Coronavirus MP Challenge Part III

[techumseh]

Spain has nothing to report.

 

[civ2units]

Royal Navy sunk a French Frigate near Reykjavik and lost one Frigate in the Mediterranean Sea.
French Artillery defeated near Reykjavik, the city was successfully liberated from French occupation.

 

[techumseh]

One Independent dragoon killed. Prussian troops land outside Christiania.

 

[Fairline]

Corfu taken. Attitude to Prussia changed to worshipful (they are still extremely pissed off with us) - thanks Garfield; I can't believe I've never changed my attitude to another civ in 20-odd years of playing civ2

 

[voltar]

Russian Empire

Swedish Brig sunk in the Baltic and an Artillery regiment destroyed at the Finnish border.

 

[Prof. Garfield]

Bomb Ketch bombards Valletta, but is sunk by a small warship.

 

[techumseh]

España no tiene novedades.

(no news)

 

[civ2units]

French Frigate sunk north of the Faroe Islands

 

[techumseh]

Prussian force besieging Christiania reinforced.

 

[Fairline]

Sorry for the delay; busy IRL

 

[voltar]

Russian Empire

All quiet

 

[Prof. Garfield]

French attack Valletta, destroy several small warships in the harbour and a British Infantry unit, but are too tired to actually capture the city. 1 Regt de Ligne lost.

 

[techumseh]

No news.

 

[civ2units]

Royal Navy is too far away for supporting the defenders of Valletta, so the city will change it's ownership the next month.

 

[techumseh]

Christiania captured.

 

[Fairline]

Nothing to report

 

[voltar]

Russian Empire

Ankara, Antalya and Lulea captured.
Russian Fleet transits through the Channel

 

[Prof. Garfield]

British line infantry in Valletta defeats French Regt de linge, but is in turn bombarded into submission by a Bomb Ketch. Valletta taken by the French.

French conquer a surprisingly lightly defended Athens.

 

[techumseh]

Spanish troops land in Sicily. 2 Neapolitan musketeers lay down their arms. King Techfonso VII claims Sicily for the Spanish crown.

 

[civ2units]

Royal Navy sunk two empty French merchantmen near Bergen.