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 | Master Detective Cluxdo
version 1.1
rated 3.1 (36 votes)
by Sylocat
| At Mr. Quasar's country house, he was once again eliminated in a game. Your job is to help Detective Syzygy solve the mystery by matching a suspect to a map. From any room in the house (there are more of them this time!), you may attack one of 5 suspect files, and from there you may attack one of the 5 map files (pick a map you think that suspect might have used). Be warned, accusations can't be taken back, so troops moved onto the suspect files can't be returned to the house, don't get stuck!
Once again there are 5 solutions, and a correct one will get you a nifty bonus! |
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 | Tessellation
version 1.1
rated 3.1 (35 votes)
by top row
| Inspired by tessellation patterns. Read side panel instructions carefully for shape-defined attacking directions. Hope you enjoy. |
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 | Luxobacillus deluxii
version 1.01
rated 3.1 (34 votes)
by Lupus FEROX
| Take over the metabolism of Luxobacillus deluxii before you get infected |
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 | Maryland
version 1.1
rated 3.1 (34 votes)
by War_Lord
| My first map. Thank you all in the MapLAB for helping me get jump started. Roughly 40 hours has been put into this project. Cheesy Dialogue in the Background, but hey, this map will provide a lot of well-thought out strategy. Recommended settings: 5-10% 4 5 6 24 seconds.
Thinnest borders. Hope you enjoy! |
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 | Ancient Near East
version 1.1
rated 3.1 (33 votes)
by Oomomo
| Rough map of the ancient Near East. Some borders are exaggerated and estimated and the map by no means serves as a snapshot from a certain time. The idea is to focus on pre-Persian empires in the ancient Near East, with a focus on the Hittite Kingdom.
Note that rivers are crossable. |
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 | Hardware Hostility
version 1.0
rated 3.1 (31 votes)
by Zenithar
| When peripherals go bad! |
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 | Europe mini-Cities
version 1.0
rated 3.1 (24 votes)
by Sillysoft Games
| The cities of Europe have revolted and decided to take over the continent! |
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 | Battle Of Britain
version 2.2
rated 3 (129 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| MAJOR UPDATE! GAME PLAY NOTES: Circles indicate air bases. Each Quadrent can attack any air base in any neighboring quadrent. Squares indicate color of origin of potential one way bomb runs or fighter attacks. Air bases connected to squares can attack any base in and around the quadrent that sqaure is in. Air bases cannot attack squares. No diagonal attacks. IMPORTANT: BOMBING AND ATTACK RUNS ARE ONE WAY ATTACKS ONLY!
Please report any bugs!
mapLAB update: added a strating scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | Hawaii
version 1.3
rated 3 (100 votes)
by Flex
| Battle over the islands of Hawaii.
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, moved PI window, cleared up bonuses screen. |
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 | Borg
version 1.1
rated 3 (97 votes)
by Rick Godman
| Prepare to be assimilux-ed! Hack the Borg computer one column of data at a time. Move downward until you reach the bottom row and then you'll be able to move onto the system-wide buffer at the top again. Be warned, though - if you hold the buffer, you'll have no income! |
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 | Solar System Dominance
version 6.3
rated 3 (78 votes)
by Anon
| This board is based on our Solar System. This includes the Planet Ceres which has been incorrectly classified as an asteroid. A simple adjustment to the ancient (Bodes Law) identifies Ceres as a major mass within a planetary periodicity.
**You are encouraged to snipe this; adjust it to the way you want it; and then Post it as a different scenario. Except, that you should include this message within your version of this board. Thank you.**
Allied bodies are:
Mercury, Venus, and Mars +4
Earth & Moon +6
The Planet Ceres +10
Asteroids +5
The Galilean Moons of Jupiter +5
The Moons of Saturn +4
The Rings of Saturn +2
The Moons of Uranus +3
The Moons of Neptune +3
Pluto & Charon +2
2003 UB313, the Kuiper Belt
Solar Space is divided into the Inner(+3), Middle(+5), and Outer(+3) systems.
Special connections exist between the (Rings of Saturn) and the First (Moons of Saturn).
This is a (BIG BOARD) game and could take a very long time to play. You may want to limit cards to (5,5,5). Also, turn time limit should be set higher because of the possible need to move (Big Fronts) in a multiplayer games.
MapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Japan
version 1.3
rated 3 (77 votes)
by Mark Bauer
| Take control of Modern Japan from the Kuril islands to Okinawa!!!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | WWII Tanks French Countryside
version 1.2
rated 3 (76 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| Will the Allies stick together? Will the Axis powers unite to crush the world? You decide.
Map LAB update: Added a startin scenario. |
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 | Luxtopia
version 1.0
rated 3 (75 votes)
by RandomGuy
| Luxtopia
Normally a peaceful land, Luxtopia has thrived under Lord Quasar. But unrest is brewing in the countryside.
Find your home in Luxtopia - whether it be one of the churches, a local landmark or even in Noob Village and DEFEND YOUR TURF.
Be careful, gameplay inside Noob Village can be a little unconventional!
Thanks to Mark Bauer and the Anti-Holy Archives for the building and tree graphics. |
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 | Atlantis
version 2.6
rated 3 (73 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar)
| This board plays exaclty like the Classic Risk board, just a new look. Tired of the Classic but like the play? This is your board!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario. |
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 | Shrooms
version 1.1
rated 3 (71 votes)
by El Toro and Mark Bauer
| Shrooms! Shrooms! Shrooms everywhere!
The mighty mushroom field of luxtopia has been invaded by noobs who think they are adequate. Rebuke your foes, tout your stats, show the world you are the SHROOM KING!
The only way into and out of the shroom stems and tops is through the dirt at the bottom. |
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 | iLand II
version 1.1
rated 3 (69 votes)
by deadlyfingers
| The second in the iLand series.
Version 1.1 comes with a 4 player starting scenario. |
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 | King of the Hill
version 1.2
rated 3 (69 votes)
by Slayer
| This is a Castle Lux game with bizarre artwork. The central hill is a 6-way attack point. All other attacks can occur across lines, but not points. Will you try to take the castles first, or should you set your sights on the hill? For an easier setup, try the staring scenario. |
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 | The Battle for Thala-Sur
version 1.0
rated 3 (63 votes)
by The Chancellor
| Since the death of Emperor Samak, Thala-Sur's western province has been overrun by warring rebel war-lords. Can you subdue the uprisings and reunfiy the province? |
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 | Lebanon
version 1.4
rated 3 (62 votes)
by General K
| Modern Lebanon with part of Syria and north Israel along with Golan heights. Enjoy! |
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 | Snakes and Ladders SI
version 1.4
rated 3 (60 votes)
by Sir Holo
| Now with juicy overground goodness: Inspired by, but entirely different from, the ancient children's game of snakes and ladders. Yeah, the board looks similar, but the gameplay is pure Lux.
Can you figure out how to get where you want to go? The bots can. ;-)
All country borders are one-way, just follow the arrows. Rows are continents. Ladders go up, and slides go down. You'd better defend your continents well, because it's a long way back around! By necessity, 100 connects to 1.
Have fun, and comments are appreciated.
MapLAB update: Added a starting scenario |
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 | Oz
version 1.1
rated 3 (59 votes)
by Lebowski
| For all you people who can't escape the oz magnent, go fight over it!
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, cleared up continent labels, moved PI window |
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 | Rome-1st punic war 264-241 BC
version 1.6
rated 3 (59 votes)
by VinnyVediVici
| In first half of 3rd century BC Carthage held many territories that made it easy for them to control and dominate the western Mediterranean Sea, but when they conquered the Greek city of Syracuse on the north eastern tip of Sicily in 264, they faced the Romans in war for the first time.
The locals of Syracuce had requested Rome for aid, and for many different reasons Rome came to thier rescue. The fear of a powerful neighbour was only one out of several motivations by the Romans. The promise of glory and plunder was also of great importance.
At this point in time, the world is split into several powers. By 300 BC Alexander the Great's Empire was divided among his generals: Antigonus, Seleucus, and Ptolemy. All believed that they were the rightful heirs to Alexander's Empire, and remained constantly at war. The hordes to the north have yet to be conqured by Rome. This is the state of the world, will Rome destroy Carthage, and dominate the world? Will Alexander's empire ever be united? Or will the Barbarians reign supreme? You decide.
*the best bot at this game is evil pixie, killbot is hard as well*
mapLAB update: Added a starting scenario, cleared up sea zones, added ancient army pictures, cleared up continents and labels |
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 | Asia
version 1.1
rated 3 (56 votes)
by Robbie
| I made this map a while back, didn't submit it. Fight for control of Asia.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario. |
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 | Land of the Long White Cloud
version 1.1
rated 3 (55 votes)
by Rick Godman
| A Luxer called Philip Lyth, from New Zealand, sent me a 'Thankyou' email for a couple of my other maps, so I was inspired to make one for the 'Land of the Long White Cloud'. But after about 3 attempts I still wasn't sure what era to base it on! So with a bit of modern satellite terrain, some notes of Captain Cook's, and borders that are a mix of modern electoral boundaries, Maori tribal boundaries, and just plain made up ones, plus a few inset enlargements because everyone just loves them(!), here it is! With all these mixed elements in the map it shouldn't work, but somehow it does - which sums up modern New Zealand society perfectly. Enjoy. |
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 | World Fire Deluxe
version 1.1
rated 3 (55 votes)
by Yukala
| 308 countries, 32 continents or empires and capitol cities, set on 1529 by 1242 fitting 1600x1200 dpi screeens, or generally 20 inch monitors for no scrolling. Plays fast and furious, especially when using 'hard AI's'. Includes, Indus, Mongols and Atlantis. 'Delux' version includes 11 Capitols as continents centering their respective countries. For balance and difficulty the corners are also connected, so each continent has some kind of back-door. Fun, hard and exciting. Tell me what you think! I also recommend varied AI settings and a more aggressive card sequence for gameplay. Max income can reach 349! This map spits fire.
Map LAB update: Added a Starting scenario, resized to fit on most screens. |
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 | Connecticut under Siege
version 1.02
rated 3 (53 votes)
by Shane Hunter
| The American Pirates have began a small war in Connecticut. See if you can turn back the invasion.
Pirate ships compliments of Mark Bauer's web site. |
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 | East Asia
version 2.4
rated 3 (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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 | Square Sphere
version 1.01
rated 3 (52 votes)
by luPus feRox
| Conquer 400 countries in a perfect spheric world.
N.B. The top countries connect to the bottom countries and v.v., the right countries connect to the left countries and v.v. |
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 | State Of Origin
version 1.2
rated 3 (52 votes)
by GadgetOz
| Map of Australia.
Bonuses for capturing states.
Links from Tasmania through Flinders Island to Melbourne and from Tasmania to Adelaide via Kangaroo Island. |
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 | Sea Beer
version 1.51
rated 3 (52 votes)
by top row
| Happy Luxtoberfest?
Not for those in North America of the future. Global warming, melting ice caps, mutating algae, record grain crops, indiscriminant dumping of surplus grain in the ocean and lakes results in what at first was seen as the miracle of Sea Beer. This miracle of nature is only possible in northern latitude where pools of ice cap melt water and mutating algae co-exist.
What was at first a bonaza of malty goodness turns skunky when supply becomes inconsistent. North Americans, except for the non-conformist South Dry Territory residents, succumbed to the taste of Sea Beer, lost their previous national and provincial affiliations and aligned along the new beer terminal distribution areas. That's the power of the taste of Sea Beer.
Battle to control the North American Sea Beer supply.
All terminals are worth 1.
Gemütlichkeit |
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 | Tunnel
version 1.2
rated 3 (52 votes)
by top row
| The History of tunnels range from ancient aquifers to undersea motorways. Battle for tunnel supremacy in three dimensions.
Country and continent names are based on historical and noteworthy tunnels.
Enjoy!
update - version 1.2 corrected incorrect country/continent relationships |
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 | Oblivia
version 1.01
rated 3 (51 votes)
by luPus feRox
| Oblivia
No beginning, no end. Just curved space/time continuum. Stars and Nebula. Conquer the 144 stars in 16 Nebula. But remember, although it starts, the game may never end. |
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 | Foundation By Isaac Asimov
version 1.1
rated 3 (49 votes)
by Ledux
| For twelve thousand years the Galactic Empire (Trantor), had ruled supreme. Now it was dying. But only Hari Seldon, creator of the revolutionary science of psychohistory, could see into the future - a dark age of ignorance, barbarism, and warfare that would last thirty thousand years. To preserve knowledge and save mankind, Seldon gathered the best minds in the Empire - both scientists and scholars - and brought them to a bleak planet at the edge of the Galaxy to serve as a beacon of hope for future generations. He called his sanctuary the Foundation (Terminus).
Important For Players. The black holes are true StarGates. Each one this connected with all the others and those of the 4 corners with Gaiia, Helicon, Pleuma and Gliptal IV respectively. |
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 | Yugoslavia
version 1.3
rated 3 (49 votes)
by Bensi
| Capture one or more of the five countries to get bonus. Macedona is accessible from Montenegro via Albania |
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 | Europe 1500
version 2.0
rated 3 (48 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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 | Boston Metro Area
version 1.1
rated 3 (48 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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 | Illusion
version 1.1
rated 3 (47 votes)
by Sylocat
| Five concentric rings move in opposite directions. A lot of one-way connections here, the shape of the countries tells you which direction that ring is moving. Move along the lines of aligned shapes to move between the rings to change direction. Dont' get distracted by all the pretty colors... |
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 | Tranquil and Chaos
version 1.1
rated 3 (47 votes)
by Cliff Mc
| My 1st map, It gives many choices to try to make your stand against the opponent. |
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 | Kentucky
version 1.2
rated 3 (46 votes)
by Henry Lawton
| The Commonwealth of Kentucky
6 geographic regions: Jackson Purchase, The Pennyroyal, Western Coal Fields, Eastern Coal Fields, Knobs & Bluegrass.
I also seperated out Jefferson Co. (Louisville), Fayette Co. (Lexington), and 3 counties that make up Northern Kentucky (part of Greater Cinicinnati area).
This is my first map for Lux and I hope you enjoy it! |
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 | World Religion
version 1.4
rated 3 (45 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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 | Minnesota
version 1.2
rated 3 (45 votes)
by Chairman63vt
| Here it is, from Lake of the Woods to the Iowa frontier. From the North Shore to the Red River of the North. The Land of 10,000 Lakes in all its Glory!
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window, cleared up bonus screen. |
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 | World War 4 Risk
version 2.3
rated 3 (45 votes)
by Bob McCartney (BarStar), Tokyokid
| This map takes place after World War 3, duh. Thanks to BarStar for Classic Lux. The empires, alliances, and independenties of what I think World War 4 would be.
Will there be a World War 5? Who knows.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | DC-Metro
version 1.1
rated 3 (44 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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 | Simple & Balanced
version 1.02
rated 3 (43 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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 | Mexico 2016
version 1.2
rated 3 (43 votes)
by Aaleck
| The United States and Mexico have started a war over petty border disputes. Take over the area to win!
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Version 1.0 - Map Created
Version 1.1 - Fixed some connections. Created a new connection over the gulf.
Version 1.2 - Fixed a typo in the description.
Comments or Suggestions? E-Mail me. Aaleck@gmail.com. |
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 | Japoniae
version 2.3
rated 3 (43 votes)
by tfpunx
| I flipped the map making it easier to manege the lower islands as well as better defining some country borders and lowering continent values as suggested by Mark. The northern and southern continents are very equal. 2.1 is even better. Now all I have to do is turn it into castle lux japoniae2.
mapLAB update: added a starting scenario, moved PI window. |
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 | Classic Risk Coastal Influence
version 1.1
rated 3 (43 votes)
by AJ Bertenshaw, Mike
| This map uses the classic map, but with a twist. The continents are different, and there are point in the ocean that act as "hubs" to the other countries in each continent. Some continents do not have hubs, others do. Good Luck. |
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 | Lines of Force
version 1.01
rated 3 (42 votes)
by cyprianne
| 389 countries - 389 continents
each with a bonus of 1 |
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 | Germania Antiqua
version 1.2
rated 3 (41 votes)
by franci
| The first map of Ancient Germany |
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