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Warhorse Simulations | Automated Card Tracking System

Warhorse Simulations | Automated Card Tracking System

ACTS is a free on-web service which allows you to set up and track card decks for PBEM games. Currently configured for: AH/Hasbro's Hannibal, For the People, Successors, Titan, and We the People; GMT's Paths of Glory; and QED's Blue vs Gray.

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