Locarno: Europe 1926 - Revision history

Charlesf at 18:47, 26 June 2009

2009-06-26T18:47:28Z

Charlesf: /* Civil Disorder */

2009-06-26T18:44:30Z

Civil Disorder

Charlesf: /* Special Rules */

2009-06-26T18:43:59Z

Special Rules

Charlesf: /* Map Clarifications */

2009-06-26T18:43:26Z

Map Clarifications

Charlesf: /* Space Names and Abbreviations */

2009-06-26T18:34:46Z

Space Names and Abbreviations

Charlesf: /* Space Names and Abbreviations */

2009-06-26T18:32:41Z

Space Names and Abbreviations

Charlesf: /* Space Names and Abbreviations */

2009-06-26T18:30:53Z

Space Names and Abbreviations

Charlesf at 18:29, 26 June 2009

2009-06-26T18:29:57Z

Charlesf at 18:27, 26 June 2009

2009-06-26T18:27:07Z

Charlesf: Added image

2009-06-26T18:22:58Z

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 The GM determines how DPs have been allocated. In the event of a conflict, an order for a particular minor power’s unit is followed if it is supported by more DPs than any conflicting order. See the following examples:
-Example 1. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechya. No other major Power allocates a DP to Austria so the Austrian unit supports the German attack on Czechya.''
+Example 1. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechia. No other major Power allocates a DP to Austria so the Austrian unit supports the German attack on Czechia.''
-Example 2. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechya. Italy also allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support an Italian attack on Switzerland. Since Germany and Italy each allocated one DP to Austria, neither controls Austria and the Austrian army simply holds in place.''
+Example 2. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechia. Italy also allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support an Italian attack on Switzerland. Since Germany and Italy each allocated one DP to Austria, neither controls Austria and the Austrian army simply holds in place.''
-Example 3. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates two DPs to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechya. Italy allocates only one DP to Austria to get it to support an Italian attack on Switzerland. Since Germany allocated one more DP to Austria than Italy did, the Austrian support the German attack on Czechya.''
+Example 3. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates two DPs to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechia. Italy allocates only one DP to Austria to get it to support an Italian attack on Switzerland. Since Germany allocated one more DP to Austria than Italy did, the Austrian support the German attack on Czechia.''
-Example 4. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechya. Italy allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support an Italian attack on Switzerland. In support of Germany, Turkey allocates one DP to Aus-tria to get it to support the German attack on Czechya. Although Germany, Italy and Turkey each allocated one DP to Austria, the Germans get the Austrian support be-cause the Turks supported the German diplomatic efforts with the Austrians.''
+Example 4. ''In Spring ‘26, Germany allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support a German attack on Czechia. Italy allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support an Italian attack on Switzerland. In support of Germany, Turkey allocates one DP to Austria to get it to support the German attack on Czechia. Although Germany, Italy and Turkey each allocated one DP to Austria, the Germans get the Austrian support because the Turks supported the German diplomatic efforts with the Austrians.''
 If, during a Spring or Fall turn, a Great Power allocates more DPs to minor powers than it is entitled to, all of that Great Power’s DPs are forfeited for that particular turn.
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 •	All SCs controlled by the GPCD that are occupied by a unit belonging to another Great Power are unaffected. If the occupying Great Power moves its unit out of the GPCD’s SC so that the SC is unoccupied at the conclusion of a Fall turn, a minor power army unit is built there and that SC is considered a newly independent minor power.
-•	For the remainder of the game, all newly independent minor powers are subject to the provisions of Section 2.3. Minor Powers. In particular, this means the new minor power can be influenced using Diplomacy Points (see IV. Diplomacy Points).
+•	For the remainder of the game, all newly independent minor powers are subject to the provisions of the Minor Powers rules. In particular, this means the new minor power can be influenced using Diplomacy Points.
 •	Once a Great Power is declared to be in permanent civil disorder, it may not be played by an active player again.
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 As soon as one Great Power controls '''18 SCs''', the game ends immediately and the player rep-resenting that Great Power is the winner.
-If two Great Powers each gain control of 18 or more SCs at the same time, the player repre-senting the Great Power with the most SCs is considered the winner. If the two Great Powers each control the same number of SCs, the game continues until one player has 18 or more SCs and that player has more SCs than any other player.
+If two Great Powers each gain control of 18 or more SCs at the same time, the player representing the Great Power with the most SCs is considered the winner. If the two Great Powers each control the same number of SCs, the game continues until one player has 18 or more SCs and that player has more SCs than any other player.
 Players may terminate the game by mutual agreement before a winner is determined. If this occurs, any decision reached by the players (e.g., concede game to one player, concede game to an alliance) must be accepted unanimously. If the players cannot agree, all players who still have pieces on the board when the game ends share equally in a draw.
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   Byelorussia		Bye
   Cologne*		Col
-  Czechya*		Cze
+  Czechia*		Cze
   Denmark*		Den
   Dobruja			Dob

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 •	All units of the Great Power in civil disorder (GPCD) are immediately disbanded.
 •	All SCs controlled by the GPCD that are unoccupied are immediately considered newly independent minor powers. Minor power army units are built in those minor power spaces.
 •	All SCs controlled by the GPCD that are occupied by a unit belonging to another Great Power are unaffected. If the occupying Great Power moves its unit out of the GPCD’s SC so that the SC is unoccupied at the conclusion of a Fall turn, a minor power army unit is built there and that SC is considered a newly independent minor power.
 •	For the remainder of the game, all newly independent minor powers are subject to the provisions of Section 2.3. Minor Powers. In particular, this means the new minor power can be influenced using Diplomacy Points (see IV. Diplomacy Points).
 •	Once a Great Power is declared to be in permanent civil disorder, it may not be played by an active player again.

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 •	The first turn of the game begins in Spring 1926.
-•	France, Britain and Italy may not build units in their respective colonial SCs, i.e Al-giers and Beirut for France, Tripoli for Italy and Suez for Britain.
 •	Britain starts the game with a fleet located in Gibraltar, whereas there’s no unit in Liverpool.

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 •	Gibraltar and the Dodecanese are sea spaces that contains land. This means that a fleet stationed in Gibraltar or in the Dodecanese can convoy an army. Equally, army movement from Gibraltar to Spain much as from the Dodecanese to Izmir (and vice versa) is allowed. Gibraltar's land portion divides Spain's southern coastline in two, while Morocco has merely one coast.
 •	Kiel, Suez, Denmark and Istambul are canal provinces. Hence, they have merely one coast.
 •	The Arabian Sea and the African Coastal Waters are adjacent and are divided by a line in the Red Sea. Blue bands along the map edges indicate that these portions of the Red Sea respectively belong to the Arabian Sea and African Coastal Waters.
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 •	Sicily and Naples are adjacent as shown by the landbridge arrow. Both fleet and army movement across the Straits of Messina is possible.
 •	Northern Ireland is an integral part of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, Ireland, the North At-lantic Ocean and the Irish Sea all border eachother.
-•	Gibraltar, Morocco, the Mid-Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean all border eachother.
 •	Greece, the Aegean Sea, the Eastern Mediterranean and the Ionian Sea all border each other.
 •	Sweden, the Gulf of Bothnia, the Gulf of Danzig and Baltic Sea all borer each other.

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   Konya			Kon
   Krakow*			Kra
-  Kurdistan			Kur
+  Kurdistan		Kur
-  Kuweit				Kuw
+  Kuweit			Kuw
   Latvia*			Lat
-  Leningrad*			Len
+  Leningrad*		Len
-  Lithuania*			Lit
+  Lithuania*		Lit
-  Liverpool*			Liv
+  Liverpool*		Liv
   London*			Lon
-  Marseille*			Mar
+  Marseille*		Mar
-  Milan*				Mil
+  Milan*			Mil
-  Morocco*			Mor
+  Morocco*		Mor
   Moscow*			Mos
   Munich*			Mun
   Naples*			Nap
-  Netherlands*			Net
+  Netherlands*		Net
   Norway*			Nwy
-  Palestine			Pal
+  Palestine		Pal
-  Paris*				Par
+  Paris*			Par
-  Persia*				Per
+  Persia*			Per
   Picardy			Pic
-  Piedmont			Pie
+  Piedmont		Pie
-  Pomerania			Pom
+  Pomerania		Pom
-  Portugal*			Por
+  Portugal*		Por
-  Rhineland			Rhi
+  Rhineland		Rhi
-  Rome*				Rom
+  Rome*			Rom
-  Rumania*			Rum
+  Rumania*		Rum
-  Saudi Arabia			SAr
+  Saudi Arabia		SAr
   Saxony			Sax
-  Siberia				Sib
+  Siberia			Sib
-  Sicily				Sic
+  Sicily			Sic
-  Silesia				Sil
+  Silesia			Sil
-  Slovakia			Slo
+  Slovakia		Slo
-  Southern Algeria		SAl
+  Southern Algeria	SAl
-  Spain*				Spa
+  Spain*			Spa
-  Stalingrad*			Sta
+  Stalingrad*		Sta
-  Suez				Sue
+  Suez			Sue
   Sweden*			Swe
-  Switzerland*			Swi
+  Switzerland*		Swi
-  Syria				Syr
+  Syria			Syr
-  Tripoli*			Tri
+  Tripoli*		Tri
   Tunisia			Tun
   Ukraine			Ukr
   Venetia			Ven
-  Volhynia			Vol
+  Volhynia		Vol
-  Wales				Wal
+  Wales			Wal
   Warsaw*			War
-  Yorkshire			Yor
+  Yorkshire		Yor
-  Yugoslavia*			Yug
+  Yugoslavia*		Yug
-  Adriatic Sea			ADR
+  Adriatic Sea		ADR
-  Aegean Sea			AEG
+  Aegean Sea		AEG
-  Arabian Sea			ARA
+  Arabian Sea		ARA
-  Baltic Sea			BAL
+  Baltic Sea		BAL
-  Black Sea			BLA
+  Black Sea		BLA
-  Caspian Sea			CAS
+  Caspian Sea		CAS
   Eastern Mediterranean	EAS

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   Albania		     	Alb
-  Alexandrette			Ale
+  Alexandrette		Ale
-  Algiers*			Alg
+  Algiers*		Alg
   Ankara*			Ank
-  Archangel			Arc
+  Archangel		Arc
   Armenia			Arm
-  Austria*			Aus
+  Austria*		Aus
-  Azerbaijan			Aze
+  Azerbaijan		Aze
   Beirut*			Bei
-  Belgium*			Bel
+  Belgium*		Bel
   Berlin*			Ber
-  Brest*				Bre
+  Brest*			Bre
-  Bulgaria*			Bul
+  Bulgaria*		Bul
-  Burgundy			Bur
+  Burgundy		Bur
-  Byelorussia			Bye
+  Byelorussia		Bye
-  Cologne*			Col
+  Cologne*		Col
-  Czechya*			Cze
+  Czechya*		Cze
-  Denmark*			Den
+  Denmark*		Den
   Dobruja			Dob
-  East Prussia			EPr
+  East Prussia		EPr
-  Edinburgh*			Edi
+  Edinburgh*		Edi
-  Egypt*				Egy
+  Egypt*			Egy
   Estonia			Est
-  Finland*			Fin
+  Finland*		Fin
   Gascony			Gas
   Gdynia*			Gdy
-  Gibraltar			Gib
+  Gibraltar		Gib
-  Great Poland			GPo
+  Great Poland		GPo
   Greece*			Gre
-  Hungary*			Hun
+  Hungary*		Hun
-  Iceland				Ice
+  Iceland			Ice
-  Iraq*				Ira
+  Iraq*			Ira
-  Ireland				Ire
+  Ireland			Ire
-  Istambul*			Ist
+  Istambul*		Ist
-  Izmir*				Izm
+  Izmir*			Izm
-  Kazakhstan			Kaz
+  Kazakhstan		Kaz
-  Kiel*				Kie
+  Kiel*			Kie
-  Konya				Kon
+  Konya			Kon
   Krakow*			Kra
   Kurdistan			Kur

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