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 **LudusRegius** is an turn-based strategy game inspired by the board game *Diplomacy*.
 
-Like *Risk*, the goal of the game is to raise armies and conquer the map. However, unlike Risk, the outcome of battles is completely deterministic. If two armies attack each other in a neutral territory, neither can gain the upper hand. 
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-This means that you must use a complex strategy to gain the upper hand: offering bribes or political marriages, granting lands, or sending assassins. Only when you command a solid network of allies can you hope to succeed.
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+Like *Risk*, the goal of the game is to raise armies and conquer the map. However, unlike Risk, the outcome of battles is completely deterministic. If two armies attack each other in a neutral territory, neither can gain the upper hand (without help).
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+This means that you must use a complex strategy to achieve victory: offering bribes or political marriages, granting titles, or sending assassins. Only when you command a solid network of allies can you hope to succeed.
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 Features
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 * Use battle tactics and diplomacy to help you conquer the map.
 * Turn-based game play allows you to develop a complex strategy.
 * Compete with seven other great houses for political dominance.
 * Deterministic battles, you can't attack a larger force and expect to win (unless you have some hidden advantage).
-* Almost every action has political consequences: crush you rebellions without mercy, and others are less likely to occur, but you become an easier target for assassins.
+* Almost every action has political consequences: crush rebellions without mercy, and others are less likely to occur, but you become an easier target for assassins.
 * Use spies to gather information about the strengths and weaknesses of rival houses.
 * Use political marriages help you strengthen your alliances.
 * Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.

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 * Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.
 * Bribe stewards of key cities and towns to defect to your banner.
 * Raze buildings and burn crops to decrease the political value of certain regions.
-* Give your vassals the lands and titles to keep them loyal to you.
+* Give your vassals lands and titles to keep them loyal to you.

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 * Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.
 * Bribe stewards of key cities and towns to defect to your banner.
 * Raze buildings and burn crops to decrease the political value of certain regions.
+* Give your vassals the lands and titles to keep them loyal to you.

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 * Compete with seven other great houses for political dominance.
 * Deterministic battles, you can't attack a larger force and expect to win (unless you have some hidden advantage).
 * Almost every action has political consequences: crush you rebellions without mercy, and others are less likely to occur, but you become an easier target for assassins.
+* Use spies to gather information about the strengths and weaknesses of rival houses.
 * Use political marriages help you strengthen your alliances.
 * Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.
 * Bribe stewards of key cities and towns to defect to your banner.

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 * Use political marriages help you strengthen your alliances.
 * Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.
 * Bribe stewards of key cities and towns to defect to your banner.
-* Raze buildings and burn crops to decrease regions political value.
+* Raze buildings and burn crops to decrease the political value of certain regions.

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 * Almost every action has political consequences: crush you rebellions without mercy, and others are less likely to occur, but you become an easier target for assassins.
 * Use political marriages help you strengthen your alliances.
 * Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.
+* Bribe stewards of key cities and towns to defect to your banner.
+* Raze buildings and burn crops to decrease regions political value.

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 * Use battle tactics and diplomacy to help you conquer the map.
 * Turn-based game play allows you to develop a complex strategy.
 * Compete with seven other great houses for political dominance.
-* Almost every action has political consequences. For example, if you crush your enemies
-* Political marriages help you strengthen your alliances.
-* Political assassinations let you eliminate members of rival households.
+* Deterministic battles, you can't attack a larger force and expect to win (unless you have some hidden advantage).
+* Almost every action has political consequences: crush you rebellions without mercy, and others are less likely to occur, but you become an easier target for assassins.
+* Use political marriages help you strengthen your alliances.
+* Send assassins to eliminate important members of rival households.

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Project Overview =========== What is LudusRegius? -------------------- **LudusRegius** is an turn-based strategy game inspired by the board game *Diplomacy*. Like *Risk*, the goal of the game is to raise armies and conquer the map. However, unlike Risk, the outcome of battles is completely deterministic. If two armies attack each other in a neutral territory, neither can gain the upper hand. This means that you must use a complex strategy to gain the upper hand: offering bribes or political marriages, granting lands, or sending assassins. Only when you command a solid network of allies can you hope to succeed. Features -------- * Use battle tactics and diplomacy to help you conquer the map. * Turn-based game play allows you to develop a complex strategy. * Compete with seven other great houses for political dominance. * Almost every action has political consequences. For example, if you crush your enemies * Political marriages help you strengthen your alliances. * Political assassinations let you eliminate members of rival households.