Star Fleet Battles Designer's Edition, Expansion #2

Expansion #1 had sold very well (and was reprinted as-is), but things had changed. The two partners disagreed on the directions the company needed to take, and decided that the best solution was to divide the company in half, with one half staying as Task Force Games (and incorporating as Elco Enterprises) and the other half becoming the Amarillo Design Bureau. After some serious negotiations, the two companies reached a mutually agreeable working relationship that was one of the most bizarre in the history of the wargame industry. (No one could even tell which company was in charge of what, but ADB was in charge of designing new products and owned all of the copyrights to all SFB products). ADB designed Expansion #2. As with Expansion #1, the book started with a few pages (19?!?) of updates (the dreaded errata were spreading like a fungus). These updates were not just corrections and tweaks to older rules, but included some entirely new rules and even entirely new concepts, such as th