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Cainehill said:
Umm - "defeating 3" - that seems a little ambiguous. Killing 3 pretenders? Or destroying three nations? Or strictly a VP win (which 6 VPs doesn't seem to match defeating 3 - defeating 2, if capitols are 2 VPs each, or defeating 5, if VPs are 1).
Sounds kinda fun, but I'd like a little more clarity on the winning. 
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The statement is ambiguous but I thought the victory condition would clarify it. My thought was that there would be 20 VPs: 10 capitals and 10 in the field. The assumption was then that each player gets a VP at thier cap and would grab 1 in the field and fortify it, meaning that in order to win you would have to defeat 3 other players to get enough VPs to win.
Actually, my numbers are wrong, it should be 8VPs (2 of your own and then 6 "enemy" VPs). But thats a bit on the high side. Lets just set the victory condition at 7VPs and leave it at that
