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 | Quadrant 1
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (56 votes)
by Eric Nusbaum
| This map is the first iteration of a simple concept of seperate quadrants with connecting "bridges". |
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 | Qubism
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (56 votes)
by kevinz
| My first map, inspired by a kris davidson painting and qbert.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, cleared up continents |
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 | Mountain Villages
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (55 votes)
by CrimsonHosking
| After years of tribal peace a power emerges from Que-Eldon.
The diplomatic trade with the islands port cities has broken down and a power struggle begins. It has been made clear that the peace which was once had in the region will no longer exist. It is time to take over your kingdom and bring it the power over the region that your people cry for. |
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 | China's War
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (55 votes)
by Tom.Vst
| The Battle of China |
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 | Tetralux
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (55 votes)
by Sylocat
| After playing a Russian block-clearing game, someone would no doubt be astonished to realize that he had not cleared a single line, instead filling up the screen with a mass of badly stacked 4-block pieces and a lot of empty holes. Fortunately, that makes it prime Lux map material.
Each piece is worth 4 (the number of blocks in each one), and the empty spaces in between the badly stacked pieces provide some nifty variation in the terrain. Enjoy!
UPDATE: version 1.1 cleans up a mistake in the country borders, and also randomizes the ID tags on the countries to make the map harder for bots to figure out. |
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 | Europe 1500
version 2.0
rated 2.9 (54 votes)
by John Statz
| This is a map with all of the European nations circa 1500, just as these countires began to colonize other lands. |
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 | Modern World
version 1.6
rated 2.9 (54 votes)
by Kalle
| The world of today. Somewhat simplified, but most of the bigger countries are there. |
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 | East Asia
version 2.4
rated 2.9 (53 votes)
by Sir Loin
| The "Central Kingdom" (Literal Chinese translation for China) has for 5000 years dominated this culturally diverse region of the globe with both its Confucian culture and its military might. During its spikes of influence it has made tributary nations out of Korea, Japan, and most of Southeast Asia. However, many of its "barbarian" neighbors have challenged its sovereignty. Mongolia and Manchuria have both conquered the Chinese imperial court, establishing their own dynasties, while Japan, upon emerging as the first modern Asian nation was able to successfully wrest Manchuria, Korea, and Taiwan from China's control. Will China yet again fall to one of its ambitious neighbors or will it expand its power and finally absorb the entire region into its empire?
The Southeast Asian Peninsula (Siam and Indochina) has also long been subjected to Chinese influence, and Vietnam in particularly has fiercely battled its "Big Brother" to retain its independence. Will this long oppressed region ever rise above China's shadow and become a major Asian power?
South Asia or more specifically India has had a powerful cultural influence on all of East Asia. Buddhism poured eastward out of India despite the Himalayan mountains and has become particularly important in the Southeast Asian Peninsula. Will India's military influence match its cultural influence and become a contender for China's Asian hegemony?
Will the continuous growth of Islam finally give the Malay Archipelago an upper hand? Or will the small but economically vibrant regions of Singapore and Taiwan surprise the world by creating their own empires?
With so many possibilities, only you can decide if history will repeat itself.
A few notes:
The Great Wall of China and the Himalayas are impassable barriers.
2.4 China bonus reduced to 6. South Asia bonus reduced to 3. Japan bonus reduced to 2.
2.3 Hong Kong Border Changed to Blue.
2.2 line between Malaysia and Borneo removed.
2.1. Line drawn from Malaysia to Sumatra. Info box moved to bottom left.
2.0. Lines changes to white instead of black. Drew line from Malaysia to Borneo. All continent bonuses reduced by 30%-50%.
1.1. Correction: set connection between Myanmar and Vietnam. |
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 | Sweden 1658
version 2.1
rated 2.9 (51 votes)
by Mikael Markander
| In the 17th Century Sweden was one of the Great Powers of Europe. In the treaty of Roskilde (February 26, 1658) the Kingdom of Denmark was forced to sacrifice nearly half of its territory to the Swedish Empire. In July 1658, the Swedish king Charles X Gustav decided to conquer the remainder...
Changes Version 2.1:
Now 50 territories!
Also included three new players in the starting scenario: Russia, Poland-Lithuania and Prussia. These countries always wanted to attack Sweden whenever possible. If you focus all your efforts in defeating Denmark, chances are that you will be wiped out by these sleeping giants. |
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 | Boston Metro Area
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (50 votes)
by bearcub
| The Hub of the Universe is finally represented in Lux! This map has 43 "countries" and 8 "continents". The Massachusetts State House is it's own continent. Enjoy, and let know about any bugs you find.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved player info box. |
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 | Nauru
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (49 votes)
by octobclrnts
| The third smallest country in the world (by land mass) at 8.5 sq. miles. It has 13,000 residents. Nauru became independent in 1968. It was formerly known as Pleasant Island |
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 | World Religion
version 1.4
rated 2.9 (48 votes)
by Sir Loin
| The bonus territories of this map are divided by the modern distributions of the major religions of the world (bonuses are determined by the number of borders):
Protestant Christianity (9)
Islam (7)
Catholic Christianity (5)
Eastern Orthodox Christianity (5)
Buddhism (3)
Chinese Religions (3)
Hinduism (1)
Judaism (1)
Shinto-Buddhism (1)
Due to the difficulty of capturing all the territories of some of the religions I recommend playing this map under 5,5,5.. with 0% increase.
1.1. connection between Turkey and Moscow set
1.2. Overground added
1.3. Overground adjusted, army boxes and continent boxes moved.
1.4. Added connection between Tibet and Eastern Siberia |
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 | the north pole
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (48 votes)
by blackj3sus
| IMPORTANT: must play with, show one less army option off or u can't see the values for towns
ho ho ho |
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 | Holland
version 1.3
rated 2.9 (48 votes)
by Rubinski
| This is a very beautiful and lovely country, which makes a great playground for huge slaughter! It has 12 provences and a bunch of islands, so there are 13 'continents' to share. Bonusses are based on the number of countries in it. Make sure you spread on the board, fighting your way from north to south (or vice versa) is very tricky!!
I recommend players with a resolution of 1024x768 and lower to display playerinfo and chatbox in a different window. Best played with borders of 65% of maximum thickness. Try the 'Holland' theme for the finishing touch. Enjoy!
Map includes a starting scenario that can be played with 6 individual players, but is more fun with 2 teams of 3 players. After the first round one team probably controls 3 western provences, and the other team 3 eastern ones.
(Send me a PM when you find flaws in this map, or when you have suggestions to make it better, thx)
mapLAB update: Moved PI window |
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 | Simple & Balanced
version 1.02
rated 2.9 (47 votes)
by Lupus Ferox
| On special request a simple, balanced map, with exactly the right amount of territories, with no one-territory continents. No calculators, history book, atlas or how-to manual are required.
Is it too boring now? |
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 | World War 5 Risk
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (47 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)-modified by Tokyokid
| Thanks to BarStar for Classic Lux. What I think World War 5 would look like.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | 7 Systems
version 1.6
rated 2.9 (46 votes)
by yi3artist
| Though man has settled beyond our Solar System, many still remain, mining important minerals. The space economy is run by two monopolies that vie for control of the seven systems.
Version 1.6 - Reduced image filesize |
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 | Osnabrueck
version 1.3
rated 2.9 (46 votes)
by Jochen Wolfgramm
| In the 16th Century the craving for resources brought battle to the town of Osnabrueck. Not only the fields and grounds around the town, but soon also the center of the town itself were places of war. Only the Dome and the Churches were places of peace amongst the rising Chaos.
Fixed some Connections, added some Connectionlines
1.3 Fixed some more Connections |
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 | Mosaic - Rings
version 1.01
rated 2.9 (45 votes)
by Shane Hunter
| My latest map based on a mosaic rings pattern. I added a twist with what I have labelled No Man's Land. You can only enter from the top and bottom of the four major columns. Enjoy. |
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 | DC-Metro
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (45 votes)
by Shane
| Take you best shot at taking over the Washington D.C. Area. Keep an eye on the DC Convention Center as it can attack all northwestern countries. |
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 | Fall of Rome
version 1.3
rated 2.9 (43 votes)
by LF & Naraku
| 410 AD:August 24th: Visigoths for three years in a row have marched on Rome. The emperor has given tribute the last two years to avert the Sack of Rome. The Visigoths march on Rome when Emperor Honorius stalls the negotiations for the tribute the third year. Negotiations to halt the third siege of Rome have broken down & now King Alaric I marches on the eternal city. Can you stop him or will history repeat itself as the Visigoths sack Rome? |
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 | Mexico
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (43 votes)
by Modernized Caveman
| Now you can fight over Mexico and the surrounding lands in this map! This is my second map, after the South Asia one.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window |
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 | Scientia Fabula
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (42 votes)
by Deane Morris
| Scientia Fabula
Nearly 7000 years ago, spanning what we now call the Aegean and Ionian Seas, there thrived an advanced civilization, that in a span of some 500 years had developed technology we today have only dreamed of in science fiction.
Their matriarchy, uninterested in the conquest and control of her neighbors, instead continually developed her immense capital with the most brilliant minds and technological advancements. As the nucleus of her empire grew, the periphery eventually faded away, until all that was left was one great mountainous city.
Some say this city was lost to the sea in a cataclysmic flood, or meteorite hit, others say the city wondrously rose above the clouds into the heavens.
Some call it Mount Olympus, some call it Atlantis, but all we do know about this reclusive civilization is what has been passed to us through time, in story, song and legend.
It is said they had a great and shiny arena, bricked of glass and mortared with colorful light. It is there they would play games of strategy and wit, never in hate or for spite. |
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 | Planetary Conquest
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (40 votes)
by Nimrod7
| This Solar System contains eight planets.
Each planet and it's moons gives a bonus. Moon jumping is required to reach another planet.
*A special thanks to Mark for the cool sun image. |
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 | Hex Duel
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (40 votes)
by SunTzu
| The Official Anti-Holy Hex Dueling Map
Challenge someone to a duel and face off using the starting scenario! |
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 | Risk Plus - Final 3
version 3.7
rated 2.9 (40 votes)
by AJ Bertenshaw, Preacherman, Norte
| Risk Plus - Final 3.1 (original Risk Plus by AJ Bertenshaw) with a couple changes in continent bonuses.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, moved PI window, |
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 | Space Case
version 1.0
rated 2.9 (39 votes)
by tfpunx
| You are in the New Space station, Deep space Lux. No sooner did you get the Station to its Destination and Finish off the last details When BOOM!, INVASION!
With only a skeleton crew you need to fight off the BOT's.... Its just you and THEM, so kill'em or get the anal probe.... Good Luck. |
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 | Tribute
version 1.02
rated 2.9 (38 votes)
by Lupus Ferox
| A tribute to the players of
Roman Empire II
"the Punic Wars"
For their patience, enthousiasme, wits, courage, jokes, swears and curses.
For the hundreds of hours of rivalry, humour and friendship
Alas limited to my 24 most played opponents |
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 | Lux Chessboard
version 1.0
rated 2.9 (38 votes)
by Enokrad
| Chessboard displays special moves by the chess pieces. Those moves (obviously) can only be performed by the piece’s initial position and not after the armies have moved to a different block.
-Eno |
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 | Vancouver
version 1.2
rated 2.9 (36 votes)
by Dustin
| Vancouver is the third largest city in Canada and growing rapidly. The city is located at the mouth of the Fraser River where it empties into the Pacific Ocean. Vancouver is home to open waters, lovely beaches, towering mountains, outdoor wonderlands, high quality marijuana, and will be the host city for the 2010 Olympics.
This map is built for widescreens.
Thanks to these creative commons photos for spicing up the theme:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jwfchu/336950559/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jaako/295099871/ |
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 | Toronto Canada
version 1.4
rated 2.9 (35 votes)
by Andrew Landrigan
| This map is based off Canada's largest city, Toronto Ontario. The map is split into what the city calls "wards". Bonus points are awarded based on "regions" owned.
Future version to include chokepoints. |
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 | Stockholm City
version 1.02
rated 2.9 (35 votes)
by Matpie
| Stockholm City! |
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 | Portugal
version 3.0
rated 2.9 (34 votes)
by 1331
| Distritos... |
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 | Hame
version 0.02
rated 2.9 (33 votes)
by Gleb Simanov
| Kartta perustuu kuntien todellisiin sijainteihin ja kokoihin. |
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 | South Dakota
version 1.3
rated 2.9 (33 votes)
by Eric Petersen
| Some want East and West Dakota, others like North and South. The SoDak'ers take it a little too far...Chaos among the counties ensues... |
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 | Hex Fight
version 1.1
rated 2.9 (32 votes)
by RandomGuy
| Hex Fight!
A two player, Luxtoberfest IV themed hex dueling map. |
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 | Michigan Wars
version 1.6
rated 2.9 (31 votes)
by Aaleck
| Take over the state of Michigan in this modern combat game where Sand Dunes take over the state. Becareful, the military has started building military walls to close themselfs in from the outside world. Do you have what it takes?
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Version 1.0 - Map Created.
Version 1.1 - Fixed broken connections, updated theme.
Version 1.2 - Fixed more broken connections.
Version 1.3 - Fixed a broken connection making the map not load.
Version 1.4 - Fixed broken connection.
Version 1.5 - Added the "Military Wall" near Kalkaska to close the upper part of the LP a bit more. (From Suggestion)
Version 1.6 - Altered the Eastern UP bonus and the Northern Pen. Bonus.
Comments or Suggestions? E-Mail me. Aaleck@gmail.com |
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 | Mediterranean Madness
version 1.0
rated 2.9 (28 votes)
by Nimrod7
| This map covers most of europe, the northern part of Africa, and the Middle East. It includes a five player starting scenario. |
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 | Winter Games - Speed Skating
version 1.0
rated 2.9 (23 votes)
by LF
| Speed Skating at Winter Games 2010
Scenario: 4 teams, team pursuit.
Only one direction, changing lanes at two sites (dotted lines)
Go easy on the card bonuses. |
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 | Lux deLux TOP 72 - 2009
version 1.01
rated 2.9 (16 votes)
by LF
| Top players of 2009! |
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 | Canada Mini
version 0.96
rated 2.9 (13 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| A miniaturized version of Canada. |
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 | Babylon 5 Galactical Map
version 1.0
rated 2.8 (101 votes)
by James Drury
| Some of the "continents" I had to invent by dividing the Star Alliance into 4 Quadrants. This was to make the map more playable. In all there are 13 continents with well over 150 countries. On thism ap the countries are represented by solar systems and the continents by the Federation/Empire of each major race. |
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 | Armageddon
version 1.1
rated 2.8 (92 votes)
by jimski
| Control the six keys to arm six nuclear missiles and capture the launch button to start Armageddon.
Once it starts there is nowhere to hide!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario |
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 | Abstract Risk
version 1.1
rated 2.8 (78 votes)
by Kevin Skoglund
| Abstract Risk may look strange but, in reality, it is not so different from the original Risk. The country and continent layout is very similar. Minor changes and improvements were made in an attempt to create a more balanced playing field than the original.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario. |
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 | Storeybook
version 1.2
rated 2.8 (76 votes)
by Zammo
| New Version with improved visibility in background.
Inspired by popular storeybooks. Starting Scenario has 5 players. Play as Vikings, Braves, Arabian Knights, Anglo-Bavarian Knights or the Dark Armies. Ownership of the sea allows you to sail accross the map top to bottom. Thanks to blackj3sus & dustin for circles. My first map. |
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 | Zero Hour Matrix
version 1.2
rated 2.8 (74 votes)
by Luxor
| The Oracle seated at Greenwich attempts to control the communication on the web matrix. Enthroned on her independent continent, the Oracle can strike, or be struck, only along the hotwired links. Triangulation links connect geo-stationary satellite communications above network hubs around the world. Beware of cul-de-sac links where your data packets could become congested if you're not cautious. Bust out by pipelining!
Map LAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | London Tube
version 1.2
rated 2.8 (73 votes)
by Markus Doering
| Battle for the London Undergound.
Lines represent "continents" with some neutral grey stations in between.
Version 1.1 fixes it so it can be finished.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, move PI window. |
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 | Swoumpe
version 1.12
rated 2.8 (62 votes)
by LustuCCC
| When I saw this picturi of an italiano swampi, it was obviouso to mi that I had to buildo a LuxMapi with ito... but be warneddo! Finding your gondolata in a swampi is not always obviouso...
Ciao! |
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 | Darts
version 1.0
rated 2.8 (56 votes)
by Rick Godman
| Just a friendly evening in the local pub… |
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 | Cube
version 1.5
rated 2.8 (55 votes)
by Flex
| Enter a new dimension of Lux
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario. |
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