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Finale · 1 November 1918

Armistice Night

Turns
20 turns, a day each
Map
20 districts
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The Revolution

The war is ending and influenza is in every district. Have union units (Stewards or Collectives) in 8 different districts you hold, and the factories will belong to the workers when the soldiers come home. The armistice comes on day 11, and with it a wave of joy for the Sacred Union.

Objective

Union units in 8 different districts you hold, by turn 20

Stars

  1. Win the level
  2. Win within 15 turns
  3. No riots

The game's hint Recruit Stewards and Collectives where you hold the district, and take the districts where your unions stand. A riot costs you the clean win.

Won
The factories are the workers'
Lost
The parade goes ahead

The Law

Hold the victory parade on the Champs-Élysées: hold Chaillot on day 20 with the Sacred Union at 40 or more. Influenza spreads at 50% a turn; keep it to 6 districts or fewer for the clean star.

Objective

Hold Chaillot on turn 20 with the Sacred Union at 40 or more

Stars

  1. Win the level
  2. Already meet the objective by turn 15
  3. Influenza in 6 districts or fewer

The game's hint Keep Chaillot, and keep the Sacred Union up after the armistice. Contest the districts where union units gather: they only count where the Revolution holds the district.

Won
The parade goes ahead
Lost
The factories are the workers'

Events

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

The War BulletinTurn 3Inspired by real events

The influenza wards

Hospitals full of young people dying in three days. The schools close.

The Revolution

What happensThe faubourgs −4 toward the Law

The Law

What happensThe faubourgs −4 toward you

TelegramTurn 11Inspired by real events

Armistice

Hostilities cease at eleven o'clock. Every bell in Paris is ringing.

The Revolution

What happensSacred Union +25Opinion −5

The Law

What happensSacred Union +25Opinion +5

The War BulletinTurn 12Inspired by real events

Flags on the boulevards

Crowds on the Grands Boulevards, captured guns on the Concorde, a flag at every window.

The Revolution

What happensSacred Union +5

The Law

What happensSacred Union +5

The War BulletinTurn 16Inspired by real events

Demobilisation

The first soldiers come home to find their jobs taken, their rent unpaid and the factories laying off.

The Revolution

What happensUnrest +6 in the workers' districtsShop-floor militants loyalty +6

The Law

What happensUnrest +6 in the workers' districtsShop-floor militants loyalty +6

This level's booklet page

Armistice Night

On 11 November every bell in Paris rang. In the same weeks influenza killed more people in the city than the long gun had.

One way “Armistice Night” can end

When the soldiers came home, the unions held the factories, and the owners had to bargain.

Otherwise

The victory parade went down the Champs-Élysées, and the factories went back to their owners.

If the Revolution chose “Take the gold” at “The Enemy Agents' offer”

Somewhere in the files of the Second Bureau there was a receipt for enemy gold with the movement's name on it.

Otherwise

Whatever else was said about the movement, nobody could say it had taken the enemy's money.