaos' elf.planetquake.gamespy website but it's since become defunct (and the Wayback Machine doesn't have any of the PDFs archived).

Anyway, thank you again, carlismo109!
Thinking Stone