Name of Game: Northern Forests
- Organizer:
Vern Vaillancourt
- Email Address: verdon@efni.com
- Level
of Play: Intermediate
- Number of Players Needed:
5
- Game Platform: Mac
- Deadline for Replies: Oct.
18/95
- Anticipated Game Start Date: Oct.
21/95
Scenario Parameters:
- Scenario to Be
Used: Random
- Army Set to Be Used:
Spectremia
- Terrain Set to Be Used: Grasslands
- City Set
to Be Used: Spectremia
- Number of Cities:
70
- Fraction of Water: 17%
- Fraction of Forest:
21%
- Fraction of Hills: Random
- Do Cities Build Allies?
Yes
Choosing Sides:
- How Will Sides Be
Assigned?
- Submit Preferences, first come - first
serve.
- How Will Sides Be Named?
- Submit your own country
name
- Number of Computer Players?
- Zero, Zip,
Zilch
- Computer Player Settings:
- N.A.
Game
Parameters:
- Neutral Cities: Active (well sort
of)
- Quests: On
- View Enemies: Off
- Hidden
Map: On (just for fun)
- Razing Cities: Always (no more
mister nice guy)
- Diplomacy: On (We're all honourable here,
aren't we?)
- View Production: Off (what's life without
mystery)
- Intense Combat: Of course
- Military Advisor:
On (for what use he is)
- Quick Start: Off
- Random
Turns: Off
Play-By-Email Options:
- File
Transfer Method:
- stuffit/binhex
- Max File Turnaround
Time:
- 3 days (weekends count)
- Player Substitutes Allowed
During Vacations/Absences?
- If you must
Directions for
Interested Players:
If you are interested, please respond with your
name, a brief bio (if you like), and your e-mail address. Also include any
colour preference you may have and a name for your nation. I'll do the best
I can to satisfy your preferences. It will be up to you to satisfy your
ambitions.
Additional Background:
Hi! I'm a freelance
artist/musician working from northern Ontario, Canada. This is my first
attempt at setting up a PBEM, so you may have to bear with me. I think I'm
a fairly competent intermediate player, but I haven't played anyone other
than my trusty, but mindless Mac. All players are welcome but I think an
inter-continental contest would be interesting. Lets see how you Europeans
do against an old bushwacker, eh!