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 | The Iran Iraq War
version 1.3
rated 3.3 (36 votes)
by Mark Karnowski
| The Iran-Iraq War: Iraq attacked Iran in September of 1980. Iraq quickly moved into Iran, but within a few months Iran regained their territory and was on the offensive for years to come. This was one of the bloodiest of all wars, most likely over one million people were killed. After eight years the war ended with a United Nations sponsored cease-fire. This time, there will be no cease-fire… |
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 | Sweden 2008
version 1.1
rated 3.3 (36 votes)
by Mikael Markander
| Conquer the Kingdom of Sweden!
This map consists of all 25 provinces plus four of the major cities. |
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 | Rilopa
version 2.1
rated 3.3 (36 votes)
by Jo The Shmo
| Long before Atlantis sunk, there was a continent called Rilopa. It rester between two other continents, on the atlantic ocean. It is your duty to free it from anarchy and unite it under one fist!
Email garplox9@hotmail.com with suggestions and bugs! |
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 | Europe mini
version 1.4
rated 3.3 (29 votes)
by Sillysoft Games
| The continent of Europe optimized for the iPhone. Conquer it! |
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 | Chess
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (124 votes)
by Preacherman
| Probably one of the most complex maps ever devised. Marvel at the intricate polygons, bask in the genuis behind the associated graphics, and stare boggle-eyed at the cunning layout. Actually, it IS trickier than it looks...
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario. |
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 | Africa
version 1.9
rated 3.2 (118 votes)
by James Milner
| Africa 1.9 Want to Lux in the Serengetti, or Maybe the Masi Mara? Jungle or Desert? It's got it all!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window |
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 | Amazon River
version 1.6
rated 3.2 (114 votes)
by RandomGuy
| Battle for control of the Amazon River Basin! Villages along the river provide bonus points. Each village is marked by a hut. The more huts, the bigger the bonus. There are a few trails between villages through the jungle, otherwise all travel is via the river. Enjoy!
v1.5: Updates some graphics, clarifies a few borders.
v1.6: Another graphics update |
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 | Assault
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (109 votes)
by Preacherman
| Lux does not get any stupider than this. If seemingly random carnage and 14 hour long games are your thing, this is the map you have been looking for.
Quick run down of the way it works - it is a standard map but there are also two airports and four ports, marked with airplanes and ships. If you control one of the two airports, you can drop troops anywhere at all with the exception of the other airport island (call it a range limitation) and the ports ('cos they are too heavily defended, or something). From the ports, you can attack any coastal territory, this includes those bordering the larger rivers. You cannot directly attack the other ports or the airports, again 'cos they are probably too heavily defended. You'll need to go via land for this.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario. |
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 | Australasia
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (97 votes)
by James Milner
| Version 1.5,
Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia,Papua New Guinea,Timor,Singapore,Soloman Islands,Vanuatu.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window, cleared up bonuses screen, fixed the interior country. |
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 | WWII Tanks - Iwo Jima Beachhead
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (94 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| The Fifth map in the WWII Tanks series! |
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 | California
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (93 votes)
by Preacherman
| If you can think of any place in the world more in need of having a decent war fought on it's soil, I'd like to know about it. Your chance to kick some butt in California.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, moved PI window, cleared up bonuses screen. |
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 | American Indian War
version 2.0
rated 3.2 (87 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| The Year is 1887. Under supervision of Geo. U. Mayo, the General Land Office compiles from the official records a map of the Indian Territory. This map contains extensive cultural detail relating to the reservations composing the Indian Territory in 1887. GAME PLAY NOTE: Indian nations can only attack the US Forts at Fort Custer. All forts can attack each other. Hold all the forts and get extra armies. Burial Grounds are sacred and cannot be crossed.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window |
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 | BattlePlanets - The Arkanix Empire
version 1.1
rated 3.2 (86 votes)
by SunTzu
| BATTLEPLANETS: THE ARKANIX EMPIRE
Gameplay is different than most maps since all of the countries connect to each other. If you like fast, exciting games, check this map out! |
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 | iLand III
version 1.1
rated 3.2 (85 votes)
by deadlyfingers
| The third and final iLand. Now 50 countries - Remember you can attack across the page east to west & north to south!
Version 1.1 adds a starting scenario. |
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 | The United States
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (85 votes)
by G. Arkos
| My first map! It's been through one iteration of debugging but is
still pretty new, so any feedback is greatly appreciated. Enjoy
battling it out in the US - from Alaska to the American Heartland!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario |
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 | Diamonds
version 1.3
rated 3.2 (85 votes)
by Eric Nusbaum
| This level is pretty cool. 64 countries across 18 continents. Make sure to watch the "Ring" and the "Center" continents, as they are worth quite a bit. The "Ring" also provides interesting mobility from one continent to another. Also look out for the "Link" single-country continents.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, cleared up bonuses screen. |
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 | Cavemen Wars
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (77 votes)
by Ledux
| The Neanderthals began to be displaced around 45,000 years ago by modern humans, as the Cro-Magnon people appeared in Europe.
There is considerable debate about whether Cro-Magnon people accelerated the demise of the Neanderthals. Timing suggests a causal relation between the appearance of Homo Sapiens Sapiens in Europe and the decline of Homo Sapiens Neanderthalensis.
It is very possible, that they competed by the natural resources available by means of bloody confrontations. In this case, it is the more long war of history, since the Neandertales finished being extinguished 15.000 years later.
It is not therefore excessive to baptize her as “CAVEMEN WARS”
Scenario set up (Random Start off):
Player 1: The Altamira People (Cro-Magnons)
Player 2: The Clan Of The Cave Bear (Neanderthals)
Player 3: The Lascaux People (Cro-Magnons)
Player 4: The Clan Of The Cave Lion (Neanderthals)
Player 5: The River And Sea People (Cro-Magnons)
Player 6: The Environment. Very Adverse And Hostile. Resources And Natural Risks
You can only cross the River where indicated with arrows (canoes) or stone bridges.
The River 2, and the River 3 are
connected with the Sea 2.
Several notable landmarks are worth bonus or minus points.
Each area with an animal icon (hunts), provides extra reinforcements.
Each area with a natural risk icon (difficulties), reduces reinforcements. |
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 | Earth 2206
version 3.1
rated 3.2 (72 votes)
by Violator
| Planet Earth, 2206.
Due to the environmental aftermath of the Great Nuclear War of 2012, the earth shifted its axis of rotation. The north pole is now in the former United Kingdom, and the south pole somewhere between Australia and New Zealand. This forced hundreds of millions of Europeans to migrate and, through cooperation with their former colonies in exchange of technologies and resources, establish new unfrozen homelands around the world.
Global warming raised the shoreline a few hundred feet, flooding most coastal cities.
There are two Space stations orbiting earth, and they are accessed through spaceports in the Confederación Andina and Nei Mongol, respectively. |
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 | Classic Part Tres
version 2.0
rated 3.2 (71 votes)
by Goten6456
| UPDATED VERSION :
Newly updated countries. I cleaned them up a lot. This map is like Classic Part Deux with 5 extra countries: Antarctica, Hawaii, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, and The Carribean. |
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 | Lux Phforever
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (71 votes)
by Preacherman
| This is a map I've been meaning to make phfor a while - not because the map itself kicks much ass, but because the game on which it is based DID. Anyone with a Mac will (or should) be phfamiliar with Bungie's infamous Marathon Trilogy which set the standard for FPS games, and many people still consider it unrivaled in it's genre.
Aimed at the segment of the Lux community that knows what a pair of WST-EM5 shotguns will do to a S'pht (currently myself and el toro) this map places the player back onboard the U.E.S.C Marathon. Unfortunately, Dustin hasn't made the awesome arsenal available in the game available to the Lux Community (probably a good idea), so you'll have to do with SET's dice.
If you enjoy the map, play the game - Aleph One is an open source project which allows you to play Marathon, Durandal and Infinity online, and is available free of charge from http://source.bungie.org/get/
-- Lest We Phforget |
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 | Ireland
version 1.3
rated 3.2 (69 votes)
by Gurlugon
| Play for the control of the counties of Ireland.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | North Channel
version 1.7
rated 3.2 (66 votes)
by Top Row
| update - version 1.7 scenario added
The North Channel lies between Manitoulin Island and the north shore of Lake Huron. Its crystal clear waters and hundreds of uninhabited islands make it a sailor's and boater's paradice. Let's fight over it.
Note, unless connected with a line countries, across a lake or other body of water from each other, are not connected. |
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 | World War 3 Risk
version 4.4
rated 3.2 (66 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar), Tokyokid
| Thanks to BarStar for the original map.
NOTE: All fleets (boxes) can attack surrounding fleets and countries.
When I watched 6 bots play this map, it took them 160 rounds to finish! It took them 54 rounds the second time. It took them 69 rounds the third time. It took them 445 rounds the last time! So i guess the average rounds this map takes to play is: 182 rounds. So this is a pretty long map!
THE STORY: It is August 27th, 2100 A.D. The Chinese and Korean announced to the world that the have started an alliance and they have power with nuclear bombs. The United States feared this would happen. Ms. President Georgette Bush (Yes, the third Bush.) declares war on the alliance on September 6th, 2010. Troops were sent to China first. There, they had the bloodiest war in American history. Hundreds of Thousands died in the 7-day period. Struggling to survive, the Chinese surrendered and let the Koreans take over the battle. The population of America was going down. Children as young as 9 and women went to war. The Americans won the war after Korea dropped a bomb on all the nuclear plants; fortunately, The U.S had a plane that managed to get the most powerful nuclear bomb in the world. The plane zoomed of to the middle of China and dropped it. The effect was spectacular. The explosion was heard all over the world. That explosion caused the biggest Tsunami, Earthquake and Tidal wave ever. The alliance surrendered.
Epilogue: 100 years after those fateful days, almost all the world is polluted in radiation. Everyone is mad. There is no room for politics; everything is just go, go, And GO! Now 2200 A.D. another World War is building up. And it will be a lot nastier.
Coming Soon: World War 4 Risk (Don't anybody copy, please. =)
Map LAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Pac-Lux
version 2.01
rated 3.2 (65 votes)
by Sylocat
| Time for a good old-fashioned arcade game! Play as Packman and race around the maze, gobbling as many dots as you can. Beware of the four ghosts laying in wait at the intersections to ambush you, they'll take a bite out of your income, but just gobble one of the four big dots to get it back. Oh, and be sure and get the cherry bonus, then take the fight to the ghosts' front door!
Version 2.0 (2/26/07) has, as requested, larger and slightly fewer dots. Oh, and as requested, I changed the main character's name from Pac-Lux-Man to the simpler "Packman" (named after our very own friend in Lux). |
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 | Get Factored
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (64 votes)
by Rick Godman
| Good Luck!!! I have to say this isn't my favourite map - in fact, consider it more of an experiment than a game. Know your multiplication tables? Good, cause you'll need them! It's really quite simply, access from 4 is to 8,12,16,20,24 etc... access from any number is to any of the factors of that number, so (a) expect a lot of action around 1,2,3,4 etc and (b) watch out for those prime numbers, the little mongrels which can only be accessed through 1 because the only thing that can be multiplied to get them is 1 and themselves (eg 17). It's a mathematical headspin of mega proportions, and I haven't managed to win a single game yet!!! Have fun, good luck, and I'll give an iron-pyrites-embossed hamster dropping to the first person who wins a game! |
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 | Nine Nations of North America+
version 1.1
rated 3.2 (64 votes)
by Chairman63
| v1.0 Expanded version of regionalism as defined by Joel Garreau in his book "Nine Nations...". My first contribution. Comments are welcome.
v1.01 Fixed a "missing link"
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, moved PI window |
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 | Quadrant 3
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (64 votes)
by Eric Nusbaum
| This map is the third iteration of a simple concept of seperate quadrants with connecting "bridges". |
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 | Undergods Treehouse
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (60 votes)
by KingPatrick
| Welcome to The Undergods Treehouse. Best with border thickness set to THIN. Climb up and enjoy the party at the coolest treehouse in the world! |
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 | DC Politics
version 1.1
rated 3.2 (59 votes)
by Enokrad
| DC Politics
The fight for Washington DC
You can travel between any subway station to another
You can attack any non-income territory on the map through the airport.
Try not to get lost on the streets of Washington.
Please private message me with any problems/bugs or suggestions you may have.
Hope you enjoy
-Enokrad |
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 | White House
version 0.1
rated 3.2 (58 votes)
by RandomGuy
| It's a takeover at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Seize control of the White House! Staircases and the elevator connect the first and second floor and can be owned as a country. White doorways show room connections. |
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 | Iowa
version 1.1
rated 3.2 (58 votes)
by Abendroth
| Iowa: more counties than any other state. This is my first attempt at making a map. At first I thought it might be a boring map, because most of the counties in Iowa are basically square, but it's actually a really fun map.
Counties with main cities have significant bonus value; do not underestimate them.
Armies may not move diagonally into another county; there must be some amount of parallel border.
Please give me constructive feed back. If you rate this a 2 or 3, please let me know what could have made it better.
V 1.1 fixes a country connection problem between two counties. |
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 | Mero-Carogian Hegemony
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (58 votes)
by Quipark
| In the late 27th century the last remnants of the Euro-Asian Union fled from Earth. The final vestiges of control have fallen as the President of the Mero-Carogian Hegemony has been assassinated. Six factions now vie for control of star systems billions of light years from Terra.
Update: All areas now have proper names. Corrected and Improved connections. The Nexus is now Central to Expansion. |
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 | Solar System
version 1.3
rated 3.2 (56 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| The Martian War of 2064 has spread. What was once a quiet corner of the galaxy has erupted into all-out intergalactic war!
The humans of Earth and the Martians had been grappling for control of the Inner Planets for over a decade.
The huge planets of the outer system unexpectedly dropped their "gassy" cloak and revealed huge military regimes determined to conquer the entire Solar System.
Who will rule the Milky Way?!
PS: Make sure you have Lux Delux 6.0 to see the new space ship graphics. |
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 | Middle East - The road map
version 1.4
rated 3.2 (55 votes)
by General K
| The future of the Middle East as planed by the proposed USA "road map". |
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 | Ying Yang Tennis Balls
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (55 votes)
by Rick Godman
| Wow man, if you like look at a ying yang and turn your head just like this, they turn into tennis balls and frowning aliens, and sometimes when you listen real good they speak Words of Wisdom to you, man. I guess it proves everything is the same but different, and if you can remember the sixties, man, you weren't even there...
Well, that's the game description anyway. The 60's might have been a time of peace and love but this map plays mean and hard. No doubt it'll be rated down to the 2's or 1's since anyway who's beaten by a map seems to rate it zero, preferring to blame the map not their own gameplay abilities. |
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 | Fertile Basin
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (54 votes)
by Brendacious
| Chokepoints for everyone! Unless someone gets stuck in the middle.
Holding the central basin will earn tons of income. Good luck with that.
Enjoy! |
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 | China
version 1.1
rated 3.2 (54 votes)
by William Kong
| Fight for the control of China!
This is my first map. Comments and suggestions are welcome.
mapLab update: added a starting scenario. |
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 | The Face
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (49 votes)
by top row
| Battle up and down the staircases leading to the "Face." Recommend using the starting scenario for a balanced start. My first 3D effort. Enjoy.
Note: Due to the three dimensional layout not all countries appearing to touch actually do. They are at different altitudes.
Also: All landings (white) have a -1 bonus and are connected.
1.2 - adjusted bonuses and added 1 landing |
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 | The Lantern
version 2.0
rated 3.2 (48 votes)
by Sylocat
| Loosely inspired by the board game Trivial Pursuit, this map is deceptively complex.
Almost all the paths on this map are one-way streets. The outer ring is a clockwise racetrack, the inner ring a counterclockwise track. The six junction spaces between the rings allow freedom to choose directions, so you want to hold them.
The six shafts towards the Lantern at the center are also one-way streets, but once you're in the Shell, you can catch a ride on the Flame and attack every other square on the board! Beware though, holding the Lantern reduces your income to zero...
(version 2.0 breaks The Lantern up into 2 separate countries to make the playing field a little fairer and more interesting) |
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 | Risk Plus - Final 4
version 4.7
rated 3.2 (48 votes)
by AJ Bertenshaw, Preacherman, Norte, Rune
| This map is basically Risk Plus - Final 3 by Norte, but a crap load better in continent bonuses and connections. Checked for glitches, actually found one, and was able to get rid of it in raw text, which was annoying. Enjoy the map.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, cleared up continent labels, move PI window |
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 | Octagons
version 1.3
rated 3.2 (47 votes)
by n00less Cluebie
| The classic face-off between the Trojans and the Achaens (or Danaans....or Greeks, whatever)
But on a map of diamonds and half-octagons, or rather irregular-shaped hexagons, whatever....)
Just enjoy the map, and be sure to kill reaper. He just said something about your mother when you weren't looking
background image of the removal of Briseis provided from flckr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/44124324682@N01/434177985/ |
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 | Ruins
version 1.2
rated 3.2 (44 votes)
by yi3artist
| The underwater remains of a lost civilization. Ruins represent ancient cities. One can warp between any of the star-inscribed stonehenges.
[a few connections were fixed] |
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 | Scrabblux
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (40 votes)
by Sylocat
| This one is anything but a word game!
This one is basically similar to Chess or Waterworld, except some squares (the double/triple squares) are worth extra bonuses. Have fun!
Thanks to Syzygy for suggesting this. Note that the starting scenario only has 4 players. |
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 | Australia
version 1.3
rated 3.2 (39 votes)
by Wizz
| Discover the regions of Australia... and conquer the biggest cities of this enormous island ! Those cities give you special bonuses when you hold them, as a way to help you defend your borders against other explorers...
THE CITIES :
Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.
THE ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONS :
Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, Northern Territory, Southern Australia and Western Australia. |
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 | Indiana Railways
version 1.05
rated 3.2 (39 votes)
by Shane Hunter
| Take a relaxing ride on the Indiana Railways. In a freak accident you are teleported back to 1858. See if you can settle the state and return peace to the land.
There are 8 "hubs" on this map. Each independently operated by a tycoon. The tycoons have agreed to permit trains from other tycoons to travel into their territory but only via a hub. In some cases you must travel through one hub to get to another. |
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 | Lower 48 States
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (38 votes)
by Logan McCamon
| Alaska and Hawaii have succeeded from the States and the government has collapsed, it is up to you to bring the 48 continental states back together before it is too late... |
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 | Idaho - The Gem State
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (36 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| A broadcast was made from an underground radio station in Moscow Idaho which reported that the Big Potato Coalition had succesfully lobied the State legislator to lift the ban on genetically altered potatoes. Not wanting to relive the horrors of the great potato uprising of 1974, Idahoans panicked and immediately took up arms against this new potato super army. |
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 | Pangea V.2
version 2.0
rated 3.2 (36 votes)
by TheEmporer
| 100 Years from now, a great cataclysm has befallen planet earth. Due to global warming the polar ice caps melted, and the stress on the planet cause the techtonic plates to reverse direction and rapidly speed up.
Welcome to Pangea V.2
Many changes have taken place in governments, continents, and the nations themselves, and in the chaos, some new country alliances have been formed, and some have stayed the same. A new nation of Antartica has been created, since it is no longer located in the extreme south pole and has become habitable. As always, countries have come to war...can you be the general that unifies the new world?
**This is my first map...hope you have some fun** |
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 | Lux TOP 49 - 2008
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (35 votes)
by lupuS Ferox
| The top 49 players of 2008 in the 15 most played maps |
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 | Team Hex Battle
version 1.0
rated 3.2 (32 votes)
by RandomGuy
| Team Hex Battle
A dueling map for 6 players on teams of 3. There exists 6 bases on the edges of the map, with various 3-hex continents in the middle.
Starting scenario is 6-player: Players 1, 3 and 5 start on the left. 2, 4 and 6 on the right. |
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