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* [[English Civil War]] ([[Red coat (The War Games)|Red coat]]) | * [[English Civil War]] ([[Red coat (The War Games)|Red coat]]) | ||
* [[Crimean War]] soldiers ([[Petrov]]) | * [[Crimean War]] soldiers ([[Petrov]]) | ||
* [[American Civil War]] Confederate Army soldiers ([[Thompson]], [[Riley]], [[Leroy]]) | * [[American Civil War]] Confederate Army soldiers ([[Thompson (The War Games)|Thompson]], [[Riley]], [[Leroy]]) | ||
* [[American Civil War]] Union Army soldiers ([[Harper (The War Games)|Harper]]) | * [[American Civil War]] Union Army soldiers ([[Harper (The War Games)|Harper]]) | ||
* [[Mexico|Mexican Uprising]] soldiers ([[Arturo Villar]]) | * [[Mexico|Mexican Uprising]] soldiers ([[Arturo Villar]]) | ||
Revision as of 17:03, 5 January 2012
- For other uses, see War Games (disambiguation)
The War Game was a "game" created by the War Lords on an unspecified planet. The War Lords took humans, mostly soldiers, from many different wars and military conflicts from throughout Earth history. The game was divided into eleven zones, each representing a different conflict. The War Lords didn't capture any humans after Earth year 1917, since too great technical knowledge could be dangerous. The plan of the game was to gather the best soldiers to create an army big enough to conquer the galaxy. (DW: The War Games)
War Game zones
- Greek zone
- Roman zone
- Thirty Years' War zone
- English Civil War zone
- Peninsular War zone
- American Civil War zone
- Mexican Civil War zone
- Crimean War zone
- Boer Wars zone
- Russo-Japanese War zone
- World War I zone
People taken to the War Games
- Roman soldiers
- English Civil War (Red coat)
- Crimean War soldiers (Petrov)
- American Civil War Confederate Army soldiers (Thompson, Riley, Leroy)
- American Civil War Union Army soldiers (Harper)
- Mexican Uprising soldiers (Arturo Villar)
- Boer Wars soldiers (Russell)
- Boxer Rebellion soldiers
- Russo-Japanese War soldiers
- World War I allies soldiers (Jeremy Carstairs, Barrington, Willis, Ransom, Burns, Gorton, Crane, Du Pont )
- World War I Central Powers soldiers (Lucke)
- World War I voulenteers (Jennifer Buckingham)
- Spencer
- Unknown 19th century conflict (Moor)
