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 | The Black Sea - 14th century
version 1.03
rated 3.8 (34 votes)
by Claudiu & LF
| The surroundings of the Black Sea in the 14th century. The fall of the Byzanthine empire is eminent and the Osmans are about to start their own. Or can you change history? |
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 | Classic Touch
version 1.0
rated 3.8 (33 votes)
by Sillysoft Games
| Classic map of the world.
Shrunk down to fit on tiny screens.
Borders optimized for touch-screen slides.
Search for "Lux" in the iPhone app store for mobile fun. |
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 | MARATHON
version 0.92
rated 3.8 (19 votes)
by Behemoth
| It is 490 BC and King Darius 1st of Persia has finally crushed the rebellion against his empire. Now his gaze falls on Greece. For six long years this rabble has aided the usurpers and even now remains defiant. A show of power is in order he thinks, both to rid his court of lingering dissent and to ensure no Greek dares question Persia again. Darius dispatches his armies - their mission: to turn Greek cites to dust, to slay all who raise sword or shield against his will and to enslave the rest. This will be Darius's subjugation of Greece.
It is September and Darius's fleet land on a beach near the city of Marathon. If the army’s size wasn't cause for alarm the trail of destruction in its wake surely was, having already turned the Aegean Sea red and raised Eritrea. Athens, aided by a small force of Plataeans march to meet the invaders on the Plain of Marathon, blocking passages to Boatia and Athens. But the Persians are in no rush and the Athenian roadblock remains unchallenged. For days these 10,000 Greeks endure a stalemate, facing an enemy well over twice their number, an imbalance they hope the arrival of Spartans will help address. But that day never comes.
Grossly outnumbered, devoid of cavalry and possessing but a fraction of the enemy’s missile troops, inexplicably the Greeks decide to attack. The invaders are surprised to say the least, not only that a Greek offensive was ordered, but that as Persian bows fill the air the Athenians break into a sprint, a move no Greek army had used until that day. Surprise turns to horror as Athenian phalanxes tear into the Persian front line, and with the clamor of that maddened impact so begins the Battle of Marathon.
Special thanks to Spaceattak1. |
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 | Spacestation Lux
version 1.2
rated 3.7 (230 votes)
by Evan Williams
| Lux ... In ... Space !!!
Battle for control of Spacestation Lux. It's tight quarters with 48 countries in 11 continents. Don't forget to bring extra oxygen...
Spacestation Lux has been included with Lux since October 2003. |
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 | Great Britain & Eire
version 1.3
rated 3.7 (193 votes)
by Preacherman
| Great Britain & Eire map, now comes as standard with Lux.
Version 1.3 fixes a country connection issue (that went unnoticed for years!) |
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 | Armengia
version 1.2
rated 3.7 (192 votes)
by SunTzu
| ARMENGIA: 60 Territories, 10 Continents
DETAILS
Gameplay is similar to Classic Risk. The 10 continents range from having 4-8 territories and are worth from 2-6 bonus points. The bonus points are dependent upon the number of countries and the number of borders they have with other continents.
SUGGESTIONS
This map looks best with thin borders. Simply go to the preferences menu and drag the slider all the way to the left. If you still want to see the continent outlines, drag the slider to the second line from the left. |
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 | American Revolutionary War
version 1.7
rated 3.7 (151 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| Relive The Revolutionary War...The British are Coming! The British are Coming!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario |
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 | Stargate
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (144 votes)
by Dave Beer
| The six races Earth, Goa'uld, Tollan, Ancient, Tok'ra and the Asgard battle it out using the gate network to assault enemy planets |
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 | Macedonian Empire
version 1.3
rated 3.7 (133 votes)
by hunterrose2000
| The Macedonian Empire at its height at 323 BC, at the death of Alexander the Great. The Empire is divided into three continents according to one of the major land-grabs by three of Alexander's generals (the Diadochi). NOTE: "Antigonus Monopthalmos" (Greece) is duplicated in the upper right inset. The upper continents are all scattered individual tribes, but there are two major forces in the South: Arabia and India. Any suggestions for refinement are welcome.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, changed army graphics, moved PI window. |
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 | Medieval Europe
version 1.3
rated 3.7 (124 votes)
by SunTzu
| MEDIEVAL EUROPE: 23 Continents, 84 Countries
From the fall of the Western Roman Empire until the Protestant Reformation in 1517, various Kingdoms and Empires fought for control of Europe.
DETAILS
The 23 continents range from having 2-8 territories and are worth from 2-7 bonus points. The bonus points are dependent upon the number of territories and the number of borders they have with other continents.
STARTING SCENARIO
France
Holy Roman Empire
England
Denmark
Hungary
Saracen Empire
SUGGESTIONS
This map looks best with thin borders. Simply go to the preferences menu and drag the slider all the way to the left. Yellow borders have been added to the map to help differentiate between continents. |
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 | Pirateers - Shiver Me Timbers!
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (117 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| Third map in the Pirateers Series! Pirateers™ is a trademark of BarStar |
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 | The Viking World
version 2.1
rated 3.7 (114 votes)
by ~ The Cyber Uilleann Piper ~
| Tis' the time of Fenrir the wolf who has swallowed the Sun and cast man into the dark ages. The Vikings roam the cold Seas of the North. Who will claim the greatest riches and land for their Clan. Grab your broadsword and shield. To the Seas we set sail for fame, riches and glory in Valhalla. |
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 | WWII Battles-Barbarossa
version 1.2
rated 3.7 (113 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| Story:
It is June 21, 1941, the eve of the largest land invasion in recorded history, Operation Barbarossa. Germany has amassed a gigantic army on the Russian border with one goal in mind: the total destruction of the Soviet Union. In Moscow Josef Stalin is tragically unprepared for the bloody carnage that is about to grip his country for the next three years. His paranoid purge of the Red Army has left his military disorganized and inept. Finland, attempting to regain their losses suffered during the Winter War, joins the fight against their archenemy, the Russians. Will the Soviet Union collapse before the disciplined and ruthless German army? Will Hitler succeed where Napoleon failed? Or will the Russian resolve prove to be more than the Germans can handle? Tomorrow is war!
Player Set-Up:
Player 1: Finland
Player 2: German Army Group North
Player 3: German Army Group Center
Player 4: German Army Group South
Player 5: Soviet Union
Bot suggestions for Scenario (random play turned off):
When playing the Soviet Union, try setting all 3 German players to be a teaming bot such as Reaper, Nefarious, or Bot of Doom. For an extra challenge, set the Finland Player to team with them. |
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 | Hunters Keep
version 1.07
rated 3.7 (111 votes)
by Shane Hunter
| Welcome to my first castle map. There are several continents within the keep as well as some key countries to control. See which battle plan works best. Storm the main doors or try to gain entry via one of the three underground access points. Sorry, no fancy catapults like Mark's maps. I do wish to extend thanks to Mark for providing the castle walls and towers. Without his assistance this map would not have ever gotten finished. |
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 | Battle of the Little Bighorn
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (107 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| The Battle of the Little Bighorn - which is also called Custer's Last Stand - was an armed engagement between the Lakota-Northern Cheyenne and the 7th Cavalry of the United States Army. It occurred June 26, 1876, near the Little Bighorn River in what is now Montana. The battle was the most famous battle in the Indian Wars and was a remarkable victory for the Indian Nations.
Forces from the Army led by Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer, were sent to attack the thousands of Native Indians that had slipped away from their reservations to join forces with Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. The United States Army planned a three-pronged plan to corral them and force them back to the reservations.
Custer's main forces began their assault from an overlook 14 miles east of the Little Bighorn River. Major Marcus Reno was instructed to lead his battalion from the South and attack and pursue the Indians from the village and to bring them into the main battle.
To the surprise of Reno, the Lakota-Northern Cheyenne were present in force and not running away. Reno ordered a retreat to nearby woods, and then made a disorderly withdrawal to the river and up to the top of the bluffs and joined forces with a battalion commanded by Captain Frederick Benteen.
Having driven Reno's force into complete chaos, the Indian warriors were free to turn their attention on Custer. Benteen did not continue on towards Custer for at least an hour, despite hearing heavy gunfire from the north where General Custer on horseback and his U. S. Army troops made their last charge at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Custer's 210 men engaged the Lakota-Northern Cheyenne (or had been engaged by them) to the north and were killed to the very last man.
****** GAME PLAY NOTE ******
The horizontal blue line indicates the Little Bighorn River and can only be crossed at 3 points indicated by the red arrows.
****** GAME PLAY NOTE ******
Submitted Monday February 20, 2006
Special thanks to Paranoiarodeo in the making of this, and all future BarStar Maps. You Beautiful Bastard! |
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 | First Macedonian Wars
version 2.3
rated 3.7 (105 votes)
by Lebowski
| First Macedonian War (211-205 BC)
Concocted by both the greed of of the war-profiteering Roman Magistrates and the mounting desire to retaliate for Philip of Macedonia's alliance with Hannibal, the Macedonian Wars were the first of a series of unpopular campaigns started with the intention of staving off Hannibal and his forces from the boarders of Rome.
The Romans were clearly not interested in aquiring any permanant property, but were in desperate need of allies to do their biddings. In 211 BC the Romans formed an alliance with the Aetolians, old enemies of Philip's. In 209 BC Rome was joined by Attalus of Pergamum in their effort to destroy Philip, great-grandfather of Alexander the Great.
In 207 Philip invaded Aetolia, but the Romans did little to help. Were the gods looking favorably upon Philip finally? Would Rome prove too powerful for Philip while holding all the strings over their league of puppet forces? Perhaps you should decide the matter...
* This map now has a scenario in v. 2.3 |
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 | The Dark Ages - Southeast
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (103 votes)
by SunTzu
| THE DARK AGES - SOUTHEAST
7 Continents, 7 Cities, 19 Countries
The fourth map in a seven-part series exploring Europe in the Dark Ages. |
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 | WWII Tanks - Hurtgen Forest
version 3.2
rated 3.7 (102 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| The Fourth map in the WWII Tanks series! |
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 | European Nations
version 2.5
rated 3.7 (98 votes)
by AG
| When territories touch slightly in an "X" type border (like on a chess board), there is no connection between them (no diagonal movement).
This map has accurate historical and cultural borders in Europe from late Medieval times to WW2. Some major cities are worth more points.
If some territories appear too small, just resize the map to fit your screen. In menu, select Board, Resize Map... [Actual size 800x665].
V. 2.2: Added a one-way connection from Pomerania to East Prussia to make it easier to maintain German integrity.
V. 2.3: New background theme. New continent. Other minor adjustments.
V. 2.5: Added challenging scenario: "The Ottoman Juggernaut." German-Polish border adjusted. |
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 | Inverse World
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (96 votes)
by RandomGuy
| The year 2107. After decades of drilling, mining and wholesale harvesting of the Earth's natural resources, a giant void has formed under the Earth's surface. Without warning, a giant earthquake shakes the planet and the seven continents collapse upon themselves leaving giant craters in their wake. Water from all the oceans flow rapidly into the newly formed crevices, destroying all in their path. The seismic eruptions cause mountain ranges to forcefully rise up from the previous ocean depths. Everything that had been covered by water is now dry land - everything that was land, is now underwater.
Far away on the Mars colony, the space colonists from Earth see the violent upheaval and race back to their home planet. They land to find the inverse world. The former island nations are staking claim to large claims of land, while the previous land powers are relegated to small islands. New governments are formed. New continents are declared: The South Pacific Kingdom, North Pacific Territory, North Atlantic States, South Atlantic Kingdom, Indian Kingdom, Tasmania, Philippine Kingdom, Arctic Land, Mediterranean Kingdom and the Siberian Kingdom. Capital cities spring up where former island nations thrived. But peace is fleeting - this new age land rush has sprouted into a full fledged world war.
Which nation will rule the Inverse World?
Original image credit to VladStudio (http://www.vladstudio.com/wallpaper/?510)
Map idea credit to Dustin (http://sillysoft.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11581) |
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 | Alexander's Conquests
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (90 votes)
by Enokrad
| A young man from Macedonia, having taken control of the union of Greek city states 5 years earlier, marched in the year 330BC to spread the boarders of the Hellenic Empire and defeat, their century old rival, the Persian Empire. Before his death at the age of 33, on June 10 of the year 323 BC, he had marched victoriously through most of the known world at the time. Asides crushing the Persian Empire, his conquests included Anatolia, Syria, Phoenicia, Judea, Gaza, Egypt, Bactria and Mesopotamia, and had extended the boundaries of his own empire as far as Punjab, India. This young man, Alexander III of Macedon, was the first king ever to be called the Great.
Do you have what it takes rival Alexander’s conquests?
Take control of one of the four greatest civilizations of the time:
the Greek ,the Persian, the Phoenician or the Egyptian.
Choose a side and build an army that would to rival that of Alexander the Great. |
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 | Middle East - Israel
version 1.5
rated 3.7 (88 votes)
by Hendriko
| Four weeks after Israel launched its first air strikes on Gaza in Dec 2008, a bloody war broke out between Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and the Palestinians.
Fight for control of this area and solve a conflict that has shaken the population in this region for over thousands of years.
BONUSES
Continents, and therefore bonuses, are based on real life government districts. However, Israeli districts (Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, West Bank, the Gaza Strip and more) are worth more than others.
Credits to Mark Bauer for providing the mountains!!! |
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 | One Kingdom
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (87 votes)
by Buson
| The Central Kingdom is slightly larger in territory and in army bonus, to make it easier to hold. I have also updated my email address. If someone with graphics skills would like to contribute a Chinese-style theme, or if you have ideas on how to make this map better, please email me.
Unify the Central Kingdom, the Six border Countries, and the Buffer Outposts.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Europe 1740
version 1.3
rated 3.7 (80 votes)
by Daniel Myers-modified by The Mapmaker
| This is a great map, Italy has been broken up into City-States reflecting the actual political divisions in Italy at the time and Hungary has been broken off from the Balkans. I've tested the map numerous times, it's a great map, adds many new angles as center becomes a dominant region in and of itself. Enjoy!
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | Florida - Seminole Wars
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (79 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| The year is 1817, for decades the amalgamation of various Indian tribes and runaway slaves in Florida has been a tinderbox waiting to explode. Destructive and bloody raids by the dubbed “Seminole” Indians have taken their toll on American patience. Instigated by the British and supplied by the Spanish, the Seminoles are getting more daring and more vicious in their attacks. On November 30, a small band of Indians massacre 50 men, women and children aboard an American supply ship on the Apalachicola River. President Monroe sees this as an opportunity to finally cede Florida and eject the Spanish. He has ordered famed Indian fighter and hero of the Creek War, General Andrew Jackson, to invade and destroy the hostile Indians. The ruthless and brilliant Jackson has readied his ragtag group of Tennessee Volunteers and is poised to exact American revenge. The most prolonged conflict in American history is about to erupt! Will Jackson succeed and finally conquer the unconquerable Seminoles? Will the resilient and resourceful Seminoles endure? Or will the Spanish exploit them both and secure a strong foothold in Florida? You decide! The Seminole Wars have begun!
Scenario set-up with random starting order off
Player 1 - United States
Player 2 - Spanish
Player 3 - Seminole Indians
Part of the "Then and Now" series. Check out Florida now in "Florida - Tourist Revolt" |
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 | Bay of Pigs
version 1.2
rated 3.7 (78 votes)
by RandomGuy
| Bay of Pigs Invasion
April 15 - April 19, 1961
In early 1961, a group of US-funded and supplied Cuban exiles returned to invade Cuba in an attempt to topple the communist government of Fidel Castro.
The invasion took place at the Bay of Pigs (Bahia de Cochinos) on the Southwestern coast of Cuba.
With the support of President Kennedy, the CIA, fresh off recent success in overthrowing governments in Iran and Guatemala felt confident they could take down Castro. They trained, funded and supplied over 1,500 Cuban exiles for the attack.
On the morning of April 15, the attack began with flights of B-26 Marauder and A-26 Invaders attacking airfields in the landing region. Soldiers parachuted in behind enemy lines to target strategic bridges, roads and defenses.
Meanwhile four 2,400 ton transport ships accompanied by CIA-owned landing crafts brought the ground troops. They landed at Playa Larga and Playa Giron. Unfortunately for the landing forces, what was identified as seaweed in satellite surveillance was in reality razor-sharp coral reefs, which slowed progress and sank several ships before reaching shore.
The revolutionary troops eventually landed and quickly forced back the defending Cuban militia. However once US involvement became public knowledge, air support abruptly ended. It also became apparent that Cuba had advance knowledge of the invasion and had effectively camouflaged their air force - their own planes scrambled to the skies to retaliate against the sea vessels and invading land forces.
The invading force got pinned down in the Zapata swamp by the resurging Cuban Army, and with lack of air support, they were quickly captured and defeated.
By April 21, 104 revolutionaries were dead, the rest captured. As many as 5,000 Cuban military were dead.
Now, you can recreate the invasion - Will the revolutionary forces stick to the plan and win? Or will the Cuban Army once again fend off the invaders?
Map Rules:
1) US Aircraft can only attack their designated parachute drop zones.
2) Cuban airports can attack US aircraft in addition to their neighboring countries.
3) Naval troops can only land at the marked beach coastline near Playa Larga and Playa Giron.
Map Scenario:
Player 1: Invading US-led Revolutionaries
Player 2: Cuban Army and Militia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion |
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 | Texas
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (76 votes)
by Evan Williams
| This is a map of the present-day state of Texas, with 95 "counties" (simplified and redrawn from the 254 rather grid-like counties of real Texas; gameplay is more important than accuracy) and 25 metropolitan areas. Full control of a metropolitan area is worth bonus points equal to the number of "counties" in it: this ranges from 1 to 6. Note that the eastern part of the map is more valuable than the west, being more urban.
Even with the reduced number of counties, the map is somewhat cluttered; you may wish to turn off "Show army graphics" in your preferences. Besides, any war fought over modern Texas would more likely be metaphorical--a war of culture, ideas, or market share--than physical. |
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 | Okinawa 1945
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (74 votes)
by Kartofile
| The Battle of Okinawa (March-June 1945) was the last major battle of WWII and the largest sea-land-air battle in history. It took Allied forces three months to secure the 60-mile long island, during which 1/4 million people died in a hellish landscape of greasy mud and rotting corpses. Many historians believe it was this horrific battle that convinced US leaders to force Japan's surrender with a nuclear strike rather than invade its main islands.
The map includes a two-player starting scenario which simulates the situation shortly after the battle began: US forces have landed and established control over central Okinawa, isolating the Japanese at the northern and southern ends of the island. You take it from there.
In real life, US troops swept through the sparsely populated northern areas within a few weeks, but it took months of nightmarish fighting to capture the southern part of the island. Tragically, Japanese propaganda had convinced many islanders that the invading Americans would commit genocide and other atrocities; this deception led to many extreme acts of civilian resistance including mass suicides. Postwar US occupation of Okinawa lasted nearly three decades (until 1972) and even today this small island remains home to a large American military presence.
The map is best played at its full size (985 x 567) with army graphics turned off. Continents may be more easily defended than they appear, as each one has just four border territories.
If you can tell me how to make this map better, please post a note in the Map LAB forum. Thanks! |
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 | Nonesuch Place
version 1.01
rated 3.7 (73 votes)
by NSC
| First attempt.
*Fixed a country connection in The Marsh. |
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 | Antarctica
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (58 votes)
by Enokrad
| In the not so long future, after decades of mindless consumption of the planets natural resources and polluting of the environment, most of the ice on the continent of Antarctica melted. The sea levels around the world rose and countless coastal cities flooded with water. The consequences were bigger than what most expected. Highly toxic elements entered the atmosphere, which started a chain reaction of toxic rain, destruction of plantations around the world, contamination of fresh and sea water and the rapid decline of marine life. In Antarctica the lands’ remaining frozen areas served as a natural shield from the ecological disaster. With large areas of frozen freshwater and wetlands ideal for farming people from around the globe, in a last effort to survive, traveled by any means to Antarctica. As more and more settlers arrived, open landmass became scarce. Not long after, new alliances were formed and battles ragged through the continent in an attempt to secure more land.
Your alliance has given you their full force of their military might in an attempt to conquer and bring peace to the continent. It’s now up to you to prove you have what it takes to succeed and ensure the survival of your brethren and all those who seek peace.
Be careful though, there are others that seek the same goal who will, in their desperation, do anything to achieve it. At the most southern point of the planet, at 90°S 0°W coordinates, navigation tools don’t work forming a dead zone to those why seek passage through it. Prevent crossing it to avoid having your armies lost in that barren wasteland.
Good Luck. |
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 | IceCave999
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (55 votes)
by J. Garcia
| This map was generated off a mainframe computer, using randomized iterative programming.
Contains a pseudo-random number of pseudo-random-sized caverns in an underground setting.
Provides some fascinating opportunities for strategy.
Try playing with five other bots, all with different "personalities".
Any bot can be dangerous, but this is one of the few maps where "cluster" and "angry" can do very well.
Starting scenarios are intentionally very unbalanced, so challenge varies depending on which turn you play. |
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 | War of the Five Kings
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (54 votes)
by Baudolino
| The War of the Five Kings has begun!
Lead one of the five great houses to victory and a permanent seat upon the coveted Iron Throne.
- House Stark of Winterfell
- House Tully of Riverrun
- Houses Baratheon and Lannister of Storm's End and Casterly Rock
- House Tyrel of Highgarden
- House Martell of Dorne
In addition to these houses you may have to contend with House Arryn of the Eyrie, the barbarians beyond the Wall, and the fearsome House Greyjoy of Pyke which holds an important sea route.
Most castles are surrounded by a "siege zone" with a negative point value. This is meant to simulate the cost of besieging a heavily defended castle.
Keep in mind that not only do you lose points by taking a siege zone, but your opponent technically gains points. So be sure to end a siege as quick as possible.
You may be tempted to allow a siege to remain unbroken; this can be an effective way of increasing your men per turn. But be warned, the enemy can use that siege zone to attack virtually every surrounding territory. You must judge if it is worth the risk.
This map is balanced for starting scenario play, I recommend using a 2,2,3,3,3,4,4,4 card progression and a 5% increase per turn. Higher percent increases can be used, I find the map works best when most of your points come from territories as opposed to cards. |
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 | South Carolina - Revolution
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (54 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| It is August 1780; the American situation in South Carolina is bleak. The continental Army under general Gates has suffered a devastating defeat at Camden leaving the American army in shatters. Now, the only Patriot forces left are scattered bands of militia. General Clinton seizes this opportunity to finally secure all of South Carolina by dispatching the merciless Colonel Tarleton to hunt down and slaughter the remaining American militia. Can the Americans hold off the British until General Greene arrives? Or will the British destroy all resistance? The fate of the American Republic is at hand!
Scenario set-up (Random start off)
Player 1: British
Player 2: Tories
Player 3: Patriots |
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 | Dodeca
version 1.02
rated 3.7 (53 votes)
by cyprianne
| 546 countries aranged in 42 dodecahedrons, each it's own continent and each with it's own capital, all in six super-continents for your Luxing pleasure! |
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 | Georgia - Civil War
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (52 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| The year is 1864. The American Civil War has been raging for four bloody years, costing hundreds of thousands of lives. In order to boost Northern morale and ensure his own re-election, Lincoln approves a bold and controversial plan to bring the war to a quick and decisive end. In conjunction with General Grant's assault on Richmond, general William Tecumseh Sherman is to break out of Chattanooga and capture the rail hub of Atlanta. From there, Sherman's plan is to make the war unbearable for the confederate citizen to endure. Determined to reach the port city of Savannah and leave a path of complete destruction in his wake, Sherman is now on the move! The South will not recover.
SHERMAN!!!
Scenario set-up (Random Start Off)
Player 1: Union
Player 2: Confederate |
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 | South Africa War
version 1.4
rated 3.7 (51 votes)
by Robin Tronson
| Conquer the Southern tip of Africa |
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 | The Black Lagoon
version 1.3
rated 3.7 (49 votes)
by Eric Bradshaw
| The Black Lagoon features over 100 countries in one giant mass of ickyness. 20 continents are up for grabs with the most men on the edges and the biggest bonuses in the middle. Three outer-edge continents have no bonus whatsoever. Ancient warriors battle to control the Black Lagoon. |
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 | the great maze
version 1.0
rated 3.7 (40 votes)
by Oswald Farthing
| no back story for this one. just have fun. Oh and it's more fun with random countrys than with the starting senario. |
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 | Long Island
version 1.1
rated 3.7 (35 votes)
by Jason Kamin
| Long Island, New York and surrounding territories. Continents include Upstate NY, Connecticut, NYC, Fire Island, North Fork, South Fork, Suffolk County and Nassau County. Countries include Manhattan, Queens, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Stony Brook, Hamptons and others. |
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 | Indy 500
version 1.01
rated 3.7 (24 votes)
by LF
| Indianapolis 500 at Lux deluxe!
Race with 4 opponents on the oval at Indianapolis. The direction is (only) counter clockwise. You can change lanes at the two opposite positions on the track indicated by the dark lines.
Use the scenario. "Empty bot" will be used as player 6. Use a grey color for player 6.
LF |
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 | New York City
version 2.5
rated 3.6 (146 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| Take LUX to the streets of New York City. Conquer the 5 boroughs, neighborhood by neighborhood, district by district. Be sure you get the NYC theme as well.
Version 2.5 update: 5 player scenario |
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 | China Sea Pirates
version 1.32
rated 3.6 (114 votes)
by Kartofile
| This map is for demonstrating the new army graphics available in Lux 5.6. Just perform the upgrade and turn on your army graphics. Then start the game and watch your armies move from land to sea... Wow!
Story: Rival bands of 14th century Wokou pirates are fighting for control over a group of uninhabited islands in the East China Sea, to use as a secret base where they can hide out, stash their loot, sing pirate songs and drink lots of booze.
If the geography is hard to understand, try the starting scenario or click the Bonuses button, which makes it easier to see. There are six bases on three main islands; armies can move between land and sea at any of the 10 beaches. Good luck! |
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 | dragons bane
version 1.5
rated 3.6 (109 votes)
by blackj3sus
| zerg has somehow escaped the spell of eternal sleep cast on him in the last dragon war by mendzig the wizard.some say it is because the wizard has died, breaking the spell and releasing the mighty reptilian god. others believe it is a sign that the dark lord is returning and we should all pray for a swift death at the talons of zerg, rather than face the evil one's wrath. but the sisterhood of the faith has called for the kings of all the lands to bring forth their greatest heros to smite zerg and restore peace to the land.
dragon image taken from free clipart site:
http://www.webweaver.nu/clipart/dragons.shtml |
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 | Two Worlds
version 1.21
rated 3.6 (101 votes)
by Sylocat
| Originally conceived at a party where some guys put two Risk boards together to create a new challenge, and prodded for me to do it by a couple guys on the forums. The story is, somewhere between Alaska and Kamchatka there is hidden a mysterious portal to another world. Go through the portal and take over the other world too. The two worlds are identical in every way, so there's no unfamiliar ground. You won't find the portal every time, by which I mean that the Alaska-Kamchatka connection is still open on each individual map. Happy dimension-hopping! |
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 | Risk Plus - Final
version 1.4
rated 3.6 (98 votes)
by AJ Bertenshaw, Preacherman
| Risk Plus, one additional continent and altered continent values. Now with the proper spelling of Antarctica!
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Land of Oz
version 1.1
rated 3.6 (97 votes)
by RandomGuy
| The Land of OZ
First introduced by L. Frank Baum in his book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Oz is divided into several countries all ruled by a central monarch, residing in the Emerald City in the center of the map. The areas are Munchkin Country (blue), Winkie Country (yellow), Quadling Country (red) and Gilliken Country (purple). Emerald City is, of course, green.
Several notable landmarks are worth bonus points - the castles of Glinda the good and the Wicked Witch. Scarecrow's tower, The Tin Woodman's house, Cowardly Lion's Den as well as Dorothy's house. Also, the Yellow Brick Road provides a bonus and a fast track to the Emerald City.
Battle for control of the Marvelous Land of Oz! |
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 | To The Power Of Hex, Too
version 1.4
rated 3.6 (97 votes)
by Preacherman
| v1.4 provides a 6 player starting scenario (continent values rebalnced).
Hex Two. The Return Of The Hex. The Hex Strikes Back. Re-Hexed. Hex, Too. Hex Revisited. Etc, etc. And you thought the first Hex led to long, complex games... |
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 | Europe Large--The Northmen
version 1.1
rated 3.6 (96 votes)
by Daniel Myers
| A new twist on Europe Large. This map is based on the year 700, as the Northmen begin their descent on Europe. In their sites are the wealthy monasteries of Ireland and Britain. The Russian plains are still an empty, wild area; their presence will be felt there as well. In the south, however, rich cultures flourish, as the cities of Constantinople and Rome are preeminent. The Franks are the power of the West, as the Visigoth empire of Spain has declined. In the far south, a new threat is on the horizon: the Moslems. Will the barbarians destroy the civilized nations, or will the economic might of the Italians and Byzantines gain the victory?
Version 1.1: I have balanced the scenario to make everyone have a fairly equal chance at victory. The game is hardest when the Barbarians and Northmen are Yakool, and the other 4 are Evil Pixie. I do that by turning off random turn order; the first in the list will be the Barbarians, and the last the Northmen. I also added an overground to the theme. |
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 | Chaos
version 1.1
rated 3.6 (93 votes)
by Eric Nusbaum
| This map is freakin huge. Only a truly chaotic Lux-er would even attempt such a map.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, cleared up bonuses screen. |
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 | Plateaus
version 1.1
rated 3.6 (91 votes)
by yi3artist
| A seven-continent archipeligo connected by bridges and ladders. Each continent includes a castle tower with a bonus. Map is based on Super Mario World with inspiration from River Castles. |
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