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Empires in Arms is the computer version of Australian Design Group classic board game. Empires in Arms is a seven player game of grand strategy set during the Napoleonic period of 1805-1815. The unit scale is corps level with full diplomatic options

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MarshallEllis
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Happy Thanksgiving!

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Hey guys:

I am stepping out for the week and do not intend on being on the boards until Monday!
I am thankful that all of you guys stick around here and help me out! This game is much better today because of you!
I wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you

Marshall Ellis
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One more thing. I almost forgot...

GO COWBOYS!

Thank you

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ORIGINAL: Marshall Ellis

One more thing. I almost forgot...

GO COWBOYS!


Come on, OAKLAND? Though the way the cowgirls have been playing lately and the fact that the Raiders somehow got past the Bungles (beyond me) who knows! [;)]

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ORIGINAL: NeverMan

ORIGINAL: Marshall Ellis

One more thing. I almost forgot...

GO COWBOYS!


Come on, OAKLAND? Though the way the cowgirls have been playing lately and the fact that the Raiders somehow got past the Bungles (beyond me) who knows! [;)]

Happy Thanksgiving!

LOL! You got that right! Nothing is for certain when you can only beat Washington in the last 3 minutes by 1 point! :-0

Thank you

Marshall Ellis
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Thanksgiving ? Must be time to slice up Turkey !
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David
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