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Old April 3rd, 2008, 05:39 PM

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Default Re: How do you define a NAP?

It makes sense to specify this. I assume that a NAP is for a set number of turns (helpful to set out the turn it will expire at the beginning) unless we agree to, say, a "3-turn warning NAP" where 3 turns of warning must be given before an attack, but the NAP will otherwise stand for the entire game.

You could, of course, do something like a 3 turn warning NAP that will last no less than 15 turns or something, but generally unless otherwise specified it seems reasonable to assume that a NAP is for a set amount of turns.
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