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foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 4+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1 (historical choice) Rebellion in Bosnia – A rebellion occurs in Bosnia and Austria-Hungary loses 2 NW points. Austria-Hungary must leave a 3 corps garrison in Bosnia unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Option #2: Rebellion in Transylvania – A rebellion occurs in Transylvania and Austria-Hungary loses 2 NW points. Austria-Hungary must leave a 3 corps garrison in Transylvania unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Nationalist Agitation (against Germany) Description: This event will generate rebellions in Germany. Historical notes: The 19th and early 20th centuries saw an outpouring of nationalist expression throughout Europe and the Middle East as groups who spoke the same language or shared a common ethnicity fought to build their own nation states. Instability came from the formation of nationalist movements seeking national unification or liberation from foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 4+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellion in Danzig Corridor – A rebellion occurs in Danzig Corridor and Germany loses 2 NW points. Germany must leave a 3 corps garrison in Danzig Corridor unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Option #2: Rebellion in Alsace Lorraine – A rebellion occurs in Alsace Lorraine and Germany loses 2 NW points. Germany must leave a 3 corps garrison in Alsace Lorraine unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Nationalist Agitation (against Turkey) Description: This event will generate rebellions in Turkey. Historical notes: The 19th and early 20th centuries saw an outpouring of nationalist expression throughout Europe and the Middle East as groups who spoke the same language or shared a common ethnicity fought to build their own nation states. Instability came from the formation of nationalist movements seeking national unification or liberation from foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 3+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellion in Hedjaz – A rebellion occurs in Hedjaz and Turkey loses 2 NW points. Turkey must leave a 3 corps garrison in Hedjaz unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Nationalist Agitation (against Russia, event #1) Description: This event will generate rebellions in Russia. Historical notes: The 19th and early 20th centuries saw an outpouring of nationalist expression throughout Europe and the Middle East as groups who spoke the same language or shared a common ethnicity fought to build their own nation states. Instability came from the formation of nationalist movements seeking national unification or liberation from foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 3+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellion in Azerbaijan – A rebellion occurs in Azerbaijan and Russia loses 2 NW points. Russia must leave a 3 corps garrison in Azerbaijan unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Option #2: Rebellion in Kazakhstan – A rebellion occurs in Kazakhstan and Russia loses 2 NW points. Russia must leave a 3 corps garrison in Kazakhstan unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Nationalist Agitation (against Russia, event #2) Description: This event will generate rebellions in Russia. World War One: La Grande Guerre 1914-1918 175
Historical notes: The 19th and early 20th centuries saw an outpouring of nationalist expression throughout Europe and the Middle East as groups who spoke the same language or shared a common ethnicity fought to build their own nation states. Instability came from the formation of nationalist movements seeking national unification or liberation from foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 3+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellion in Poland – A rebellion occurs in Poland and Russia loses 2 NW points. Russia must leave a 3 corps garrison in Poland unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Option #2: Rebellion in Finland – A rebellion occurs in Finland and Russia loses 2 NW points. Russia must leave a 3 corps garrison in Finland unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Nationalist Agitation (against Great Britain) Description: This event will generate rebellions in Great Britain. Historical notes: The 19th and early 20th centuries saw an outpouring of nationalist expression throughout Europe and the Middle East as groups who spoke the same language or shared a common ethnicity fought to build their own nation states. Instability came from the formation of nationalist movements seeking national unification or liberation from foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 4+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellion in Ireland – A rebellion occurs in Ireland and Great Britain loses 2 NW points. Great Britain must leave a 3 corps garrison in Ireland unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Option #2: Rebellion in British India – A rebellion occurs in British India and Great Britain loses 2 NW points. Great Britain must leave a 3 corps garrison in British India unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Nationalist Agitation (against France) 176 World War One: La Grande Guerre 1914-1918 Description: This event will generate rebellions in France. Historical notes: The 19th and early 20th centuries saw an outpouring of nationalist expression throughout Europe and the Middle East as groups who spoke the same language or shared a common ethnicity fought to build their own nation states. Instability came from the formation of nationalist movements seeking national unification or liberation from foreign rule. As a result, the period saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars. Conditions: automatic. Difficulty: die roll 4+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellion in Algeria – A rebellion occurs in Algeria and France loses 2 NW points. France must leave a 3 corps garrison in Algeria unless she suffers an additional -1 NW points loss every Military phase. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. End of Nationalist Agitations Description: This event will remove all negative effects brought in play by the Nationalist Agitations. Historical notes: Although occasionally successful in gaining concessions the revolutionaries rarely achieved their aims, being met with suppression, often resulting in a less liberal constitution. However by the later period of the 19th century most European states had become constitutional rather than absolute monarchies. Conditions: at least one “Nationalist Agitation” event has occurred. Difficulty: die roll 5+. Enter in play: Events phase, any turn. Option #1: (historical choice) Rebellions crushed – All nationalist agitations have been calmed, nations may free the garrisoning Corps that may be located in rebel areas. Notes: once successfully in play, this event is discarded and can be later reshuffled in the deck. Spring in Dublin Description: This event will generate rebellions in Ireland, where Great Britain will be forced to leave a big garrison.
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Instruction Manual
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A game produced by SEP WW1 This man
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17.6 War Declarations 91 Entry Into
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Introduction World War One: La Gran
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2. Understanding the Game There are
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Advantages of Initiative ● For ea
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Terrain Description Movement Cost C
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The names of country capitals are i
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Calculating National Will Each majo
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3. The Main Menu The Main Menu Scre
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3. Game Turn The current game turn
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5. Organizing Your Forces Success i
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Naval Squadron Unit Under the unit
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● Germany and USA HQs may command
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7. Leaders Leaders have an importan
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8. Military Control, Weather, Fog o
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9.1.3 Supply by Railroad A stack of
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Commands ● The activated HQ begin
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● During the August 14 pre-turn,
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An infantry unit must pass over the
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Entrenchments provide defensive ben
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11.1.4 End of Round Each player now
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● The difference of the Attacker
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A destroyed isolated unit always eq
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If both sides have no more units to
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This rule only applies under the Mo
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● Italian Front: the same. ● Ru
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(commander in chief) or the GHQ Res
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This is the only case when opposing
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12.3.4 After the Assault (in all si
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● During a Major Battle, this bon
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● Each Ace has a single life. Onc
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If allowed, both sides execute miss
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Encounter Test An encounter test is
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If your side gets the higher result
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All ship squadrons victim of these
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Moreover, any HQ located on a landi
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This Raid costs Germany 2 (Erleucht
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Civil Production +4 level 8 or 9 +3
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● Each Plan gives an initial NW a
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The event Turkish Battleships: The
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friendly nations (i.e. currently a
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“Send on Station” and you will
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These talks, on the opposing side,
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9. Don’t waste resources on Japan
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18.2.3 The Press The status of the
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level, the higher the chance). Base
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War Weariness: +1 penalty to the Wa
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World Revolution: all Social Tests
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Revolt and Revolution: same as work
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This income depends on the Civilian
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Design Note: from the construction,
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Maximum firepower: +3 Elite and Vet
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20. Technologies Technology advance
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21. Doctrines and Combat Tactics In
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21.3 Firepower Doctrine This Doctri
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Reinforcements Change The Attackers
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J. Credits Credits & Thanks AGEOD w
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Notes 228 World War One: La Grande
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