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# Eressea Rules
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© Copyright Enno Rehling 2014
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## Contents
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1. Introduction
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2. First Turn by Example
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3. The Economy: Recruiting, Upkeep and Silver
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4. Studying Skills
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5. Movement and Seafaring
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6. Combat
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7. Alliances and Groups
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7. Resources and Production
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8. Magic and Alchemy
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9. Castles and other buildings
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10. Races
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11. List of Skills
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12. List of Buildings
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12. List of Items
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13. Appendices and Tables
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## Acknowledgments
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This game would not be possible without the work of Russell Wallace, who created the Atlantis PBEM in 1993. I would also like to thank Alex Schröder, who wrote the first German translation of Atlantis. Christian Schlittchen, Katja Zedel and Henning Peters started Eressea, and invited me to be a part of their team and become their friends in the process. Ingo Wilken, Benjamin Bärmann, Stefan Reich, and Martin Hershoff have contributed code to the server, and valuable design input. Many of the features are a direct result of entertaining debates on the eressea-kom discussion list, and I would like to thank them and the entire community for their support and encouragement over the years.
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Enno Rehling, April 2014
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