Module:Virgin Queen

Publisher	GMT Games	Era	Gunpowder
Year	2012	Topic	French Wars of Religion
Players	2 to 6	Scale	Strategic
Length	Long

Files and Module Information

Filename	Filetype	Size	Date	Compatibility	Developer	Other Contributors
4.1
Virgin_Queen_4.1.vmod	Module	11.98 MB	2020-11-19	3.4.8+	JoelCFC25	mkiefte, Dulgin

Comments

Please read "How to Use This Module" in the Help menu or Player Aids menu after opening the module! There is also a Quick Start file to help the process of starting a game (either with or without ACTS). As of 4.1, the Tutorial Scenario is no longer included--if you really want to try it, see the discussion page for links to older modules that include it.

NOTE: This module does not enforce rules. Players need to know the rules and apply them correctly. It tracks the Protestant space count just like the Here I Stand module.

Compatibility and Upgrading: Saved games and logfiles from earlier versions are not compatible--never change module versions in the midst of an ongoing PBEM game.

Version 4.1

New Features

Discarded cards and spent treasures automatically return to draw piles when the turn is advanced
Newly-arriving event and home cards are automatically added to the deck (or player hands) when the turn is advanced
Two windows for Protestant Spaces/Diplomatic Status and Diplomatic Influence have been combined into one
On-map trackers/aides for:
- Who has the +2 bonus to Scotland diplomatic resolution
- Huguenot progress towards Catholic League formation (remove tracker when League forms to get the Day of the Barricades and Paris is Worth a Mass cards to be added on the next turn) (starting Turn 3)
- Counting spaces for the Dutch Revolt event (starting Turn 3)
- Counting for the Enterprise of England event (starting Turn 4)
Visual indicator for which of France or Protestants controls le Clerc and de Sores sea captains

Fixes

Keys no longer need to match religious state when being exchanged after a rebellion to keep the Protestant Space count accurate
Improved indicators for which power patronized an Italian artist/scientist
Smaller royal cards for a less crowded Wedding display when multiple marriages are arranged in a turn