Level 1 · 3 May 1968
The Courtyard
- Turns
- 8 turns, an hour each
- Map
- 20 districts
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The Revolution
The rector has called the police into the Sorbonne. Hold the meeting in the courtyard: two Student Assemblies in the Latin Quarter for six hours, with five arrests at most.
Objective
Two Student Assemblies in the Latin Quarter for six hours, with five arrests at most
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 6 turns
- No barricades
The game's hint Arrested assemblies count against you. New assemblies can be raised in the Latin Quarter.
- Won
- The meeting held
- Lost
- The Sorbonne cleared
The Law
Clear the Sorbonne: no Revolution unit left in the Latin Quarter, and no riot anywhere else in the city. Every arrest feeds the next march.
Objective
The Latin Quarter cleared, without riots beyond it
Stars
- Win the level
- Win within 6 turns
- No tear gas
The game's hint A riot outside the Latin Quarter ruins the day, even if the courtyard is cleared.
- Won
- The Sorbonne cleared
- Lost
- The meeting held
Events
News that reaches both sides during the level. Each side answers for itself.
The rector calls the police
The rector of the Sorbonne has asked the police to clear the courtyard.
The Revolution
What happensStudents loyalty +4
The Law
What happensStudents loyalty +4
Free our comrades
In the streets of the Latin Quarter, the crowd chants for the students taken away.
The Revolution
What happensUnrest +10 in some districts
The Law
What happensUnrest +10 in some districts
After the level
After level 1 · 3 May 1968
The Vans
The Revolution
The students are being driven away in police vans. A crowd is gathering on the boulevard.
- Block the vansStudents loyalty +15Heat +10
- Follow them with lawyersThe left parties loyalty +10
The Law
The vans are full. The magistrates want to know what to do with the students.
- Release them tonightOpinion +5
- Hold themThe Prefecture loyalty +10Unrest +10 in some districts
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The Courtyard
On 3 May the rector called the police into the Sorbonne, and the students in the courtyard were taken away in vans.
If the Revolution won
The meeting went on until evening, and the Latin Quarter came out to see.
Otherwise
The courtyard was cleared by nightfall, and the riots did not leave the Latin Quarter.
If the Revolution chose “Block the vans”
The crowd blocked the vans on the boulevard, and the first paving stones flew.
If the Revolution chose “Follow them with lawyers”
Lawyers followed the vans to the police stations, and the students were out by morning.
If the Law chose “Hold them”
The students were held, and the Latin Quarter boiled.
Otherwise
The students were released that night, which pleased nobody.