Experimental "Political" Game

[Maltrease]

With the peace agreements, do you go by what is currently owned, or what was owned before the war started?

What is you conquered all of players provences except their capital in a single turn? Would you have to give most of those up in the peace process, or is the capital the only provence left for negotiation?

[Cohen]

World in Flames is pretty long, and you need skilled player to play it.

However I appreciate it played with all his expansion (well I've Planes in Flames - not gold edition - Africa a Flame, Asia a Flame, Mech in Flames, Ship in Flames, Days of Decision 1-2, and 5th edition base game).

However due to the too high complexity and the too high time commitment I withdraw myself to a more humble but entertaining Europe Engulfed or Barbarossa to Berlin of GMT games.

[Soapyfrog]

With the peace agreements, do you go by what is currently owned, or what was owned before the war started?

What is you conquered all of players provences except their capital in a single turn? Would you have to give most of those up in the peace process, or is the capital the only provence left for negotiation?

Whatever you could grab before the surrender you get to keep, excepting provinces where you do not hold the castle.

In a gamemastered game wth good accounting I think you might be able to do something more sophisticated, but keep in mind this is just an experiment.

As for greatest games of all time, yeah SFB is up there too, along with WiF (I'm actually just about to head out to WiFcon, fancy that). But EiA is hard to beat!!!