https://libregamewiki.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Wingmanjd 2026-04-24T17:59:23Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.39.1 https://libregamewiki.org/index.php?title=Crimson_Fields&diff=1746 2007-09-07T20:22:38Z

<p>Wingmanjd: Added gameplay design section</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction==<br /> <br /> Crimson Fields is a tactical turn-based war game of two opposing sides (Empire of Kand and Free Nexus Army). Facing either the computer or another player, turns are taken in moving various military units and attack the opposition.<br /> <br /> ==Modes of Play==<br /> <br /> * Campaigns or individual missions.<br /> * Against the computer.<br /> * Against another player (on the same machine, networked or e-mail).<br /> <br /> ==Gameplay Design==<br /> <br /> Crimson Fields is a turn-based strategy game. Players take turns controlling their armed forces in effort to destroy the other and/or accomplish tactical objectives. Maps are hex-based, with unit movement based upon the terrain. Units may only move/ shoot once per turn. Units who survive combat can gain rank and increase their attributes of attack/ defense.<br /> <br /> Currency comes in the form of mined crystals which are produced at Mines. Crystals can be used to purchase new units from a Factory or repair units at a Shop. Veteran units cost less to repair than a rookie unit.<br /> <br /> ==Platforms==<br /> * Windows<br /> * MacOS X<br /> * FreeBSD<br /> * OpenBSD<br /> * NetBSD <br /> * Debian GNU/Linux<br /> * Linux Mandrake<br /> * BeOS<br /> * Sharp Zaurus <br /> * Nokia 770<br /> * Smartphones<br /> * PocketPCs<br /> * Palm OS 5<br /> * iStation V43<br /> * GP2X<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/ Website]<br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/wiki/ Documentation]<br /> [http://www.bebits.com/app/4091 WWI Tileset Mod]</div>

Wingmanjd https://libregamewiki.org/index.php?title=Crimson_Fields&diff=1742 2007-09-07T19:49:48Z

<p>Wingmanjd: /* Platforms */</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction==<br /> <br /> Crimson Fields is a tactical turn-based war game of two opposing sides (Empire of Kand and Free Nexus Army). Facing either the computer or another player, turns are taken in moving various military units and attack the opposition.<br /> <br /> ==Modes of Play==<br /> <br /> * Campaigns or individual missions.<br /> * Against the computer.<br /> * Against another player (on the same machine, networked or e-mail).<br /> <br /> ==Platforms==<br /> * Windows<br /> * MacOS X<br /> * FreeBSD<br /> * OpenBSD<br /> * NetBSD <br /> * Debian GNU/Linux<br /> * Linux Mandrake<br /> * BeOS<br /> * Sharp Zaurus <br /> * Nokia 770<br /> * Smartphones<br /> * PocketPCs<br /> * Palm OS 5<br /> * iStation V43<br /> * GP2X<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/ Website]<br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/wiki/ Documentation]</div>

Wingmanjd https://libregamewiki.org/index.php?title=Crimson_Fields&diff=1741 2007-09-07T19:49:16Z

<p>Wingmanjd: /* Platforms */</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction==<br /> <br /> Crimson Fields is a tactical turn-based war game of two opposing sides (Empire of Kand and Free Nexus Army). Facing either the computer or another player, turns are taken in moving various military units and attack the opposition.<br /> <br /> ==Modes of Play==<br /> <br /> * Campaigns or individual missions.<br /> * Against the computer.<br /> * Against another player (on the same machine, networked or e-mail).<br /> <br /> ==Platforms==<br /> * Windows installer<br /> * MacOS X<br /> * FreeBSD<br /> * OpenBSD<br /> * NetBSD <br /> * Debian GNU/Linux<br /> * Linux Mandrake<br /> * RPMs<br /> * BeOS<br /> * Sharp Zaurus <br /> * Nokia 770<br /> * Smartphones<br /> * PocketPCs<br /> * Palm OS 5<br /> * iStation V43<br /> * GP2X<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/ Website]<br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/wiki/ Documentation]</div>

Wingmanjd https://libregamewiki.org/index.php?title=Crimson_Fields&diff=1738 2007-09-07T19:15:03Z

<p>Wingmanjd: /* Platforms */</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction==<br /> <br /> Crimson Fields is a tactical turn-based war game of two opposing sides (Empire of Kand and Free Nexus Army). Facing either the computer or another player, turns are taken in moving various military units and attack the opposition.<br /> <br /> ==Modes of Play==<br /> <br /> * Campaigns or individual missions.<br /> * Against the computer.<br /> * Against another player (on the same machine, networked or e-mail).<br /> <br /> ==Platforms==<br /> * Latest FreeBSD port at FreeBSD.org (supplied by Jan Stocker).<br /> * Latest OpenBSD port at OpenBSD.org (supplied by Jolan Luff).<br /> * Latest NetBSD port at NetBSD.org (supplied by Thomas Klausner).<br /> * Files for Debian GNU/Linux are available (maintained by Uwe Hermann).<br /> * Windows installer (0.5.1, SDL libraries included, maintained by Silvio Iaccarino).<br /> * MacOS X binaries (0.3.4, SDL libraries included, OS X 10.2 or higher, built by David Martinez), or use the (much more up to date) port provided by DarwinPorts.<br /> * Linux Mandrake packages are available in the contrib directory of your favourite Mandrake mirror (thanks to Guillaume Rousse).<br /> * RPMs for Fedora and Red Hat are provided by the folks at livna.org (thanks to Phillip Compton).<br /> * BeOS binaries can be found at BeBits (thanks to Michael Pfeiffer).<br /> * Binary packages for the Sharp Zaurus and the Nokia 770 at linuxvision.de (maintained by Uwe Koch).<br /> * Binary package for WindowsCE smartphones (ported by Andreas Fiedler).<br /> * Binary package for PocketPCs (ported by Silvio Iaccarino).<br /> * Binary package for Palm OS 5 (ported by Henk Jonas).<br /> * Binary package for the iStation V43 (created by Puthirak Om).<br /> * Binary package for the GP2X.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/ Website]<br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/wiki/ Documentation]</div>

Wingmanjd https://libregamewiki.org/index.php?title=Crimson_Fields&diff=1737 2007-09-07T19:13:58Z

<p>Wingmanjd: Added various platforms on which game operates, taken from game&#039;s website</p> <hr /> <div>==Introduction==<br /> <br /> Crimson Fields is a tactical turn-based war game of two opposing sides (Empire of Kand and Free Nexus Army). Facing either the computer or another player, turns are taken in moving various military units and attack the opposition.<br /> <br /> ==Modes of Play==<br /> <br /> * Campaigns or individual missions.<br /> * Against the computer.<br /> * Against another player (on the same machine, networked or e-mail).<br /> <br /> ==Platforms==<br /> * Latest FreeBSD port at FreeBSD.org (supplied by Jan Stocker).<br /> * Latest OpenBSD port at OpenBSD.org (supplied by Jolan Luff).<br /> * Latest NetBSD port at NetBSD.org (supplied by Thomas Klausner).<br /> * Files for Debian GNU/Linux are available here (maintained by Uwe Hermann).<br /> * Windows installer (0.5.1, SDL libraries included, maintained by Silvio Iaccarino).<br /> * MacOS X binaries (0.3.4, SDL libraries included, OS X 10.2 or higher, built by David Martinez), or use the (much more up to date) port provided by DarwinPorts.<br /> * Linux Mandrake packages are available in the contrib directory of your favourite Mandrake mirror (thanks to Guillaume Rousse).<br /> * RPMs for Fedora and Red Hat are provided by the folks at livna.org (thanks to Phillip Compton).<br /> * BeOS binaries can be found at BeBits (thanks to Michael Pfeiffer).<br /> * Binary packages for the Sharp Zaurus and the Nokia 770 at linuxvision.de (maintained by Uwe Koch).<br /> * Binary package for WindowsCE smartphones (ported by Andreas Fiedler).<br /> * Binary package for PocketPCs (ported by Silvio Iaccarino).<br /> * Binary package for Palm OS 5 (ported by Henk Jonas).<br /> * Binary package for the iStation V43 (created by Puthirak Om).<br /> * Binary package for the GP2X.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/ Website]<br /> [http://crimson.seul.org/wiki/ Documentation]</div>

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