This is an off-hand comment that i haven't thought thru, but how about saying that no one can have 2 nations that score points for the same area on the same...
On Mon, 2 Feb 2004, morphmorgan wrote: [About possible limitations on which nations can belong to the same player]. ... I believe that it would. Most nations...
Just a quick question, how do you handle combat with roman armies and forts? We always played by rolling one die at a time, discarding everything except 6's...
You must definetely use the first method, or otherwise specify whether the dice is rolled against an army or a fort. ... __________________________________ Do...
John Faerseth
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Feb 2, 2004 3:22 pm
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... This is one of the differences between the two published rule sets. In Avalon Hill Britannia, the first method you've described is correct, except that any...
How about working out a "core area" for each nation? Say the point scoring areas on the first turn they appear (and if it is 'all english areas' there is no...
... Core areas is a good idea, but rather than the quite mechanical method you suggest for deriving them, I would prefer a judgement that involved scoring...
... I don't see it as unbalancing if one player takes two nations whose core areas overlap. In fact, it would be a handicap, since each space that both...
... It's a good idea, similar (but simpler than) a list of bad-alliances for each nation. However don't the last 3 combo.s make a 3 player game impossible?...
... Indeed it does. In the 3-player game, you have to "swallow some camels" (to paraphrase a Danish idiom) and accept some unreasonable alliances. The...
Can i go back to the 'no player can own any 2 nations that start from the same sea area' idea? The sea areas a nation FIRST appears in break down as follows...
You're all quiet today. I looked at the board and noticed that Wales doesn't actually boarder the Irish Sea, so, I think the Welsh should only be in the...
I often see the same or similar tactics in a lot of postings, does anyone have anything outragous or unusual that has worked? MorpH ... I play 3 player a lot,...
Hi, I am 31 years old married and have currently one daughter. I hope to play this game by email, as my friends are also busy with their kids, so our gaming...
Actually, I joined the list in the hope of joining a game too...then we only need two more. :) ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo!...
John Faerseth
edelgris@...
Feb 8, 2004 1:49 pm
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And a moderator I guess ;-> Walter ... From: John Faerseth To: eurobrit@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 2:49 PM Subject: Re: [eurobrit]...
OK, this may seem like a silly question, but just how do you pronounce the region "Hwicce"? I did some looking on Google and found a site that seemed to...
... I have no idea if this is at all correct (I've never been to the UK let alone the real Hwicce region) but every Brit player I've ever met pronounces it as...
... Unfortunately I can't play (no time) but there is no need for a moderator if you all agree it is a friendly game and that you'll sort out problems through...
... Wheras I've always pronounced it "Whicker". If its celtic - seems reasonable as the Welsh have it at first - the c would be hard, like in cat or, indeed,...
... Funny that, I've always pronounced it so that it rhymes with icky, i.e. H whicky. Unfortunately, coming to the UK would be of no help as the region is now...
... There used to be a scottish player who had done studies on the history or Britain in the French group. Tired of endlessly hear us pronounce it with a...
"Hwicce" is an Anglo-Saxon word, denoting the kingdom which probably coincided with the old diocese of Worcester, the early bishops of which bore the title...
OK, then we are three - one more to go, and a moderator! ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing...
John Faerseth
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Feb 9, 2004 11:06 am
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I'll play, too- I don't think we'll need a moderator, though. Friendly games don't need one. I'll keep an up to date map going though. Cheers Paul ... From:...
