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I thought the game had to many kingdoms to keep track of, so I fixed that.

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North & South Mod Night Recap - Flight of the Mexicans

Blow the fort up? That's all you had to say!

Thank you for coming out to our most recent mod night!

North & South was a very hard fought campaign, fought across a variety of maps and modes.

Best Of: North & South

Air Cavalry

Final Stand of the Alamo

British Attache brutally beaten by Union forces after his balloon is shot down

Reconquista! and Guerrilla Raiding Party

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We hope to see you at our next Calradic Campaign and Mod Night!



Submitted April 21, 2018 at 06:48PM by SuicidalCake https://ift.tt/2F6yF7G
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