New Islands Subsector PBG
Zuflucht 0101 C445720-8 N 800
Wellington 0105 C8B0263-A 800
Esperanza 0106 C6748BC-9 N 303
St. Hilaire 0110 B579763-A N 500
Nebelwelt 0210 C879425-5 612
Gloire 0303 C764567-9 controlled by Serendip Belt 924
Serendip Belt 0503 A000959-C N 502
New Colchis 0507 A8959AA-C N 920
Herzenslust 0606 E995765-6 controlled by New Colchis 103
Orphee 0609 X885600-0 interdicted 100
Topas 0702 D120899-5 904
Elysee 0705 B502532-9 N 200
Besancon 0706 C201341-9 N 502
Berlichingen 0801 D600437-7 700
Joyeuse 0808 A7899B9-C N 404
Old Islands Subsector PBG
Sturgeon's Law 0104 DAC1451-6 815
Quichotte 0109 E576667-6 N controlled by Joyeuse 413
Neubayern 0202 A7889C9-C N 610
Schlesien Belt 0303 C000367-B N controlled by Neubayern 111
New Home 0305 A565857-D N 704
Colchis 0406 B676898-9 N 911
St. Genevieve 0503 C460100-A 404
Acadie 0605 C868563-9 controlled by Amondiage 400
Sansterre 0702 A87A943-C N 222
Achille 0704 E101335-9 100
Amondiage 0705 A5629A9-C N 102
St. Denis 0803 D735764-7 N controlled by Sansterre 803
PBG - Population multiplier, # planetoid belts, # gas giants
As you probably notice, Esperanza has been removed from the list of
starfaring powers. The list of eligible worlds is limited to those with
A starports, but if you really like a challenge, I have no objection to
you playing St. Hilaire or Colchis. For purposes of this game, you will
be the "High Command" of whichever world you get, and your location IS
relevant. Any orders given will be from whatever point you are determined
to be at when the order is given, and appropriate time delays till the
order
is received will be applied.
You will be required to build a fleet using standard TCS guidelines for
"peace". No meson technolgy is initially available. You must provide me
with a complete fleet listing (in High Guard terms). 80% of that force,
to include all the (TL-1) ships, will be included in initial information to
all other players. 80% of their forces will be known to you. You may
indicate WHICH ships are to included in that listing. Any further
information must be acquired during play. Communication between players
must go through me, and will be delivered at the appropriate time.
Each player should provide me a short (less than 1000 words) description
of his Naval Doctrine (how do you want your fleets to behave in a fight?).
Combats between forces you are not present at will be decided by me, and
results will be sent to you at the appropriate time. You may change Naval
Doctrine at any time, but the change will be disseminated to your forces at
the appropriate times. They will continue to use old Doctrine until that
time.
"Appropriate time" will be determined by time required to make jumps from
the location an event occurs at to the relevant locations (you to your
fleets,
your fleets to you, other worlds to you, etc.).
There are no "bidding guidelines". Choose the three worlds you would most
prefer to operate from. I will try to keep everyone as happy as possible.
The sooner you get a request in, the more likely you are to get your first
choice, though.
To answer questions already asked - 80% is by tonnage, not by cost.
I am you comptroller. Any budgetary errors or overrruns will be reported
at the "appropriate time". Deficit spending is disallowed, funds will
awarded annually (every 50 turns).
Worlds listed as having a Navy Base have planetary defenses other in
addition to fleets (this, of course, applies only to non-player worlds.
Players can do what they like about planetary defenses). ANY world with
sufficient resources may have a fleet (mostly quite small). These ships
will be assumed to be produced at the tiny little local yards, or bought
surplus from one of the great powers. This IS a method that can be used to
dispose of obsolete ships you no longer wish to carry on the fleet list.
50% of funds so acquired will go to the Navy budget for the following year,
the remainder to the General Fund (it pays the Comptroller's salary ;-)).
Later...
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I have learned to use the word "impossible" with the greatest caution.
--W. von Braun