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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	Place coins tails up in the 40 starting locations for playing pieces. Then each player puts the regular playing pieces in a "~~po Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet~~, ~~consectetur adipiscing elit~~, ~~sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua~~. ~~Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat~~. ~~Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur~~. ~~Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborumny~~ piece if it is tails up or any piece except the bomb or flag if it is heads up. Both players replace their coins with their chosen piece and combat is resolved normally. Destroyed pieces are moved to the graveyard.		Place coins tails up in the 40 starting locations for playing pieces. Then each player puts the regular playing pieces in a "pool" to the side of the board. The pieces should be oriented so the opposing player cannot read the type of each unit in the pool. Play begins as if the coins were regular units, a tails up coin represents any unit, a heads up unit represents a mobile unit that is not a bomb or the flag. If a coin is moved as if it were a piece it must be flipped to heads. If a coin is moved as if it were a scout it must be replaced with a scout from the pile on the side. The replaced coin is moved to the graveyard pile. If combat occurs with a coin the player may choose any piece if it is tails up or any piece except the bomb or flag if it is heads up. Both players replace their coins with their chosen piece and combat is resolved normally. Destroyed pieces are moved to the graveyard.

	If a piece is on the board, it remains as that piece and acts as if it were playing the normal game of Stratego. Players have six bombs and a flag and must reserve enough unmoved tails up coins to place all remaining bombs and the flag or forfeit the game.		If a piece is on the board, it remains as that piece and acts as if it were playing the normal game of Stratego. Players have six bombs and a flag and must reserve enough unmoved tails up coins to place all remaining bombs and the flag or forfeit the game.
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	Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.		Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.

	[[Category:~~Boasadrd~~ Games]]		[[Category:Board Games]]
	[[Category:~~Homeadsdasbrew~~ Rules]]		[[Category:Homebrew Rules]]

188.138.1.229 at 20:39, 23 October 2014

2014-10-23T20:39:42Z

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	Place coins tails up in the 40 starting locations for playing pieces. Then each player puts the regular playing pieces in a "~~pool" to the side of the board. The pieces should be oriented so the opposing player cannot read the type of each unit in the pool. Play begins as if the coins were regular units~~, ~~a tails up coin represents any unit~~, ~~a heads up unit represents a mobile unit that is not a bomb or the flag~~. ~~If a coin is moved as if it were a piece it must be flipped to heads~~. ~~If a coin is moved as if it were a scout it must be replaced with a scout from the pile on the side~~. ~~The replaced coin is moved to the graveyard pile. If combat occurs with a coin the player may choose any~~ piece if it is tails up or any piece except the bomb or flag if it is heads up. Both players replace their coins with their chosen piece and combat is resolved normally. Destroyed pieces are moved to the graveyard.		Place coins tails up in the 40 starting locations for playing pieces. Then each player puts the regular playing pieces in a "po Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborumny piece if it is tails up or any piece except the bomb or flag if it is heads up. Both players replace their coins with their chosen piece and combat is resolved normally. Destroyed pieces are moved to the graveyard.

	If a piece is on the board, it remains as that piece and acts as if it were playing the normal game of Stratego. Players have six bombs and a flag and must reserve enough unmoved tails up coins to place all remaining bombs and the flag or forfeit the game.		If a piece is on the board, it remains as that piece and acts as if it were playing the normal game of Stratego. Players have six bombs and a flag and must reserve enough unmoved tails up coins to place all remaining bombs and the flag or forfeit the game.
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	Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.		Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.

	[[Category:~~Board~~ Games]]		[[Category:Boasadrd Games]]
	[[Category:~~Homebrew~~ Rules]]		[[Category:Homeadsdasbrew Rules]]

35.32.133.128 at 21:31, 10 December 2012

2012-12-10T21:31:58Z

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	Place coins tails up in the 40 starting locations for playing pieces. ~~The~~ each player puts the regular playing pieces in a "pool" to the side of the board. The pieces should be oriented so the opposing player cannot read the type of each unit in the pool. Play begins as if the coins were regular units, a tails up coin represents any unit, a heads up unit represents a mobile unit that is not a bomb or the flag. If a coin is moved as if it were a piece it must be flipped to heads. If a coin is moved as if it were a scout it must be replaced with a scout from the pile on the side. The replaced coin is moved to the graveyard pile. If combat occurs with a coin the player may choose any piece if it is tails up or any piece except the bomb or flag if it is heads up. Both players replace their coins with their chosen piece and combat is resolved normally. Destroyed pieces are moved to the graveyard.		Place coins tails up in the 40 starting locations for playing pieces. Then each player puts the regular playing pieces in a "pool" to the side of the board. The pieces should be oriented so the opposing player cannot read the type of each unit in the pool. Play begins as if the coins were regular units, a tails up coin represents any unit, a heads up unit represents a mobile unit that is not a bomb or the flag. If a coin is moved as if it were a piece it must be flipped to heads. If a coin is moved as if it were a scout it must be replaced with a scout from the pile on the side. The replaced coin is moved to the graveyard pile. If combat occurs with a coin the player may choose any piece if it is tails up or any piece except the bomb or flag if it is heads up. Both players replace their coins with their chosen piece and combat is resolved normally. Destroyed pieces are moved to the graveyard.

	If a piece is on the board, it remains as that piece and acts as if it were playing the normal game of Stratego. Players have six bombs and a flag and must reserve enough unmoved tails up coins to place all remaining bombs and the flag or forfeit the game.		If a piece is on the board, it remains as that piece and acts as if it were playing the normal game of Stratego. Players have six bombs and a flag and must reserve enough unmoved tails up coins to place all remaining bombs and the flag or forfeit the game.

1d4chan>Not LongPoster Again: moved Quantum stratego to Quantum Stratego: Stratego is a proper noun.

2012-11-11T23:20:54Z

moved Quantum stratego to Quantum Stratego: Stratego is a proper noun.

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1d4chan>Not LongPoster Again: Some link repair and other cleanup.

2012-11-11T23:20:09Z

Some link repair and other cleanup.

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	~~[[Category:Quantum Stratego]]~~		'''Quantum Stratego''' is an adaption of the classic [[board game]] [[Stratego]]. The twist is that it uses a quantum wave function as the start position of the board rather than placing all game pieces at start.
	~~[[Category:Board Games]]~~

	'''Quantum Stratego''' is an adaption of the classic [[board game]] [~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratego~~ Stratego]. The twist is that it uses a quantum wave function as the start position of the board rather than placing all game pieces at start.


	==Play Requirements==		==Play Requirements==
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	Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.		Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.

			[[Category:Board Games]]
			[[Category:Homebrew Rules]]

71.173.118.248: corrected spelling error

2011-05-18T01:08:20Z

corrected spelling error

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	==The Quantum Part Explained==		==The Quantum Part Explained==
	[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_superposition Quantum superposition] in way too many words means that the state of something is unknown until you observe it. When you start the game each coin will eventually be replaced with a playing piece, but at the beginning each coin is potentially ~~ever~~ playing piece. Every time a coin is replaced with a playing piece the quantum state collapses. A physicist might say that observing the coin as a certain piece collapses the quantum state of the system, but I'm not a physicist.		[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_superposition Quantum superposition] in way too many words means that the state of something is unknown until you observe it. When you start the game each coin will eventually be replaced with a playing piece, but at the beginning each coin is potentially every playing piece. Every time a coin is replaced with a playing piece the quantum state collapses. A physicist might say that observing the coin as a certain piece collapses the quantum state of the system, but I'm not a physicist.

	Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.		Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.

71.173.118.248: Added The Quantum Part Explained

2011-05-18T01:07:00Z

Added The Quantum Part Explained

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	==Winning the Game==		==Winning the Game==
	The game is won by capturing an opponents flag. Under normal play this occurs when the last tails-up coin is challenged.		The game is won by capturing an opponents flag. Under normal play this occurs when the last tails-up coin is challenged.

			==The Quantum Part Explained==
			[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_superposition Quantum superposition] in way too many words means that the state of something is unknown until you observe it. When you start the game each coin will eventually be replaced with a playing piece, but at the beginning each coin is potentially ever playing piece. Every time a coin is replaced with a playing piece the quantum state collapses. A physicist might say that observing the coin as a certain piece collapses the quantum state of the system, but I'm not a physicist.

			Its a game, enjoy it. Heck, it might even be educational.

71.173.118.248: Added some links.

2011-05-18T00:52:48Z

Added some links.

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	[[Category:Board Games]]		[[Category:Board Games]]

	'''Quantum Stratego''' is an adaption of the classic board game Stratego. The twist is that it uses a quantum wave function as the start position of the board rather than placing all game pieces at start.		'''Quantum Stratego''' is an adaption of the classic [[board game]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratego Stratego]. The twist is that it uses a quantum wave function as the start position of the board rather than placing all game pieces at start.