Forum: Rules Téma: BlueMoon Rules in English language ------------------------------------------ Lachwurzn: Sorry in case there is an extremely obvious answer to this question, but...is there a machine-readable version (i.e. hardcopy does not count here) of the BlueMoon rulebook ? Alternatively, are the standard decks and all their special functions on each and every card documented somewhere in machine-readable (i.e. copy'n'paste-supporting) format ? Thanks for any hints... stizn: ja, auf der englische blue moon seite :D www.blue-moon-games.com da klickst du auf die englische seite, und kannst dir alle regeln, karten und sonstiges ansehen. sg stizn Lachwurzn: Stizn, thanks for pointing me to the feared extremely obvious answer ("manchmal sieht man den Wald vor lauter Bäumen nicht"). Feel ashamed now... ;-( Dearlove: Sorry in case there is an extremely obvious answer to this question, but...is there a machine-readable version (i.e. hardcopy does not count here) of the BlueMoon rulebook ? In addition to that suggested, there's also a full colour PDF of the rules on the Fantasy Flight website. Unfortunately cutting and pasting from that isn't available. (I cut and paste from a Word document of the full rules, but that's not generally available.) Alternatively, are the standard decks and all their special functions on each and every card documented somewhere in machine-readable (i.e. copy'n'paste-supporting) format ? Unfortunately what I have there isn't available either (it's got the Pillar and Aqua on it as well). Ladoik: Zitat: Unfortunately what I have there isn't available either (it's got the Pillar and Aqua on it as well). Ahh, Dearlove... my Friend... mail it to me, please! Only a Joke ;) But if you will... *gg* Lachwurzn: >there's also a full colour PDF of the rules on the Fantasy Flight website I can't find it there. Can you please provide a full link to that document ? zauriel: http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/PDF/bluemoonrules.pdf Lachwurzn: Thanks ! By the way... The statement that "Unfortunately cutting and pasting from that isn't available" is not really true. If one has Adobe Acrobat Writer, one can copy whatever is required from the PDF - in other words, I have what I need now... R23: yeah, that's exactly what I thought when reading it. In Acrobat Reader, you can access the cut/paste mode by clicking the "Text" icon. R23.