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Game #13: The Sword of Damocles
Page last updated: 1/28/2006 10:14 PM
Time left to next host: 52.42 Hours
Races Open: Closed Status: Completed Turn: 80
Turns In: _x_o__xoo__ Schedule: S_T_T__
Last Hosted: 1/28/2006 10:14 PM Next Host: -- at 2:40 AM
Description: Burried in the heart of a planet  is a super weapon powerful enough  to kill all life. Once found, players get 1 point  for each turn they control the  planet. The first player with 12  points turns on the machine and  able to kill enemy races at will.
Game Options: Custom Map, Rich HW, High Pop,  High Money. Homeworlds in a Very Large classic  circle.  Default Settings. Starbase at HW w/ 2 Ships. TimHost 3.22.46  Game runs 3 times a week or  when all turns are in. Game ends when device is used  or at 80 turns.
Race Player Turn Status Missed | Pct
(1) Federation
Missing
0 | 100 %
(2) Lizard
Computer Player
Dead
54 | %
(3) Birdmen
Missing
0 | 95.28 %
(4) Fascist
Computer Player
Open
51 | %
(5) Privateer
Missing
0 | 96.66 %
(6) Cyborg
Missing
0 | 91.57 %
(7) Crystalline
Computer Player
Dead
28 | %
(8) Evil Empire
Computer Player
Open
18 | %
(9) Robot
Computer Player
Open
60 | %
(10) Rebel
Missing
0 | 96.89 %
(11) Colonial
Missing
0 | 98.83 %


 

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