Spring, 1860: Why are neutral territories colored?
30 Mar 20 UTC
Autumn, 1860: This is also a map for 10 players, but we're playing the two-player version. The map originally colors territories that would belong to the other players, they become your color when you move through them (or take them, in the case of supply centers).
Congrats on the first year. I don't think I've ever seen that combo even though I've probably played this map over 100 times. Generally Cape May moves either to Mass or East Coast. I think your move has a lot of promise. It may not be clear, but I moved to Washington DC as well, so your supported move was necessary, and it moves the army now in Philadelphia closer to the front than is usually accomplished. I may try this opening myself sometime.
30 Mar 20 UTC
Autumn, 1860: Ok. A final question: What are the centers with the odd dots?
30 Mar 20 UTC
Autumn, 1860: I assume they are like home SCs?
31 Mar 20 UTC
Spring, 1861: I don't get it. Which ones have odd dots?
31 Mar 20 UTC
Spring, 1861: This one is build only in your home centers. That's important here.
31 Mar 20 UTC
Spring, 1861: Here is the variant page (also linked above) for questions. I'm happy to answer, but I don't know what you mean.
The beginning of that thread has the rules and how to get in.
01 Apr 20 UTC
GameMaster: Union voted for a Concede. If everyone (but one) votes concede the game will end and the player _not_ voting Concede will get all the points. Everybody else will get a defeat.
yoak v TestSubjectOne - Civil War
- Spring, 1864, Finished
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