EiA:SixPlayerNationalism - Muutoshistoria

AapoAlas: /* Setup */

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Setup

AapoAlas: /* British Builds */

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British Builds

Zaghrog: /* British Builds */

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British Builds

Zaghrog: /* Setup */

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Setup

AapoAlas: /* British Technology Upgrades */

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British Technology Upgrades

AapoAlas: /* Britain, Allies and War */

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Britain, Allies and War

AapoAlas: /* Britain, Allies and War */

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Britain, Allies and War

AapoAlas: /* Britain, Allies and War */

2014-12-08T17:19:05Z

Britain, Allies and War

AapoAlas (1. joulukuuta 2014 kello 19.23)

2014-12-01T19:23:17Z

AapoAlas: /* British Corps and War */

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British Corps and War

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 British corps II, III and Cavalry are placed at full strength in Flanders-Holland. All other forces are under Turkish control until the Crimean war ends or 24 months have passed. After this Britain reverts to rules below.
-Turkey also gets 10$ each economic phase from Britain and may assume any supply is paid by Britain if it is technically possible to do so. British $ is not tracked.
+Turkey also gets 5$ each economic phase from Britain and may assume any supply is paid by Britain if it is technically possible to do so. British $ is not tracked.
 British leaders are not available, except naval leaders.

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-|Ironclad or Steamship if IC not aif Britainvailable
+|Ironclad or Steamship if IC not available
 |-
 !9-10
 |Steamship
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-!6-8if Britain
+!6-8
 |Heavy ship
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-|Ship of the Lineif Britain
+|Ship of the Line
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 * '''Ships:'''
 ** Amount of money spent equals 100+10 for Denmark/Portugal, -60 if at war with America, plus any gifts received from other players.
-** ''Type of ships:''' Roll 1d10 and add 1 for each full year of play. Britain builds ships of the appropriate type with all available money, then the next ship type below and so on until all money is spent or no ships can be built with what is left.
+** ''Type of ships:''' Roll 1d10 and add 1 for each previous roll. Britain builds ships of the appropriate type with all available money, then the next ship type below and so on until all money is spent or no ships can be built with what is left.
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 ====Setup====
-British corps II, III and Cavalry are placed at full strength in Flanders-Holland. All other forces are under Turkish control until the Crimean war ends or 18 months have passed. After this Britain reverts to rules below.
+British corps II, III and Cavalry are placed at full strength in Flanders-Holland. All other forces are under Turkish control until the Crimean war ends or 24 months have passed. After this Britain reverts to rules below.
 Turkey also gets 10$ each economic phase from Britain and may assume any supply is paid by Britain if it is technically possible to do so. British $ is not tracked.

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	All British corps that are within range of a British depot are always in supply. Britain pays for at most two corps owned by the controlling major nation that are stacked with a British corps.		All British corps that are within range of a British depot are always in supply. Britain pays for at most two corps owned by the controlling major nation that are stacked with a British corps.
		+
		+	====Port Raids====
		+	If Great Britain is at war with a major power and any other major power can deduce that a fleet or fleets belonging to the hostile major power are viable targets for a British port raid, Great Britain executes a port raid with all the ships it has.
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		+	A fleet is a viable target if all the following requirements are fulfilled:
		+	* Great Britain has naval superiority.
		+	* The port is accessible.
		+	* The number of ships in the fleet(s) is at least half the number of port guns in the port.
		+	* Great Britain must have a number of ships at least equal to the number of enemy ships plus the number of port guns plus 50.
		+	** In this calculation hostile Ironclads are counted as 10 ships.

	====British Technology Upgrades====		====British Technology Upgrades====

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 Britain accepts alliance offers from anyone, but no PP is gained. This does not limit Britain in any way, but allows both sides to call to allies and money to be given to Britain. If Turkey and Britain are allied Turkey gets 5$ each economic phase Unless Turkey controls any of Transylvania, Podolia, Crimea.
 * If declared war upon, Britain calls all allies.
 * If an ally calls Britain against an attacker, Britain responds only if the defender is Turkey unless Turkey controls any of Transylvania, Podolia, Crimea. Britain also responds if the attacker is dominant. Otherwise, Britain breaks alliance.

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 # Anyone controlling Norway
 # Major with largest fleet (minimum 100$ value)
 If Britain has naval superiority and any major power has fleets at sea or in blockade boxes during the Declarations of war step Britain has a chance to declare war on that major power whether or not all British corps are built. Britain rolls a die: on a result of 6+ a war is declared. Each additional fleet beyond the first gives a +1 to the die roll. Fleets in the Black Sea or the Dardanelles do not count against this.

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 # To anyone at war with the major Britain is at war with.
 * If declared war upon, Britain calls all allies.
-* If an ally calls Britain, Britain responds only if the defender is Turkey unless Turkey controls any of Transylvania, Podolia, Crimea. Britain also responds if attacker is dominant. Otherwise, Britain breaks alliance.
+* If an ally calls Britain against an attacker, Britain responds only if the defender is Turkey unless Turkey controls any of Transylvania, Podolia, Crimea. Britain also responds if the attacker is dominant. Otherwise, Britain breaks alliance.
 Britain declares war only if all British corps are built. The priority is declare war on:

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-|Ironclad or Steamship if IC not available
+|Ironclad or Steamship if IC not aif Britainvailable
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 !9-10
 |Steamship
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-!6-8
+!6-8if Britain
 |Heavy ship
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-|Ship of the Line
+|Ship of the Lineif Britain
 |-
 !1
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 * '''Land forces:''' Britain builds 2 corps. The corps built are the cheapest ones available.
 * Greece also builds forces. Roll a die. On a high roll, Greece builds a corps. Greece begins with no troops.
 ====British Deployment====
 While at peace, Britain deploys forces in following priority:
-* Flanders-Holland (if controlled) 3 corps
+* Flanders-Holland (if controlled) 3 corps + Dutch corps
 * Greece (if controlled) 2 corps + 2 Greek corps
 * The rest are placed in England (reserve)
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 * Forces deployed to Greece are only available against Sardinia, Austria, Russia and Turkey.
 * Forces in reserve are available against anyone and are deployed at a rate of one corps per economic phase unless Britain declared war, then 3 corps are available at the beginning and then one per economic phase.
 * British forces in reserve are available only if Britain has naval superiority.
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 # Major with largest fleet (minimum 100$ value)
-If any major power has fleets at sea or in blockade boxes during the Declarations of war step Britain has a chance to declare war on that major power whether or not all British corps are built. Britain rolls a die: on a result of 6+ a war is declared. Each additional fleet beyond the first gives a +1 to the die roll. Fleets in the Black Sea or the Dardanelles do not count against this.
+If Britain has naval superiority and any major power has fleets at sea or in blockade boxes during the Declarations of war step Britain has a chance to declare war on that major power whether or not all British corps are built. Britain rolls a die: on a result of 6+ a war is declared. Each additional fleet beyond the first gives a +1 to the die roll. Fleets in the Black Sea or the Dardanelles do not count against this.
 Exception: Britain never declares war on a major that has more fleet value than Britain.
 '''Peace:'''
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 * If the Royal Navy outnumbers the enemy 2:1 roll a die. On a high roll Royal Navy picks Melee, on a low roll Line.
 * Otherwise the Royal Navy picks Line unless the enemy has more Ironclads, Steamships and Heavy Ships in total, in which case roll a die, high roll picks Melee, low roll picks Line.
 If Britain holds naval superiority the enemy cannot trace naval supply.
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 The Dutch corps can drop factors into garrison in Flanders and Holland. Greek corps can drop factors into garrison in Greece and Macedonia. The garrison factors are not removed from the board when Britain is at peace.
 ====British Trade====
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 ====American Trade War====
-If there are no active peace deals forbidding any major nation from trading with America, Britain makes peace with America.
+If there are no active peace deals forbidding a major nation from trading with America, Britain makes peace with America.
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← Vanhempi versio		Versio 1. joulukuuta 2014 kello 18.59
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	British corps do not drop any garrison anywhere ever. All British corps are built with the best possible factors with the exception of the Cavalry corps which is always built with light cavalry.		British corps do not drop any garrison anywhere ever. All British corps are built with the best possible factors with the exception of the Cavalry corps which is always built with light cavalry.
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		+	'''Holland:''' If Britain controls Holland the Holland corps is available to Britain. If Britain controls both Holland and Flanders the Dutch corps is rebuilt every December economic phase. If only Holland is available the corps is rebuilt on a high roll.
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		+	The Dutch corps can drop factors into garrison in Flanders and Holland. Greek corps can drop factors into garrison in Greece and Macedonia. The garrison factors are not removed from the board when Britain is at peace.

	====British Trade====		====British Trade====