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Post:	4453
Subject:	< DC183 Spring 1901 moves >
Topic:	< dc183 >
Category:	< Closed Games
Author:	test_gm
Posted:	Sep 13, 2007 at 12:00 am
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Test_gm

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Openness: As a sculptor views an uncarved slab of marble with an open-mind, so does a new player view a game of Diplomacy. The history of the game unwritten, the paths it will take and the shape of the results lie in the future, to be known only after the contest is completed.

Artisan

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And the first moves are in...thanks all for submitting moves!!

In the West, France forces her way into Burgundy, but has the English sneak into the English Channel. Meanwhile, Germany cautiously holds in Berlin...

In the East, Austria finds herself with two Italians and a Russian at her borders, whilst, unusually, no attempt is made to take the Black sea...

Attached are a Realpolitick file of the current status, and gifs of the Spring orders and Spring resolution. Appended below are the text of the orders and unit locations.

As there's no retreats needed, we move directly to the Fall 1901 turn. To keep the game moving at a reasonable pace, the Fall 1901 deadline will be 2000 GMT on Friday 16th May.

Michael

The merry band of players:

Austria: Stuart - gadmiralthrawn(at)juno.com ([email]gadmiralthrawn(at)juno.com[/email])
England: Joao - jlqueiros3(at)hotmail.com ([email]jlqueiros3(at)hotmail.com[/email])
France: Rachael - verticallychallangedcutie(at)yahoo.com ([email]verticallychallangedcutie(at)yahoo.com[/email])
Germany: Hizer - hizerali(at)googlemail.com ([email]hizerali(at)googlemail.com[/email])
Italy: Craig - cbconnell(at)gmail.com ([email]cbconnell(at)gmail.com[/email])
Russia: Nick - zeclient(at)hotmail.com ([email]zeclient(at)hotmail.com[/email])
Turkey: Francis - francisbanville12(at)hotmail.com ([email]francisbanville12(at)hotmail.com[/email])

Orders:

Austria: A Budapest - Serbia.
Austria: F Trieste - Albania.
Austria: A Vienna - Trieste.

England: F Edinburgh - North Sea.
England: A Liverpool - Wales.
England: F London - English Channel.

France: F Brest - Mid-Atlantic Ocean.
France: A Marseilles Supports A Paris - Burgundy.
France: A Paris - Burgundy.

Germany: A Berlin Hold.
Germany: F Kiel - Denmark.
Germany: A Munich - Ruhr.

Italy: F Naples - Ionian Sea.
Italy: A Rome - Venice.
Italy: A Venice - Tyrolia.

Russia: A Moscow - Ukraine.
Russia: F Sevastopol - Rumania.
Russia: F St Petersburg(sc) - Gulf of Bothnia.
Russia: A Warsaw - Galicia.

Turkey: F Ankara Hold.
Turkey: A Constantinople - Bulgaria.
Turkey: A Smyrna - Constantinople.

Unit locations:
Austria: A Budapest, F Trieste, A Vienna.
England: F Edinburgh, A Liverpool, F London.
France: F Brest, A Marseilles, A Paris.
Germany: A Berlin, F Kiel, A Munich.
Italy: F Naples, A Rome, A Venice.
Russia: A Moscow, F Sevastopol, F St Petersburg(sc), A Warsaw.
Turkey: F Ankara, A Constantinople, A Smyrna
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