Rules of the era

The leaderless movement

The Revolution has no leaders here: each of its orders and recruits is a proposal, taken up when the turn resolves with a chance of Network out of a hundred, never under 10% and, on Hard, never over 80%. A proposal that is not taken up costs its Action Point but not its money. Moves need nobody's agreement.

Nor do these: “Lie low” and “National strike day”.

Network starts at 40 and fades by 3 at the end of every turn.

Each of these adds to it at the end of every turn: Roundabout Camp +3 and Online Group +2.

Orders move it: “Roundabout meeting” +2, “Livestream” +1 and “Boycott” +3.

Factions that act alone

At the start of every turn, each faction of the Revolution with more than 40 Power takes an action of its own, seen by both sides, in the district where most of its units stand.

The spokesmen: Opinion +1. The roundabouts: Parisians +1 toward you; Network +2. The streamers: The news channels +2 toward you. The Black Bloc: Unrest +3 in this district.

While the loyalty of the Black Bloc is under 50, they act violently instead: each Black Bloc, 2 at most, riots where it stands: Violence +5; Unrest +5 in this district; Opinion −2; Fire in this district.

With “Citizen Assemblies”, they keep calm while Network is 60 or more.

Viral clips

When the Law uses force in a district where the Revolution has a Streamer, there is a 50% chance of a viral clip, 35% on Hard: Opinion moves 15 toward the Revolution.

The Law uses force with “Arrest”, “Motorbike arrest”, “Kettle”, “Disperse” and “Clear the roundabout”.

Some make a clip likelier: “Motorbike arrest” ×2, never over 95%.

When the Revolution acts violently in sight of a camera, a Streamer of its own or a Surveillance Drone of the Law, there is a 50% chance, 65% on Hard, of a clip against it: Opinion moves 15 toward the Law.

It acts violently with “Black Bloc action” and “Night at the Arch”.

With “Viral Weekend”, a clip goes viral, no chance needed.

With “Every Phone a Camera”, the Revolution's clips go viral 70% of the time, on Hard too.

With “Defence Launchers”, 20% of the Law's uses of force injure someone: a unit of the Revolution there is weakened, and the clip can go viral even with no Streamer there.

With “Press conference” and “Televised debate”, the Law spins the story, and Opinion moves toward it: “Press conference” 3 and “Televised debate” 2.

With “Spin Doctors”, Opinion moves 1 toward the Law at the end of every turn.

With “Fact-Checkers”, the Law's spin counts 50% less.

Surveillance

Surveillance starts at 20. At the end of every turn each Surveillance Drone of the Law adds 3, and it fades by 2.

While it is above 60, Opinion moves 1 toward the Revolution at the end of every turn, and each time it rises above 60, the loyalty of Foreign powers toward the Law falls by 10.

Saturdays

With “March” and “Spontaneous march”, the Revolution marches in a district: Opinion moves 2 toward it for each Saturday Marchers unit there that is not kettled, 6 at most, and the district's Unrest rises by 3.

“March” can be given only on a Saturday, as the level's calendar sets them.

With “Act of the Nation”, every march that turn counts ×2.

With “Kettle”, the Law holds the marchers of a district in place: they cannot march for 2 turns, counting the turn of the kettle.

With “Kettling”, for 3 turns.