The Winter builds are in, and we are off to Spring 02!
Spring orders are due on Monday, February 2 at 8:30 pm MST (03:30 03-02-15 GMT)
Adjustment orders for Winter of 1901. (DC521)
Austria: Build A Vienna.
England: Build F Edinburgh.
France: Build F Brest.
Germany: Build F Kiel.
Germany: Build A Munich.
Italy: Build F Venice.
Russia: Build F St Petersburg(nc).
Russia: Build A Moscow.
Turkey: Build F Constantinople.
Unit locations:
Austria: A Budapest, F Greece, A Serbia, A Vienna.
England: F Edinburgh, F London, F North Sea, A Norway.
France: A Belgium, F Brest, A Burgundy, F Mid-Atlantic Ocean.
Germany: A Denmark, A Holland, F Kiel, A Munich, F Skagerrak.
Italy: A Apulia, F Ionian Sea, A Trieste, F Venice.
Russia: F Black Sea, A Galicia, A Moscow, A Rumania, F St Petersburg(nc), F Sweden.
Turkey: F Aegean Sea, A Ankara, A Bulgaria, F Constantinople.
Ownership of supply centers:
Austria: Budapest, Greece, Serbia, Vienna.
England: Edinburgh, Liverpool, London, Norway.
France: Belgium, Brest, Marseilles, Paris.
Germany: Berlin, Denmark, Holland, Kiel, Munich.
Italy: Naples, Rome, Trieste, Venice.
Russia: Moscow, Rumania, Sevastopol, St Petersburg, Sweden, Warsaw.
Turkey: Ankara, Bulgaria, Constantinople, Smyrna.
Unowned: Portugal, Spain, Tunis.
Austria: 4 Supply centers, 4 Units: Builds 0 units.
England: 4 Supply centers, 4 Units: Builds 0 units.
France: 4 Supply centers, 4 Units: Builds 0 units.
Germany: 5 Supply centers, 5 Units: Builds 0 units.
Italy: 4 Supply centers, 4 Units: Builds 0 units.
Russia: 6 Supply centers, 6 Units: Builds 0 units.
Turkey: 4 Supply centers, 4 Units: Builds 0 units.
The next phase of DC521 will be Movement for Spring of 1902.
Press:
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Strangely Brown to Mr Floppy: Yeah, and we all know why that is, don't we?
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Turkey to Russia: Please, remove fleet from Black sea and we will be working together, you have enough problems up north...
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Craig Connell
"Wars are, of course, as a rule to be avoided; but they are far better than certain kinds of peace" --Theodore Roosevelt