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Level 5 · 23 March 1918

The Long Gun

Turns
14 turns, a week each
Map
20 districts
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The Revolution

Shells fall on Paris from a gun no one can see. Collect 100 peace petition points: each Pacifist Speaker adds 1 a turn, and a peace meeting adds 3 (once per district each turn) but may get the speaker noticed by the police.

Objective

Collect 100 peace petition points

Stars

  1. Win the level
  2. Win within 10 turns
  3. No secrets sold

The game's hint Meetings bring in more than speakers do, but a speaker noted at a meeting can be arrested. Spread your speakers out: the police hunt the ones they have seen.

Won
Paris signs for peace
Lost
Paris holds

The Law

The long-range gun and the night raids hit a district most turns. Have the Sacred Union at 50 or more and Output at the quota when week 14 ends. Shelters halve the damage; a shelter in all four factory districts wins the clean star.

Objective

Sacred Union 50 or more and Output at quota at turn 14

Stars

  1. Win the level
  2. Already meet the objective by turn 10
  3. Shelters in all factory districts

The game's hint Arrest the speakers you have seen; Mail Censorship finds more. Rally the city every turn: telegrams and shells keep eating the Sacred Union.

Won
Paris holds
Lost
Paris signs for peace

Events

News that reaches both sides during the level. Each side answers for itself.

The War BulletinTurn 1Inspired by real events

Shells from nowhere

Explosions in the streets of Paris, and no aircraft in the sky. The gun is more than a hundred kilometres away.

The Revolution

What happensSacred Union −3

The Law

What happensSacred Union −3

The War BulletinTurn 2Inspired by real events

Good Friday

A shell hits the church of Saint-Gervais during the service and the vault comes down on the congregation.

The Revolution

What happensUnrest +10 in MaraisSacred Union +4

The Law

What happensUnrest +10 in MaraisSacred Union +4

TelegramTurn 4Inspired by real events

The spring offensive

The enemy has broken through on the Somme. The front is moving toward Paris again.

The Revolution

What happensSacred Union −8

The Law

What happensSacred Union −8

TelegramTurn 9Inspired by real events

The Americans

American divisions enter the line: fresh men, by the hundred thousand.

The Revolution

What happensSacred Union +6Allies +8 toward the Law

The Law

What happensSacred Union +6Allies +8 toward you

After the level

After level 5 · 29 March 1918

Good Friday

The Revolution

A shell hit the church of Saint-Gervais during the Good Friday service. The whole city is in mourning.

  • Pause the campaignOpinion +5Unrest −10 in some districts
  • Make use of itShop-floor militants loyalty +10Opinion −5

The Law

A shell hit the church of Saint-Gervais during the Good Friday service. The ministers ask what to say.

  • Call a day of mourningOpinion +5Unrest −10 in some districts
  • Make use of itArmy loyalty +10Opinion −5

This level's booklet page

The Long Gun

In the spring of 1918 shells began to fall on Paris from a gun more than a hundred kilometres away.

If the Revolution won

The peace petition filled notebook after notebook, signed in queues and cellars.

Otherwise

Paris went down to the cellars when the sirens sounded, and came up again, and kept working.

If the Revolution chose “Pause the campaign”

On Good Friday a shell fell on the church of Saint-Gervais, and for one day nobody made politics of it.

If the Law chose “Call a day of mourning”

On Good Friday a shell fell on the church of Saint-Gervais, and for one day nobody made politics of it.

Otherwise

On Good Friday a shell fell on the church of Saint-Gervais, and by evening both sides had made posters of it.