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Post:	< 15691
Subject:	< DC 285: Fall 296 BC results >
Topic:	< dc285 >
Category:	< Active Games >
Author:	Blueraider0
Posted:	Apr 16, 2010 at 9:59 pm
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Blueraider0

Captain of the Watch

Farsightedness: The Butterfly Effect states that a butterfly that flaps its wings in Malaysia could cause a typhoon in British Columbia. So too could minor variations in one part of the board affect play across the board. The Captain of Watch asesses the board for all possible impacts - both immediate and long-term.

Captain of the Watch

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Apr 04, 2006	USA, Maranhao

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Interesting turn. Sadly, 1 NMR. We couldn't have a perfect record forever, folks. Sam I've looked and looked but cannot find any orders from you. If you think you've been wronged, forward me your orders along with my reciept. But I've checked and I've checked and cannot find anything. You have until th nt deadline to correct me.

As it stands, Sam has been defeated. Thanks for hanging in there - always appreciated to have someone wiling to play to the bitter end. I'll take you off the mailing list for this game unless you alert me otherwise.

In a strange turn of events, Roma is still under Carthagian control. Greece will lose the fleet in Ionan, but no one else needs to disband. Orders below, builds and deadline further down.

Rome:
A Dalmatia - Illyria (*Bounce*)
A Neapolis - Sicilia
A Roma - Neapolis
F Sardinia Hold
A Tarraconensis - Saguntum (*Bounce*)
F Tyrrhenean Sea Supports F Sardinia

Carthage:
F Berber Sea - Baleares
A Mauretania - Saguntum (*Bounce*)
F Punic Sea - Sardinia (*Fails*)

Persia:
F Aegean Sea Convoys A Byzantium - Athens
A Byzantium - Athens
A Chersonesus - Sarmatia
A Dacia - Illyria (*Bounce*)
F Macedonia Supports A Byzantium - Athens
F Minoan Sea Supports F Aegean Sea

A Sarmatia - Rhaetia
A Sinope - Chersonesus
A Tyre Hold

Greece:
A Athens, no move received (*Disbanded*)
F Ionian Sea, no move received

Egypt:
F Alexandria - Libyan Sea
A Carthage Hold
A Cirta Supports A Carthage
A Crete Hold
F Egyptian Sea Supports A Crete
F Gulf of Tacape Supports F Libyan Sea - Ausonian Sea
A Jerusalem - Tyre (*Fails*)

F Libyan Sea - Ausonian Sea
F Messenian Sea - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
A Numidia Hold
F Sparta Supports A Byzantium - Athens
F Thapsus Supports A Carthage

Rome: Build 1
Persia: Build 2
Egypt: Build 1
Carthage: Stable
Greece: Remove 1 *Eliminated*

Thanks again to Sam for playing. Deadline for builds in Monday 4/19 at 8 PM EST.

This message is in reply to post 15690:

I'm confused by the map. In spring, there was a persian army unit present in chersoneus and dacia, how is a persian army in rhaetia?

On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 9:59 PM, Alex Maslow <blueraider0(at)gmail.com> wrote:

Interesting turn. Sadly, 1 NMR. We couldn't have a perfect record forever, folks. Sam I've looked and looked but cannot find any orders from you. If you think you've been wronged, forward me your orders along with my reciept. But I've checked and I've checked and cannot find anything. You have until th nt deadline to correct me.

As it stands, Sam has been defeated. Thanks for hanging in there - always appreciated to have someone wiling to play to the bitter end. I'll take you off the mailing list for this game unless you alert me otherwise.

In a strange turn of events, Roma is still under Carthagian control. Greece will lose the fleet in Ionan, but no one else needs to disband. Orders below, builds and deadline further down.

Rome:
A Dalmatia - Illyria (*Bounce*)
A Neapolis - Sicilia
A Roma - Neapolis
F Sardinia Hold
A Tarraconensis - Saguntum (*Bounce*)
F Tyrrhenean Sea Supports F Sardinia

Carthage:
F Berber Sea - Baleares
A Mauretania - Saguntum (*Bounce*)
F Punic Sea - Sardinia (*Fails*)

Persia:
F Aegean Sea Convoys A Byzantium - Athens
A Byzantium - Athens
A Chersonesus - Sarmatia
A Dacia - Illyria (*Bounce*)
F Macedonia Supports A Byzantium - Athens
F Minoan Sea Supports F Aegean Sea

A Sarmatia - Rhaetia
A Sinope - Chersonesus
A Tyre Hold

Greece:
A Athens, no move received (*Disbanded*)
F Ionian Sea, no move received

Egypt:
F Alexandria - Libyan Sea
A Carthage Hold
A Cirta Supports A Carthage
A Crete Hold
F Egyptian Sea Supports A Crete
F Gulf of Tacape Supports F Libyan Sea - Ausonian Sea
A Jerusalem - Tyre (*Fails*)

F Libyan Sea - Ausonian Sea
F Messenian Sea - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
A Numidia Hold
F Sparta Supports A Byzantium - Athens
F Thapsus Supports A Carthage

Rome: Build 1
Persia: Build 2
Egypt: Build 1
Carthage: Stable
Greece: Remove 1 *Eliminated*

Thanks again to Sam for playing. Deadline for builds in Monday 4/19 at 8 PM EST.

There are 2 Messages in this Thread:

DC 285: Fall 296 BC results (MDemagogue) Apr 16, 10:20 pm

DC 285: Fall 296 BC results (Blueraider0) Apr 16, 09:59 pm

There are 51 Threads in dc285:

dc285: Persian EOG (offdisc)

dc285: The preparation and serving of Carthage (offdisc)

DC 285: Egyptian EoG (AceRimmer)

DC 285 Draw Results (Blueraider0)

DC 285: Draw Proposal & deadline warning (Blueraider0)

DC 285 Winter 295 results (Blueraider0) [3 Replies]

DC 285: Fall 296 BC results (MDemagogue) [1 Reply]

DC 285: Deadline approaching (Blueraider0)

DC 285: Summer 296 retreat (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Spring 296 results (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Deadline alert (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285 Winter 297 results: map (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Winter 297 results (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Winter 297 deadline (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Fall 297 Results (blueraider0 at gmail.com) [3 Replies]

DC 285: Update (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Reminder (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Game on!! (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: 10 day festivities! (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

DC 285: Error announcement: Map update (blueraider0 at gmail.com)

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