Re: New Game Starting
Adam Kuehn <[email protected]>
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How do you handle attacks against "stacked" provinces? If a single unit attacks, are all supports cut, just one, or none? If less than all, who decides which get cut? Is support still cut if an attack into the province is stood off by an attack from the same province? Are stacked units treated singly or in groups for the purposes of dislodgement? Do units issue support orders for their own province or are they supported to hold just by being stacked? Can dislodged units retreat together? Must they? Can units from different spaces retreat to the same space? If units move together from one province to another, is this considered a supported attack? I have a lot of questions about this apparently simple variant. -Adam At 07:24 PM 7/31/2006, The White Wolf wrote: >This is an official call for six people to join me in >a new variant, brainchilded by Packrat. The >description is below, and more information will follow >soon. It's *almost* Standard, with a twist. If we can >find six more players, we'll get started as soon as >we're all ready. Please email myself >(<mailto:cloudhurler77%40yahoo.com>[email protected]) as well >as the GM, Packrat >(<mailto:brn2dip%40yahoo.com>[email protected]) for interest, and >Packrat ONLY for >contry prefs and anything else a fellow player >shouldn't see. I hope to get a strong enough response >to start within the next week. Thanks all. > >Andrew Jameson >(The White Wolf) > >Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 --> > >--- packrat <<mailto:brn2dip%40yahoo.com>[email protected]> wrote: > >. . . What is the general thought about a game where >you can put as many of your own units into a province >as you want and then split the attacks. So, in an >opening move Germany *could* order both KIE and MUN to >RUH without bouncing each other. Then Germany could >put 2 on BUR or 1 on BEL and 1 on BUR or even 1 on BEL >and 1 on HOL. All from RUH. Of course as the game >progressed this could get more involved, but it might >be fun. Imagine 5 armies in Budapest with the ability >to mix and match attacks and supports all around you. > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around ><http://mail.yahoo.com>http://mail.yahoo.com > > CAT23 Home: http://www.worldmasters.net/Cat23_Diplomacy/cat23_diplomacy.htm