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Kuro khan: Grammar and spelling edits

2024-10-15T03:10:43Z

Grammar and spelling edits

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	Empire Plateau (~~arena~~) is the ~~on-line~~ adaptation of the 2 to 4 ~~multi~~-player version of the same game. ~~Difference being, EP arena has quicker-~~contact between opposing armies due to ~~being on the~~ smaller ~~16 x 11~~ long/~~latt'~~ grid ~~as opposed~~ to the ~~24 x 11~~ used by its ~~First~~ edition cardboard ~~sibling~~. ~~EP arena~~ is configured for just 2-players at a time.		Empire Plateau (Arena) is the online adaptation of the 2- to 4-player version of the same game. The main difference is that Empire Plateau Arena features faster contact between opposing armies due to its smaller 16x11 long/lat grid, compared to the 24x11 grid used by its first-edition cardboard counterpart. Empire Plateau Arena is configured for just 2 players at a time.

	===Objective===		===Objective===

	Conquer your ~~Opponent~~'s Empire Base by landing any of your game pieces on it. The ~~Empires base~~ is ~~situated~~ underneath the ~~Emblem armies~~ starting position.		Conquer your opponent's Empire Base by landing any of your game pieces on it. The Empire Base is located underneath the starting position of your army's Emblem.

	===Turn===		===Turn===

	On your turn, you must make ~~the~~ minimum of 6 moves		On your turn, you must make a minimum of 6 moves.

	Each army can only move up to its value, ~~e.g.~~ a 4 can ~~only~~ move up to 4 spaces, so a 4 + a 2 moving full ~~will~~ count as the minimum ~~required~~, ~~likewise 3~~ 4s moving at half speed (2) would ~~count towards~~ the minimum of 6		Each army can only move up to its value. For example, a 4 can move up to 4 spaces. So, a 4 and a 2 moving their full distance would count toward the required minimum. Similarly, three 4s moving at half speed (2 spaces each) would also fulfill the minimum of 6 moves.

	The Emblem, ~~with~~ no ~~number~~, can ~~be moved~~ up to 12 spaces~~, if~~ it is moved after a small army (2,4 or 6), no other small army can ~~then~~ be moved again on that turn, ~~and~~ if moved before small army, ~~it can also not~~ be moved again on that turn. The Emblem is the only ~~army~~ that can be stationed or moved through its own Empire's Base ~~and just moving~~ the Emblem on a turn without deploying small armies is ~~acceptable~~ as long as ~~it moves~~ the minimum ~~requirement~~ of 6 moves.		The Emblem, which has no numerical value, can move up to 12 spaces. If it is moved after a small army (a 2, 4, or 6), no other small army can be moved again during that turn. Likewise, if the Emblem is moved before a small army, that small army cannot be moved again that turn. The Emblem is the only piece that can be stationed on or moved through its own Empire Base. Moving only the Emblem on your turn, without deploying small armies, is allowed as long as the minimum of 6 moves is met.

	A single move is from one dot to another dot ~~connected by a line,~~ in any ~~viable~~ direction ~~accept~~ diagonal.		A single move is from one dot to another connected dot in any direction except diagonal.

	An army ~~when moved~~ cannot end up on the same dot it started from, but can ~~freely~~ change direction during its move (e.g. it could go forward, left/back, ~~right - any combo~~)		An army cannot end its movement on the same dot it started from, but it can change direction freely during its move (e.g., it could go forward, then left/back, then right—any combination).

	An army cannot be moved a second time in the same turn even if it has moves remaining.		An army cannot be moved a second time in the same turn, even if it has moves remaining.

	===Capturing===		===Capturing===

	If your army captures an opponent, ~~this ends~~ its move and the ~~opponent~~ army is removed from the board		If your army captures an opponent's piece, its move ends, and the opponent’s army is removed from the board.

	2s can only capture ~~if moved~~ in an L shape		-2s can only capture by moving in an L shape.

	4s can jump any army next or adjacent to it before resolving the remainder of ~~its~~ move (~~inc.~~ capturing/conquering), but it cannot change direction ~~in the~~ air and the jumped piece is not captured.		-4s can jump over any army next to or adjacent to them before resolving the remainder of their move (including capturing or conquering), but they cannot change direction mid-air, and the jumped piece is not captured.

	===Tips===		===Tips===

	Keep your ~~own~~ base protected from long range Emblem ~~Attacks~~		Keep your base protected from long-range Emblem attacks.

	~~Utilise~~ the ~~Jumping 4 high~~ up the board to conquer		Utilize the jumping ability of the 4s to advance up the board and conquer.

	Use the multitude of 2s to ~~cover~~ your ~~armies~~ from being captured		Use the multitude of 2s to protect your base from being captured.

Frances Games: /* Objective */

2023-09-20T20:12:09Z

Objective

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	===Objective===		===Objective===

	Conquer your Opponent's Empire Base by landing any of your game pieces on it.		Conquer your Opponent's Empire Base by landing any of your game pieces on it. The Empires base is situated underneath the Emblem armies starting position.

	===Turn===		===Turn===

Frances Games at 16:26, 16 August 2023

2023-08-16T16:26:50Z

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	===Objective===		===Objective===

	~~Land on~~ your Opponent's Empire Base		Conquer your Opponent's Empire Base by landing any of your game pieces on it.

	===Turn===		===Turn===

Frances Games: /* Turn */

2023-06-27T18:41:51Z

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	===Turn===		===Turn===

	On your turn, you must make a minimum of 6 ~~movements~~		On your turn, you must make the minimum of 6 moves

	Each army can only move up to its value, e.g. a 4 can only move up to 4 spaces, so a 4 + a 2 moving full will count as the minimum required, likewise 3 4s moving at half speed (2) would count towards the minimum of 6		Each army can only move up to its value, e.g. a 4 can only move up to 4 spaces, so a 4 + a 2 moving full will count as the minimum required, likewise 3 4s moving at half speed (2) would count towards the minimum of 6
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	An army cannot be moved a second time in the same turn even if it has moves remaining.		An army cannot be moved a second time in the same turn even if it has moves remaining.


	===Capturing===		===Capturing===

Frances Games at 15:43, 12 June 2023

2023-06-12T15:43:45Z

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	4s can jump any army next or adjacent to it before resolving the remainder of its move (inc. capturing/conquering), but it cannot change direction in the air and the jumped piece is not captured.		4s can jump any army next or adjacent to it before resolving the remainder of its move (inc. capturing/conquering), but it cannot change direction in the air and the jumped piece is not captured.

			===Tips===

			Keep your own base protected from long range Emblem Attacks

			Utilise the Jumping 4 high up the board to conquer

			Use the multitude of 2s to cover your armies from being captured

Frances Games: /* Objective */

2023-06-05T21:54:07Z

Objective

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	Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact between opposing armies due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as opposed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. EP arena is configured for just 2-players at a time.		Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, EP arena has quicker-contact between opposing armies due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as opposed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. EP arena is configured for just 2-players at a time.

	===Objective===		===Objective===

Frances Games: /* Objective */

2023-06-04T02:50:12Z

Objective

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	Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact between opposing armies due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as ~~oppossed~~ to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. ~~Arena~~ is configured for just 2-players at a time.		Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact between opposing armies due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as opposed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. EP arena is configured for just 2-players at a time.

	===Objective===		===Objective===

Frances Games: /* Objective */

2023-06-02T10:46:40Z

Objective

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	Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. Arena is ~~restricted to~~ 2-players at a time.		Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact between opposing armies due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. Arena is configured for just 2-players at a time.

	===Objective===		===Objective===

Frances Games at 23:02, 1 June 2023

2023-06-01T23:02:36Z

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	Empire Plateau (arena) is an adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. The only difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16x11 long/latt grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition sibling. Arena is restricted to 2-players at a time.


	Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. Arena is restricted to 2-players at a time.		Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. Arena is restricted to 2-players at a time.

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	2s can only capture if moved in an L shape		2s can only capture if moved in an L shape

	4s can jump any army next or adjacent to it before resolving the remainder of its move (inc. capturing/conquering), but it cannot change direction in the air and ~~this~~ jumped piece is not captured.		4s can jump any army next or adjacent to it before resolving the remainder of its move (inc. capturing/conquering), but it cannot change direction in the air and the jumped piece is not captured.

Frances Games: /* Objective */

2023-06-01T22:57:15Z

Objective

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	Empire Plateau (arena) is an adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. The only difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16x11 long/latt grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition sibling. Arena is restricted to 2-players at a time.		Empire Plateau (arena) is an adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. The only difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16x11 long/latt grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition sibling. Arena is restricted to 2-players at a time.


			Empire Plateau (arena) is the on-line adaptation of the 2 to 4 multi-player version of the same game. Difference being, arena has quicker-contact due to being on the smaller 16 x 11 long/latt' grid as oppossed to the 24 x 11 used by its First edition cardboard sibling. Arena is restricted to 2-players at a time.

	===Objective===		===Objective===