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(Machiavelli Variant - Map test only with no special rules)


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Author:TheWhiteWolf
Posted:Oct 06, 2009 at 7:19 pm
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Nathan et al,
Yes, this map-only variant will probably need some work. I'm thinking of trying one of the other time period variants, in which only six or seven powers are present, to see if it's more balanced.
As for the full variant, I'd love to run it eventually. I'm going to see if I can find an electronic version of the rule book first, or type it out if I can't. I suppose the AH/Hasbro website will be my first stop. There's also the option of scanning the whole thing in and saving a PDF. That would certainly be easier than typing everything out.
If I do decide to run a full version of the variant, it'll likely be done by hand, since RP obviously won't support most of the options. You'll all have first crack at playing, of course, and if/when it happens, I'll send out a private email before I start open recruiting.
Thanks again to Kevin and Nathan, our first and second to be eliminated. I'd love an EoG from Kevin, too! ;o)

Wolf

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--- On Tue, 10/6/09, Nathan Deily <ndeily(at)yahoo.com> wrote:


Thanks WW for a well run game as usual.

As for not seeing it coming, I pretty much expected Joe to wipe me out based on the first stab, but figured I would at least try to play along on the off chance he was being honest - since I knew I couldn't stop either he or max from wiping me out, I had few options.

Can't blame Max for his stab either.

My sole consolation in this one was that I did take Rome and that the Pope was taken down - who also fought valiantly by the way - and no hard feelings.

For what it's worth, I've never played the full version of the game, but I think the variant definitely needs some work. I'd be interested in understanding how the full rules work, since I assume they would have led to a very different set of outcomes.

Nathan


This message is in reply to post 13080:

Guys,
We have a bit of press from a modern-day Niccoló, and an exciting turn to boot! We say goodbye to our Neapolitan, Nathan, who fought valiantly until the end and never saw it coming. Of course, lack of knowledge of one's death doesn't necessarily make it either peaceful or easy. Nathan, an EoG would be welcome, either now or at the game's ultimate conclusion.


"Power can easily take a name, but a name cannot give power." - Niccoló Machiavelli, The Discourses. 1517


Players:

Austria: Aidan Slattery <AiSlattery(at)aol.com>
France: Mark Utterbach <MDemagogue(at)gmail.com>
Florence: Joe Babinsack <chaosonejoe(at)yahoo.com>
Milan: Nick Cherrier <zeclient(at)hotmail.com>
Naples: Nathan Deily <ndeily(at)yahoo.com>
Papacy: Kevin Burt <Brutus(at)wbhsi.net>
Turkey: Max Victory <maxatrest(at)yahoo.co.uk>
Venice: Garry Bledsoe <kielmarch(at)hotmail.com>


Press:
"Those who gnash their teeth, berate others, and generally whine the loudest get eradicated." Discourses 2009, Garriavelli


Orders:

Austria:
A Bergamo - Milan (*Bounce*)
A Carinthia - Trent
A Savoy Supports A Genoa (*Disbanded*)
A Slavonia - Carinthia
A Tyrol Supports A Turin

France:
A Avignon - Turin (*Fails*)
F Provence - Savoy
A Saluzzo Supports F Provence - Savoy
F Sardinia Supports F Piombino - Tyrrhenian Sea
A Swiss Supports A Avignon - Turin

Florence:
A Bologna Supports A Mantua (*Ordered to Move*)
F Corsica Supports F Piombino - Tyrrhenian Sea
A Florence - Pistoia
F Ligurian Sea Convoys A Lucca - Genoa
A Lucca - Genoa (*Fails*)
F Modena Supports A Lucca - Genoa
A Patrimony - Rome
A Perugia Supports A Patrimony - Rome
F Piombino - Tyrrhenian Sea
A Urbino - Spoleto

Milan:
A Cremona - Milan (*Disbanded*)
A Genoa Supports A Savoy (*Cut*)
A Montferrat Supports A Genoa
A Pavia Supports A Turin
A Turin Supports A Savoy (*Cut*)

Naples:
F Capua - Naples (*Fails*)
F Rome Supports F Piombino - Tyrrhenian Sea (*Disbanded*)
A Spoleto - Aquila

Turkey:
A Bari Hold
F Central Mediterranean - Palermo
F Gulf of Naples Supports F Salerno - Naples
F Ionian Sea - Lower Adriatic
F Lower Adriatic - Upper Adriatic
F Salerno - Naples
F Western Mediterranean - Central Mediterranean

Venice:
F Ancona Hold
A Carniola Supports A Friuli
F Croatia Hold
A Friuli Supports A Carniola
A Mantua - Cremona
A Parma Supports A Mantua - Cremona
A Verona - Bergamo (*Fails*)


Retreats:

Milanese A Cremona has no retreats, disbanded.
Neapolitan F Rome has no retreats, disbanded.
Austrian A Savoy has no retreats, disbanded.


Unit Positions: (SCs/Units)

Austria: (4/4)
Armies - Ber, Cri, Trn, Tyr

France: (6/5) - Build 1
Armies - Avi, Swi, Slu
Fleets - Sar, Sav

Florence: (11/10) - Build 1
Armies - Bol, Luc, Per, Pst, Rom, Spo
Fleets - Cor, LS, Mod, TS

Milan: (5/4) - Build 1
Armies - Cre, Gen, Mon, Pav, Tur

Naples: (0/2) - Disband 2 ELIMINATED
Armies - Aqu
Fleets - Cap

Papacy: ELIMINATED

Turkey: (9/7) - Build 2
Armies - Bar
Fleets - CM, GON, LA, Nap, Pal, UA

Venice: (9/7) - Build 2
Armies - Cre, Crn, Fri, Par, Ver
Fleets - Anc, Cro


Deadline:

Winter 1456 is due Thursday, 8 October at 2pm EDT (6pm GMT.) Let me know if this isn't enough time, and I'll adjust. However, if there is a change, I won't be able to adjudicate until at least Saturday, as I'm going straight from work to the Tempest in a Teapot tournament (PLUG PLUG PLUG). ;o)
Any issues or errors, let me know.


Map and RP file are attached for your convenience, enjoy!

Thanks all,
The White Wolf


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DC-272 Fall 1456 Adjudication (TheWhiteWolf) Oct 06, 06:28 pm

DC-272 Fall 1456 Adjudication (ndeily) Oct 06, 06:46 pm

DC-272 Fall 1456 Adjudication (TheWhiteWolf) Oct 06, 07:19 pm

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