FD2-2017 [FD2-2017] Winter 1901

posted by Skyrock on Diplomacy

Map with all moves

Result Map

Austria @PMYA

~~A Vie - Gal~~ (failed vs War (1v1))
A Rum - Ser
F Tri H

England @Fluf

F Nwg - Ice
F Nth - Nwy
A Edi H

France @Lord--Gaben

A Pic - Bel
A Bur S A Pic - Bel
F Mao - Por

Germany @jidlaph

A Kie - Hol
F Den H
A Mun H

Italy @Boukert (Stand In Orders)

~~A Tyr S A Bur - Mun~~ (failed, order didn't match movement)
~~A Ven - Tri~~ (failed vs Tri (1v1))
F Sic H

Russia @TheRedArmy

F Bot - Swe
A Stp - Fin
~~A War - Gal~~ (failed vs Vie (1v1))
F Sev-Rum

Turkey @Skyrock

A Syr - Cyp
A Bul - Gre
F Ank - Con

My password this turn was "akropolis".

Retreats

N/A

Builds

Austria: 1 build
England: 2 builds
France: 2 builds
Germany: 2 builds
Italy: 1 build
Russia: 2 builds
Turkey: 2 builds

Please PM me your builds as soon as possible.

[Map with all moves](https://i.imgtc.com/wJnLx2z.png) [Result Map](https://i.imgtc.com/zwqlzMA.png) **Austria** @PMYA - ~~A Vie - Gal~~ (failed vs War (1v1)) - A Rum - Ser - F Tri H **England** @Fluf - F Nwg - Ice - F Nth - Nwy - A Edi H **France** @Lord--Gaben - A Pic - Bel - A Bur S A Pic - Bel - F Mao - Por **Germany** @jidlaph - A Kie - Hol - F Den H - A Mun H **Italy** @Boukert (Stand In Orders) - ~~A Tyr S A Bur - Mun~~ (failed, order didn't match movement) - ~~A Ven - Tri~~ (failed vs Tri (1v1)) - F Sic H **Russia** @TheRedArmy - F Bot - Swe - A Stp - Fin - ~~A War - Gal~~ (failed vs Vie (1v1)) - F Sev-Rum **Turkey** @Skyrock - A Syr - Cyp - A Bul - Gre - F Ank - Con My password this turn was "akropolis". #Retreats N/A #Builds - Austria: 1 build - England: 2 builds - France: 2 builds - Germany: 2 builds - Italy: 1 build - Russia: 2 builds - Turkey: 2 builds Please PM me your builds as soon as possible.

1 comments

[–] Skyrock [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

My build orders: https://www.infoencrypt.com/safe/Vj0Gp32bmkN6NEYG7

Posted by Skyrock
Score: 5 (+5|-0)

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