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Finale · 22 January 1962

Night of the Legion

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

The Legion's bombs go off every night. March against it, peacefully: walk through four districts, keep Opinion at +15, and bring the Legion down to Power 20 by the last night, without a Crackdown.

Objective

A peaceful march through four districts, no Crackdown, Opinion +15 and the Legion at 20 or less

Stars

  1. Win the level
  2. Already meet the objective by turn 15
  3. No Party Cell revealed

The game's hint Each march takes 5 Power from the Legion. Tip-offs help the Law find the cells. Both sides can win this night.

Won
The city marched
Lost
The Legion still strong

The Law

Destroy the Legion (Power 0) with Legitimacy at 60 or more on the last night. Your hardliners are a danger on every day the marchers are out: restrain them.

Objective

The Legion destroyed, with Legitimacy at 60 or more

Stars

  1. Win the level
  2. Already meet the objective by turn 15
  3. The hardliners restrained on every protest day

The game's hint Arrests and counter-Legion squads take 8 Power each; marches take 5. Negotiating peace overseas gives the Legion 20.

Won
The Legion broken
Lost
The Legion still strong

Events

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

The Evening WireTurn 2Inspired by real events

Plastic

The Legion's charges go off at the doors of journalists, professors and deputies.

Wireless bulletinTurn 8Inspired by real events

Talks

The government and the other side of the war overseas are talking again, by a lake in the mountains.

The Evening WireTurn 16Inspired by real events

A child

A bomb meant for a minister has gone off at the wrong door, and a little girl is badly hurt. The city is sick of the Legion.

The Revolution

What happensParisians +10 toward youTelevision and radio +5 toward you

The Law

What happensParisians +10 toward the RevolutionTelevision and radio +5 toward the Revolution

The Evening WireTurn 17Inspired by real events

The call

The unions and the parties of the left call a march against the Legion, though the Prefecture has banned it.

The Revolution

What happens2 free Demonstrators in Saint-Antoine

The Law

What happens2 free Demonstrators in Saint-Antoine

This level's booklet page

Night of the Legion

In the winter of 1962 the Legion's bombs went off every night, and the city came out to march against it.

One version of this page

The Prefecture's hardliners charged the marchers, and people died. The city followed their funerals in hundreds of thousands.

Otherwise

The marchers walked through the city, and the police let them pass.

One way “Night of the Legion” can end, version 1

The Legion was broken, its men arrested or fled abroad.

One way “Night of the Legion” can end, version 2

The Legion was beaten, though not quite destroyed.

Otherwise

The Legion was still planting its bombs when the war ended.