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Wilson elected President of USA 169 Hughes elected President of USA 169 The fourteen points of President Wilson 170 27.4 Mandatory events 170 Portugal enters the War 170 Japan enters the War 170 Seizure of neutral ships 170 Torpedoing of the Lusitania 171 Torpedoing 171 Brazil enters the War 171 Serbian Typhus 171 Spanish Flu Epidemic 172 Czar Nicholas II takes command in Russian GHQ 172 Strike 172 War of the Rif 173 End of the War of the Rif 173 Colonial Uprising (against Great Britain) 173 Colonial Uprising (against France) 173 Colonial Uprising (against Russia) 174 End of Colonial Uprisings 174 Nationalist Agitation (against Austria-Hungary, event #1) 174 Nationalist Agitation (against Austria-Hungary, event #2) 174 Nationalist Agitation (against Germany) 175 Nationalist Agitation (against Turkey) 175 Nationalist Agitation (against Russia, event #1) 175 Nationalist Agitation (against Russia, event #2) 175 Nationalist Agitation (against Great Britain) 176 Nationalist Agitation (against France) 176 End of Nationalist Agitations 176 Spring in Dublin 176 Irish Uprising quelled 177 Revolt in India 177 End of the Revolt in India 177 Third Boer War 177 End of the Third Boer War 178 American-Mexican War 178 Rasputin 178 Rasputin assassinated 178 Economic Growth 179 Reshuffle 179 Scandal 179 Polivanov sacked 179 End of Senussi Uprising 180 Clemenceau loses office (Historical Variant) 180 27.5 Stratagems 180 Battle Stratagems 180 Surprise 180 Breakthrough 181 Fog 181 Encircling 181 Diplomatic Stratagems 182 Diplomacy 182 Seizure of Neutral Ships 182 Right of Passage 182 Entente declares war on Belgium 182 Zimmerman Telegram 183 Economic Stratagems 183 Severe Blockade 183 Blockade Runners 183 Military Stratagems 184 Initiative 184 Historical War Plan 184 Brüchmuller 184 Grandmaison 184 Supplementary Munitions 185 Advancement of Combat Doctrines 185 Pioneers 185 Mutinies 185 Squalls 186 Senussi Uprising 186 Wassmuss 186 Arab Revolt 187 Lawrence of Arabia 187 Political Stratagems 187 Clemenceau 187 Polivanov 188 Successful Jihad 188 Propaganda 188 National Will 189 Sixte of Bourbon-Parme/De Witt 189 Lenin 189 Kornilov 190 Kerenski 190 Masaryk 190 Spy Stratagems 190 Counter-Espionage 190 Espionage 191 Double Agent 191 Mata Hari 191 Bolo Pasha 192 Army Code Breaking 192 Naval Code Breaking 193 Sabotage 193 Radio Codes 193 Technological Stratagems 193 Fokker 193 Estienne/JFC Fuller 194 Technology 194 Rohr 194 Laffargue 195 28. GAME STATISTICS 196 29. VARIOUS 196 30. OPTIONS 196 31. APPENDICES 197 A. Terrain Summary 197 B. Diplomacy 200 C. Shortcut Keys 213 D. NATO Symbols 213 E. List of Political Actions 214 F. List of Technologies 218 G. Leader Special Abilities (Traits) 221 H. Manual Errata and Additions 221 I. Historical Timeline 222 J. Credits 226 K. Bibliography 226 L. AGEOD – Legal and Commercial Information 227 M. Technical Support 227 Notes 228 World War One: La Grande Guerre 1914-1918 5

Introduction World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 (WW1) is a historical strategy simulation that recreates the four years of warfare (1914–1918) that shook the world during the Great War. Players assume the role of military and political leaders in command of land and naval forces belonging to either the Entente or Central Powers nations. Using a system of simultaneous turn resolution, the simulation can be played against either the computer’s artificial intelligence (AI) or a human opponent using Internet (LAN) or (TCP/IP). Unique Features and Concepts World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 has many new features and concepts have been incorporated into the game play. ● The game is played in alternating phases of giving orders followed by simultaneous execution, with an original three-modes turn-base resolution ● Easy to play, hard to master, play a scenario over a few hours or a full X-turn Grand Campaign following in Foch’s or Luddendorf’s footsteps! ● A large selection of Scenarios (10) and Campaigns (4) ● The largest World War One map ever, with unequalled historicallyflavored look and detail levels ● 8 playable major nations, dozens of different troops, planes and ships, hundreds of military, economic, political and technological events, over 200 historical leaders with unique abilities ● An original diplomatic system, with your ambassadors to send all over the world to alter the balance of power between the Entente (i.e. Allies) and the Central Powers ● Organize armies, manage supply, produce munitions, recruits and new weapons, use sea and rail moves, and put the best leaders in command (if politics allows), take care of your nation’s will to fight! ● Break the trench warfare deadlock by pursuing technological research or fighting the economic blockade 6 World War One: La Grande Guerre 1914-1918 ● Play secret stratagems to influence the course of events with famous characters like Lawrence of Arabia, Mata Hari, Lenin or the Red Baron ● Fight to reconquer lost provinces, ensure European or worldwide supremacy, or just survival of the old order: victory can be military or political, as national will, population morale and parliament all play a crucial role. ● Playable via LAN or Internet in multiplayer mode ● Dozens of fully customizable parameters to make the Great War yours for modding Game Scale World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 consists of a number of scenarios that are divided into game turns each representing one month on average of game time. The smallest military unit in the game is the Division, but most often a Corps. Ships and airplanes come into the form of Squadrons (4 to 8 units on average). The map is a 2D representation of Europe in its entirety-stretching from St. Petersburg in the East to the Spanish border in the West, and UK in the North to the shores of the Persian Gulf and Egypt in the southeast. It is divided into regions, areas, and theaters. Far away areas of the whole world are represented by Off Map boxes. Updates AGEOD makes every effort to fix any problems with its software or documentation as soon as such problems are identified. Owners of World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 are encouraged to visit http://www.ageod.com for the latest available software updates. Moreover, AGEOD’s forums are a great place to meet other players for discussions of strategy, historical commentary, news, and opinion. If technical support is required, owners should contact AGEOD via email at support@ageod.com for a speedy resolution of specific software issues.

Introduction<br />

World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 (<strong>WW1</strong>) is a historical strategy<br />

simulation that recreates the four years of warfare (1914–1918) that shook<br />

the world during the Great War. Players assume the role of military and<br />

political leaders in command of land and naval forces belonging to either<br />

the Entente or Central Powers nations. Using a system of simultaneous<br />

turn resolution, the simulation can be played against either the computer’s<br />

artificial intelligence (AI) or a human opponent using Internet (LAN) or<br />

(TCP/IP).<br />

Unique Features and Concepts<br />

World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 has many new features and<br />

concepts have been incorporated into the game play.<br />

● The game is played in alternating phases of giving orders followed<br />

by simultaneous execution, with an original three-modes turn-base<br />

resolution<br />

● Easy to play, hard to master, play a scenario over a few hours or a full<br />

X-turn Grand Campaign following in Foch’s or Luddendorf’s footsteps!<br />

● A large selection of Scenarios (10) and Campaigns (4)<br />

● The largest World War One map ever, with unequalled historicallyflavored<br />

look and detail levels<br />

● 8 playable major nations, dozens of different troops, planes and ships,<br />

hundreds of military, economic, political and technological events, over<br />

200 historical leaders with unique abilities<br />

● An original diplomatic system, with your ambassadors to send all<br />

over the world to alter the balance of power between the Entente<br />

(i.e. Allies) and the Central Powers<br />

● Organize armies, manage supply, produce munitions, recruits and<br />

new weapons, use sea and rail moves, and put the best leaders in<br />

command (if politics allows), take care of your nation’s will to fight!<br />

● Break the trench warfare deadlock by pursuing technological research<br />

or fighting the economic blockade<br />

6 World War One: La Grande Guerre 1914-1918<br />

● Play secret stratagems to influence the course of events with famous<br />

characters like Lawrence of Arabia, Mata Hari, Lenin or the Red<br />

Baron<br />

● Fight to reconquer lost provinces, ensure European or worldwide<br />

supremacy, or just survival of the old order: victory can be military or<br />

political, as national will, population morale and parliament all play a<br />

crucial role.<br />

● Playable via LAN or Internet in multiplayer mode<br />

● Dozens of fully customizable parameters to make the Great War yours<br />

for modding<br />

Game Scale<br />

World War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 consists of a number of<br />

scenarios that are divided into game turns each representing one month<br />

on average of game time. The smallest military unit in the game is the<br />

Division, but most often a Corps. Ships and airplanes come into the form<br />

of Squadrons (4 to 8 units on average). The map is a 2D representation of<br />

Europe in its entirety-stretching from St. Petersburg in the East to the<br />

Spanish border in the West, and UK in the North to the shores of the<br />

Persian Gulf and Egypt in the southeast. It is divided into regions, areas,<br />

and theaters. Far away areas of the whole world are represented by Off<br />

Map boxes.<br />

Updates<br />

AGEOD makes every effort to fix any problems with its software or<br />

documentation as soon as such problems are identified. Owners of World<br />

War One: La Grande Guerre 14–18 are encouraged to visit http://www.ageod.com<br />

for the latest available software updates. Moreover, AGEOD’s forums are a<br />

great place to meet other players for discussions of strategy, historical<br />

commentary, news, and opinion. If technical support is required, owners<br />

should contact AGEOD via email at support@ageod.com for a speedy<br />

resolution of specific software issues.

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