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This page is where you can get copies of the scenarios we're currently looking for reviews of. Active League members should try to review at least one scenario per batch, if possible. While we welcome reviews of other scenarios, we hope people will take our suggestions seriously so we can have meaningful discussions and get multiple ratings for the same scenario. If you have a scenario you would like to see reviewed, please send a note to sleague@apolyton.net. It is preferable that you have your files at a remote location, however if this is not possible, the Scenario League will consider hosting the scenario (contingent on file size) - only zipped files will be accepted. A free Winzip evaluation program can be downloaded at www.winzip.com |
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Eklund's "The Napoleonic Eagles" is a scenario that starts in 1805
and ends in 1814 (so you don't get to fight at Waterloo). You play as
Napoleon himself and your goal is to create a strong, unified Europe
under French leadership. Requires FW.
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Dracon's
"Ripoff Pack Version 2.0" makes the most of graphical elements
from other Civ-related games by adopting selected images from a variety
of sources and wrapping them neatly into the Civ2 palette.
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John
Valdez's "Lunar Mission Modpack" for Civilization II
versions 1.08 to 2.42. is a test of "What if we colonized the Moon?".
Nations compete to build and dominate the Lunar surface, while dissident
humans break off from these bases and form the "Lunarites". The goal
is to unite the Moon through conquest or build a spaceship and let them
have that pulverized chunk o' rock! Inspired by Frederic Meunie's Moonland
Modpack.
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Eklund's "Karl II" (Vers. 2.0) focuses on Sweden's invasion
of Russia. Karl XII thought the best way to defeat Russia was to strike
at the heart of the Russian empire, at their old capital Moscow. In
1707 he began marching towards Russia with his army, probabaly the best
trained and most modern army in Europe. Requires FW.
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Timothy Came's "Napoleon" (Vers 1.0) starts in 1793 just after King Louis XVI has being executed. Europe is in a state of shock following this act, and soon after this France (already at war with Austria and Sardinia) declears war on Holland, Spain and Britain. However at this time France is in a very difficult position, the treasury is empty, the army is in a state of chaos and the country is facing famine. Facing these problems France's chances seemed very slim, but by 1796 Napoleon Bonepart was given command of the Armee' de Italia and in just under a year had conqured much of Nothern Italy and forced Austria to surrender. Requires FW. | |
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John Valdez's "Mars Patch" offers the ability to play a different planet. Very similar to FW: Mars Now! Scenario, this Mars patch has more units, terrain changes, Martian Canals, and additional rules. Also, there are four Martian Maps to play that reflect the challenging dry, cratered Mars that everyone imagines. Successfully playtested with Civ2 version 2.42. | |
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St Leo's "Fictional Americas" takes a wildly altenative view to how the Americas were colonized - featuring the Vikings, Irish monks, Roman fleets, the Phoenicians, the Chinese, Meso-Americans, and of course, the natives. Requires FW. |
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St Leo's "Roman Riots" focuses on the following plot: The City of Inventarium has taken up arms against its benevolent Romans. It is up to you, Maximus Gloriosus to quell the civil unrest incited by the goons of the evil Julius Commonus. He has fortified himself in a luxurious Palace to the North-East... Requires FW. |
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Prometeus' "Antigonos" commences with Alexander, from his death bed being asked: "Who is the heir you'll give your empire?" Alexander answers: "The strongest of you!" A multi-tribe tussle led by the Antigonids over an ancient kingdom. Requires MPGE (FW scn file available for separate download). | |
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R. Lawrence's first scenario - "1937" - is an attempt to overcome several quirks of the game by taking into account 'blitzkreig' warfare, giving carriers the capacity to attack air units, and the removal of railroads as well as troop transporters. | |
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Rick Westera's "Rome 280 BC: Conquest of the Classical World" is inspired by the original Rome.scn but has a full range of Classical technologies, units, wonders, and events - not to mention a very different feel to the gameplay. Pyrrhus is invading Roman Italy as part of Epirus' brief bid for world empire, while the Carthaginians rule the Western Mediterranean, and three Greek empires struggle for control of the east, unaware of the Celtic maelstrom about to descend upon them from northern Europe. (Revised version implemented 8th January 2001). Requires MPGE. | |
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Joff provides a modern scenario 'Kosivo War' that covers "Milosevic's liberation war against the Kosovarian population" and the consequent NATO strike back. Note: Some text is in Italian. | |
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Kobayashi presents 'Star Trek: The Battle for the Alpha Quadrant'. It is the 23rd Century and different races are just beginning to discover warp drive, and to explore and colonize the vastness of the Final Frontier - Space. As per the events depicted in Star Trek - First Contact, the BORG have arrived. Requires Fantastic Worlds. Scenario version #2. |
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Ian Thompson brings the classic Tolkien tale 'Lord of the Rings' to Civ2 Test of Time. Using the 'fantasy game' base, this scenario includes an extensive events file to unfold the journey of Frodo the Hobbit. Requires ToT. | |
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Exile presents 'The Modern Age': At the close of the 15th century, the Modern Age dawned. This was the age of nation states and their absolutist monarchs; Phillip II, Charles V, Louis XIV, Henry VIII, Elizabeth and Isabella. An age of enthusiasm for war opened with the roar of the new cannons and the steady advance of the Ottoman Turks into Europe. |
