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G.M.garry.bledsoe
G.M. emailkielmarch-at-hotmail-dot-com
TypeRegular
BuildStandard
MapStandard
VariantStandard
Cur SeasonSpring 04
Next Deadline2020-01-04 @ 21:00:00 GMT
Result3-Way Draw
S. C.34
Players7
StatusComplete
Start Date2019-07-11
End Date
Real-Life Time1751 days
Slideshow SC Chart
| garry.bledsoe's House Rules
Seq Country   Player Result S.C. Seas NMRs Rtg
Chg
Rtg
New
0 Austria Artisan Blank9Squatch50Eliminated 0 16 0 0 0
0 England Artisan Blank9redickCivil Disorder 0 11 4 0 0
0 France Artisan Blank9EaganAbandon 0 1 0 0 0
1 France Countryman Blank9LeifkjetilDraw 11 16 0 0 0
0 Germany Captain of the Watch Gold Star9SlangersDraw 11 16 0 0 0
0 Italy Artisan Blank9SilasPumpkinEliminated 0 16 0 0 0
0 Russia Artisan Blank9RAlanCEliminated 0 10 0 0 0
0 Turkey Artisan Blank9Chesney72Draw 12 16 0 0 0
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PREV  Fall 1904 Adjudication:  NEXT    

Still Seven Strong as Everyone Makes the 1904 Fall Cut
Not Sure How to Understand Austria Helping Germany into Warsaw
Causing Him to Lose a Center
Has Turkey Turned on Italy?
How are Russia and England Still in This One?
And Our Great Storytelling in Press Continues...

All,
Thanks for patience while we had the extension. This one continues to be intriguing with all seven players still in it. Not what I expected 1904 to hold for the game.

I will lay good odds that all seven won't make it to Winter 1905...

Surprisingly we have no retreats. Which means we move to Winter 1904. Those adjustments are as follows:

Germany build 1
Turkey build 1

All others get the Winter off.

Deadline for those builds is Sunday the 6th at 8p CT.

Thanks.
Garry

PRESS
Fall 1904
The advance across the Ukraine had been exhausting for the small party of German troops, led by corporal Otto Schmidt. On the way to their current camp they had been attacked by the ragtag remnants of the Russian army, had skirmished with a unit of Austrian cavalry and had been first entertained, and then attacked by the 5th Turkish Bellydancing battalion. With just 22 men left out of his initial party of 300, Schmidt knew that he would have to return to Berlin as a failure.

As this realisation came to the hapless corporal, three of his men dropped to the ground clutching wounds in their necks and with a mighty roar a dozen Cossacks broke their cover in a ruined farmhouse. As his men fell around him Schmidt prepared to meet his maker, victim of the folly of a fat general, with a penchant for unusual cuisine.

‘Otto! Otto! Run this way!’, boomed a familiar voice. ‘Run towards the woods!’. Confused, Schmidt looked for the source of the voice and was amazed to see a huge black airship sweep overhead, with General Unhold and Monsieur Fromager Puant leaning out of a window.

‘Hurry up Otto!’, called the general, ‘I have a plan!’.


ORDERS

Austria:
A bud Supports A tri
A mos Supports A sil - war
Support cut by Move from Sevastopol.
A tri Supports A ven
A vie Supports A bud

England:
F nth Holds
F ska Holds

France:
A bre Holds
A edi Holds
F lyo - wes
F iri - eng
A par Holds
A por - spa
F tys - rom
Bounced with rom (1 against 1).

Germany:
A bel Holds
F den Supports F swe
A hol Holds
A lvn Supports A mos
A sil - war
F swe Supports F den
Support cut by Move from Gulf of Bothnia.
A tyr Supports A tri
A ven Supports A tri
Support cut by Move from Adriatic Sea.

Italy:
The Army in Serbia cannot retreat; unit destroyed.

F adr - ven
Bounced with ven (1 against 2).
F ion - tys
Failed because France: F tys - rom failed.
A rom Supports F adr - ven
Support cut by Move from Tyrrhenian Sea.
A ser Holds
Dislodged from rum (2 against 1).

Russia:
F bot - swe
Bounced with swe (1 against 2).

Turkey:
F aeg - gre
F alb Supports F aeg - gre
A bul Supports A rum - ser
F con - bla
A rum - ser
A sev - mos
Bounced with mos (2 against 2).
A ukr Supports A sev - mos


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