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 | Castle Lux Nano version 1.0 rated 2.8 (53 votes) by Sillysoft Games | The kings have done it again! Created civilization in Nanotopia, where nobody thought it was possible.
The smallest Castle Lux ever!
Recommend playing with 2-4 players. |
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 | World War One Europe version 2.0 rated 2.8 (48 votes) by Nimrod7 | The assassination of the heir to the Austrio-Hungarian throne has been assassinated. Because of alliances and overlapping defense plans, war has broken out in Europe. The major factions are The Russian Empire, The Western Alliance with France and Great Britain being the key members, The Eastern Alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary being the key members, and The Ottoman Empire. |
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 | Risk Plus Deux version 1.2 rated 2.8 (48 votes) by Jorge | Risk Plus with the continents and values of Deux. All credit to the authors of Risk Plus and Part Deux for the gameplay and layout. This is simply my version of it from a NASA satellite image of the world. A bit more detail in the country outlines and a theme with foreground and background.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Maritimes, Canada version 1.0 rated 2.8 (47 votes) by Jason Graves | An all out Maritime war! |
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 | The Caribbean 1968 version 1.1 rated 2.8 (47 votes) by Squeege | Battle of the Caribbean Islands, 1968.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Missile Silo version 1.0 rated 2.8 (46 votes) by cyprianne | Seven continents with a missile silo in the middle of each. Every missile silo can one-way attack every other country except other missile silos. The only way into a missle silo is though an adjoining country.
send your comments to:
cyprianne@gmail.com |
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 | Blood River version 1.0 rated 2.8 (45 votes) by Brendacious | Inspired by Red River, one of my favorite maps from a different game.
Four armies converge at to take control of this especially resource-rich section of the riverbank. Defend your walls or set out to conquer, either way the river will soon be red with your blood.
Feedback is appreciated. |
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 | Battle At Calhoun-A Daring Plan version 1.0 rated 2.8 (45 votes) by Ted The Bug | ------------First In The Baxtorian War Series--------------
Baxtorian forces have come! It is a huge victory, hwne a group of soldiers revolt in the town of Calhoun, and Baxtorian forces have been moved out of the city. Up North, Globberdom Navy units have come and joined the soldiers that have been stationed near the conquered area. Their plan, take the Tallan River to Varmouth, and then continue to Shreveport. Choose your force, and good luck. PS This map has A LOT of armies. |
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 | Yorkshire version 1.0 rated 2.8 (42 votes) by Xandaroth | This is a map of the historic county of Yorkshire, England. |
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 | The Second Civil War version 1.2 rated 2.8 (41 votes) by Neko & Sylocat | In the year 2012, the two-party system finally ripped the United States apart, and it divided into two camps, the liberals and conservatives.
Washington DC stands deserted and ablaze. Travel through the country has become hard during wartime; only a few passages through the Rockies, the Appalachians and the Ozarks are passable, and only a handful of bridges across the Mississippi river remain intact. Air travel is impossible.
What's more, various foreign powers, recognizing the effect this could have on the world's power balance, rush in to shift the scales of battle. Some powers want one side or the other to win, while others hope to cause both sides to lose so they can take over on their own.
Canada moves in from the north, while Mexico creates breaches in the border fence at New Mexico and Baja. China and Korea move in on the right flank while Russia moves from the north. The UK moves to defend its allies while the Middle East explodes in rage.
Who will win? Who will decide the future of the free world? Only you can decide that.
NOTES:
—The starting scenario is best played with players one and two on one team, players three and four on another team, and players five and six on a third team.
—We didn't actually intend for this to look quite as similar to U. S. A. War Zone as it wound up looking. Neko didn't even know Lux existed when he came up with this idea, honest! |
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 | New York City 1850 version 1.6 rated 2.8 (41 votes) by Christopher Leary | In 1850, New York City had a population of almost 700,000. Population nearly doubled within the next ten years. Conquer as much investment property (ie each neighborhood) as possible to cash in on the population boom.
Lines indicate ferry routes between Manhattan and Brooklyn. |
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 | Kansas version 1.2 rated 2.8 (41 votes) by gymeg04 | Fight for control of the Sunflower State
1.1 Adjusted Finney County's army box, linked Cloud and Jewell countries, and added a new scenario.
1.2 More connections |
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 | Space LuxWars version 1.05 rated 2.8 (39 votes) by Shane Hunter | See if you can conquer this small universe. Use the strategic color coded worm holes to navigate between galaxies. |
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 | Stock Market version 1.3 rated 2.8 (38 votes) by Jimmy_D | Now you can be J.P Morgan, George Soros, and Warren Buffet all at the same time!
At the bottom you will find Currency Coins that generate income and are like cash.
In the middle you can find the "Broker" icons.
Broker Icons connect to ALL of the Currencies and ALL of the Stocks/Commodities Columns.
The Broker icons can apply Upward or Downwards pressure on the Stock or commodities by attacking the top or bottom of the column.
Assets can be moved from one investment to the other only via a broker icon.
Buy low Sell High! |
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 | Peg Solitaire version 1.0 rated 2.8 (38 votes) by MissChaos | My newborn, my very first map. Since I like to play both Solitaire and Lux, I decided to put those two together. Hope you'll enjoy! |
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 | Checkers version 1.1 rated 2.8 (38 votes) by Arthur J. Knapp | The Preacherman gave you Chess, so here is Checkers! |
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 | Classic Quarter Deux version 2.5 rated 2.8 (38 votes) by AJ Bertenshaw-modified by Norte | Classic Part Deux with some continent changes and FAIR bonuses. Credit goes mostly to AJ Bertenshaw, Preacherman, and a little for myself for the changes.
mapLab update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | Halifax version 1.1 rated 2.8 (36 votes) by CM | Halifax, Nova Scotia |
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 | Word Search version 1.2 rated 2.8 (35 votes) by Sylocat | On the "Leisure" page of your newspaper, a new type of word search puzzle awaits.
Follow the clues written on the bottom to hunt for the series of five-letter words hidden in the tangle of letters. Find a word, take all its letters and get points. Each continent has the same number of countries, is labelled the same color, and the continent labels are off-screen, so there's no cheating allowed, the only way to find income is to find the words!
The words are written forwards, vertically, upside-down, backwards, or diagonally in any direction, so it won't be easy. Movement between the letters is horizontal or vertical, but also diagonal.
Of course, not all the letters are part of words. There are 27 letters left over, and when read in order they spell out a bonus phrase, in fact the title of a video game that I particularly enjoy. Good luck finding it all! |
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 | Colombia version 1.2 rated 2.8 (33 votes) by Tomome Mitasha | Play for the South American country of Colombia. |
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 | New Zealand - Interisland Wars version 1.3 rated 2.8 (32 votes) by ServalCat | A faction in the North Island of New Zealand want to form their own country, independant of the South Island. A die-hard group do not like this, and go against government will and try to wipe this new faction out. In the South Island, a civil war has erupted between groups supportive of the split and those against it. Likewise war has erupted in the North Island. Can you unite New Zealand or shatter it for your own purposes? |
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 | Verdun843 version 2.0 rated 2.8 (30 votes) by Rem | Charlemagne's Empire of the Franks is divided between his grandsons Charles le Chauve, Lotharius I and Ludwig der Deutsche at the Treaty of Verdun in 843. It is up to you to reunite the Frankish Empire as one of the heirs. |
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 | Union County, New Jersey version 1.4 rated 2.8 (29 votes) by Brendacious | Many municipalities have small bonuses.
Bigger cities get bigger bonuses.
Be mindful of continents and values.
This map is on the small side, and has always been pretty quick.
Please enjoy!
My first map!
Changes in version 1.3, 1.4:
Fixed the theme name so it would (should) work.
In version 1.2:
Enlarged Winfield so it's easier to see.
Reduced Rahway bonus to 2.
Added a theme! |
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 | Equal Area Risk version 1.1 rated 2.8 (28 votes) by Adam Lewis | -Equal Area Risk-
A different way of looking at the traditional board. |
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 | New-Guinea version 1.2 rated 2.8 (26 votes) by Wizargond | Ever thought about going for a trip to New Guinea, and get your head cut ? Well, here's your chance, because Papus are waiting for your visit in their homeland, hidden behind the trees, and under the mountains... They're waiting for you to get lost in the forest, so they can sacrifice you, and cut your head as well...
If you use 'scenario playing' you will be confined to one of the four groups of islands, and you'll be on your own in a war of conquest of the big island... or if you might prefer, the homelands of your opponents!
Have fun, will ya! |
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 | The Plateauian Battle version 1.0 rated 2.8 (17 votes) by Gillligan | In Medieval times, in effort to gain more land to set set up a new castle, knights from several different countries stumbled upon an open area suitable for their needs. No agreement could be made, and soon they were all thrown into a battle to control the land.... Enjoy The Plateauian Battle. |
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 | Chat Log!! version 1.3 rated 2.8 (16 votes) by Milltycoon | What do you mean, we all talk too much? I know I do. This map depicts a typical Chat Log in a Classic Part Deux game. The black lines are pathways between lines of dialogue, and all consecutive lines of dialogue connect, though there are some split "continents".
This is my 6th map, hand-drawn as always. The background picture is from "http://www.psdgraphics.com/file/world-globe.jpg".
I hope you enjoy it, and that it leads to many future chat log conversations. |
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 | Desert of Dismay version 1.0 rated 2.8 (16 votes) by LF | End of "Desert" sequel
See Desert of Despair and Desert of Desillusion
The struggle between the Slave kingdoms has resulted in the emergence of two dominating factions: The cities of More and Hage. These rivalling cities can only be beaten if they attack eachother or if other Slave Kingdoms cooperate.
Have fun
LF |
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 | Spam! version 1.1 rated 2.8 (13 votes) by General K | This is the map every single Clown would fall for!
Check the names of the countries (bet you can't negotiate on any), also experience the "Clownish" starting Scenario!
A tribute to my fellow the Legendary Lux Clowns for the great time we had together :)
Remember: Make sure you end the game right on time before it... RS!
RS!
RS!!
RS!!!... |
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 | Pearl Harbor version 1.7 rated 2.7 (144 votes) by Bob McCartney (BarStar) | GAME PLAY NOTES: Board is based on quadrants. All neighboring quadrants can attack each other. Arrow lines indicate line of Japanese Attack but have nothing to do with play. The US FLEET and the JAP ATTACK areas are designated on the map for ease of play.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Battle For Iwo Jima - Operation Detachment version 1.0 rated 2.7 (113 votes) by Bob McCartney (BarStar) | Intelligence:
There are 6 maps that make up this challenging battle. They consist of the Main Island Overview, Airfield 1, Airfield 2, Battleship New York, Battleship Texas and Mount Suribachi Bunkers. Each map is boxed on the Main Island Overview Map and color coded to match with it's alike color inset, along the left and bottom of the board.
Details of the 6 Maps:
Main Island Overview Map - This is the main map of the board, all other maps connect to this map to form an overal battle. Areas within the main map are held by both the US and Japanese forces and are marked by their flags. A BONUS is offered for controlling these strong holds. Both Battleships can hit the beaches of the Main Island as well as Airfield 1 and Mount Suribachi, shown by white/yellow lines and "explosions". Connectons to the Airfields are marked by red arrows.
Airfield 1 Map - This is the Southern most Airfield and is held by the Japanese. There are 3 strong holds that are marked by Japanese flags. Controling these strong holds offer a BONUS. A BONUS is also offered for controlling the whole Airfield. Both Battleships can hit this Airfield and marked by the "explosions". These are 2 way connections. Connections to the Main Island are marked by red arrows. Army strength for this map will only show up on the inset along the bottom of the board.
Airfield 2 Map - This is the Northern most Airfield and is held by the Japanese. There are 3 strong holds that are marked by Japanese flags. Controlling these strong holds offer a BONUS. A BONUS is also offered for controlling the whole Airfield. Conntections to the Main Island are marked by red arrows. Army strength for this map will only show up on the inset along the left of the board.
Battleship New York Map - This Battleship is operationg off the East Coast of Iwo Jima and has 4 main deck guns and 4 smaller deck guns. Each main deck gun can hit a different Map, the Eastern beaches of the Main Island, Airfild 1 and Mount Suribachi. The connection to Mount Suribachi Bunker Map is designated with a "yellow glow". All connections are 2-way connections.* A BONUS is offered for controlling all of the deck guns of this Battleship.
Battleship Texas Map - This Battleship is operationg off the West Coast of Iwo Jima and has 4 main deck guns and 4 smaller deck guns. The main deck guns can hit a different Map, the Western beaches of the Main Island, Airfild 1 and Mount Suribachi. The connection to Mount Suribachi bunkers is designated with a "purple glow". All connections are 2-way connections.* A BONUS is offered for controlling all of the deck guns of this Battleship.
Mount Suribachi Bunker Map - This Mountain is crawling with bunkers. Army strength as well as player controlling each bunker is hidden from view. Players will not know how strong or who is in each bunker. A major BONUS is offered for controlling Mount Suribachi. Connections to the Main Island are designated with a "red glow" and connect to the Foothills of located on the Main Island Overview Map boxed in Red at the Southern most point of Iwo Jima. Both Battleships can attack the Mountain and are designated by a "yellow glow" and a "purple glow".
Thats about it....Enjoy.
Thanks to Para for all the suggestions, help and testing. |
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 | Alabama version 8.0 rated 2.7 (69 votes) by Cuarto | Boundaries are marked by the white and black lines. Normal connectors are marked by the yellow and green lines. City connectors are marked by the red and blue lines. For example, Montgomery (the city marked by the capital star) connects ONLY to Montgomery County, the middle county of the Central Alabama bonus. Please enjoy! |
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 | Booth's Great Escape version 1.5 rated 2.7 (67 votes) by RandomGuy | Friday, April 14, 1865.
John Wilkes Booth has just shot President Lincoln at Ford's Theater in Washington D.C. Jumping from the presidential balcony, he shouts "Sic Semper Tyrannis" before fleeing out a back alleyway to a waiting horse.
In the commotion, Booth escaped capture and made it across the Navy Yard Bridge into Maryland. He received weapons at supplies at Mary Surratt's Tavern before continuing on to the house of Dr. Samuel Mudd. Dr. Mudd sets a broken leg Booth suffered in the leap to the stage and lets the men rest at his home.
Later, they continue south toward Virginia, gaining assistance from Oswell Swann, Samuel Cox and William Lucas along the way.
The union cavalry finally caught up with Booth at Garrett's Farm where he had holed up in the barn.
Now is your chance to rewrite history! Can you gather enough support from the Southern sympathizers to storm back and take Washington? Sic Semper Tyrannis!
Player 1: John Wilkes Booth (and co-conspirator David Herold)
Player 2: Union Soldiers (16th New York Cavalry Regiment)
Thanks to Mark Bauer and the Anti-Holy Archives (http://www.markbauerweb.com/LuxMapGraphics/Index.html) for the tree graphics. |
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 | 2,348 A.E. version 1.0 rated 2.7 (67 votes) by Xeros Armera | The year is 2,348 A.E. (A.E. – After Earth) OR 12,349 C.E. and Earth has been rendered uninhabitable—forcing humanity into the Galaxy. The forces of New Earth fight for order, while the many crime lords hope to destroy it. It is a turbulent place, filled with thieves, mercs, warlords and those just trying to survive. Can you?
NOTE:This is my first map, and I have made it quite simple as to avoid any errors or bugs. In the future I plan to make more complex maps. Keep watching for Xeros Armera. |
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 | Back from the Klondike version 1.3 rated 2.7 (67 votes) by Sylocat | How it works: Each country can attack any country exactly the number of spaces away indicated by the number on that country. For instance, from a space marked "3," you can attack any country exactly three spaces away (no more, no less), in a straight line in any direction, North, South, East, West, or diagonally NE, SE, NW, SW.
Can you find your way across the puzzle to conquer the entire board? |
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 | organ grinder version 1.2 rated 2.7 (66 votes) by djdee | Parasites have invaded your host’s body. You must fight them off to ensure the survival of your host and so your own.
Use the blood flow to navigate the body which flows in one direction round the heart in through the lower left and out through the lower right chambers. Beware, infecting the heart starts to kill your host.
You can use the digestive tract to navigate through the digestive system as follows stomach - small intestine - ascending colon - descending colon - rectum. |
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 | Deutschland version 1.7 rated 2.7 (63 votes) by Michael Nienaber | A map of modern Germany with a divided Berlin inset. Includes all 16 Bundeslaender with German names.
** Be Careful! The only access to Berlin is through Brandenberg.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | Amsterdam version 1.2 rated 2.7 (58 votes) by GjGza | "Stop the senseless violence in our beautiful, free Amsterdam and Netherlands,"
"You are not alone. You died for freedom or luck," |
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 | Battleships version 1.1 rated 2.7 (55 votes) by Jer_Vegas | Big guns on the high seas! Port and Starboard midships do not connect, you must go through the bridge or to the fantail or forecastle first. Sink those battleships! |
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 | Wesley's USA version 1.1 rated 2.7 (55 votes) by Wesley | Alaska and Hawaii are inaccuret, but enjoy!
MapLab update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Galaxy Conquest version 1.3 rated 2.7 (54 votes) by Nimrod7 | The Zeta backed separatists of Delta1 have interrupted the supply of Nitrinium17 to the Eta and Gamma galaxies. This resource is vital to space travel and weapons production. War and profiteering has broken out since this substance has become harder to find.
*Changed army pictures to "Space Ships." |
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 | The Round Table version 1.2 rated 2.7 (54 votes) by underdog | This took quite a long time to make! The trick is to start from the corners, and ensure the cities are yours. |
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 | Kamikaze Land version 1.2 rated 2.7 (54 votes) by Kamikaze | This is a great map and also fun. i Hope you all enjoy this map and have a grat time killing each other.
Have a GG,
Kamikaze
PS: You should now be able to actually play it =).
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario. |
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 | Switzerland version 1.2 rated 2.7 (53 votes) by TKD777 | Modern Switzerland with its 23 Cantons and 3 Half-Cantons. The continents are regions
mapLAB update: added starting scenario |
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 | Lux Invaders version 1.01 rated 2.7 (52 votes) by Rick Godman | A retro journey to one of the games that started it all. No original Space Invaders were harmed in the making of this production. All impersonations were done by professionally trained stunt pixels. (Did you know the original SI game had no random number generator!? For a fascinating read on the original game, check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Invaders) |
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(ck.values)_thumb.jpg) | BatRisk(Bots-1st)(ck.values) version 1.2 rated 2.7 (51 votes) by AJ Bertenshaw-modified by G. Braun | Bertenshaw's Risk w/changed names and values
mapLAB update: added a strating scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | Cyclic Lux version 1.1 rated 2.7 (49 votes) by Sam Beesley | 46 territories, 4 cities
Each territory is connected to only two others; this is the first in a sequence of maps. Each will build upon the previous map, changing the game dramatically. |
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 | Welcome To Colorful Colorado version 1.2 rated 2.7 (48 votes) by fitties | Colorado, its not just a square.
All cities are connected but seperate continents. Each city is worth 3 armies, but Denver is 5. Each continent is 8 armies, but Central Rockies is 10.
If you find any bugs to this map, or requests, please email me @ fitties@gmail.com.
Thank you
MapLab update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Somali Pirates Strike version 1.3 rated 2.7 (47 votes) by Nimrod7 | Somali pirates have taken a Ukranian Cargo ship loaded with tanks, grenade launchers, and ammunition. Both the U.S.A. and Russia have sent warships to deal with the pirates.
Three person starting scenario added as well as an expanded African continent. Low card value is suggested for this map.
*Map based on a concept by Mike. Press clippings taken from BBC News.* |
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 | Weinheim version 1.2 rated 2.7 (47 votes) by Woinemer Plob | Fight as the warlord of Weinheim's Weststadt-slums against the evil forces of Oberflockenbach and the decadent snobs of Weinheim City.
But beware! The madmen of Birkenau are attacking you through the Saukopf-Tunnel. |
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