If you can review stahrgazer's comments and see what you want/need to incorporate, we'll continue the final review process (a bit difficult to see how the text will be with such a comprehensive review made above).
There isn't a map or anyone to credit with the development of spoils. I'd say remove the bold formatting on "Guide" but the rest looks ok.
Yes, of course. Just meant that he should use the template (and remove the map creator part).
Also - "based on Artemis original guide." What? -> Artemis
Gengoldy wrote:Of all the games I've played, and there have been some poor sports and cursing players out there, you are by far the lowest and with the least class.
Dako wrote:Spoils Guide by Dako based on Artimis original guide.
Introduction
You gain a spoil at the end of your turn if you successfully assaulted and conquered at least one region during the assault phase of your turn. The colour of the spoil is randomly determined and they are available in red, green and blue. Each spoil is associated with a randomly selected region on the map. You will have the option of trading in any matching group of three spoils (3 of the same color, or one of each color) you possess before the deployment phase of your turn. You can have a maximum of five spoils in hand after ending your turn; if you have five or more spoils at the beginning of or during your turn, [add comma] then you will be compelled to trade in matching groups until you have four or less spoils left. The trade effect differs depending on the the type of the spoils. For some settings, you receive additional deploys on any region you own in the set.
If you eliminate an opponent you will receive all his spoils [change to "all of his or her spoils"]. Also, if a teammate deadbeats [perhaps add a definition here? like "deadbeats (misses three consecutive turns)"], the first player still on the team receives that player's spoils in addition to regions.
There are four different settings for this game option:
No Spoils - You're not awarded spoils after one or more successful assaults in your turn. This type of game is no frills and you need only worry about map specific bonuses such as zone bonuses and region count bonuses.
Flat Rate Spoils - Trading in a matching group of three red spoils is worth 4 extra troops, three green spoils are worth 6 extra troops, three blue spoils are extra worth 8 troops and a mixed group of one red + one green + one blue is worth 10 extra troops. If you own the region of the spoil you turn in, two troops will be automatically added to that region.
Escalating Spoils - The trade in value is not linked to the colour of the group. To trade in spoils you still have to have a group of three spoils (three red, three green, three blue or mixed [one of each color]) and the value of each subsequent trade in progresses as follows 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20 (further trade in values increase in multiples of 5 thereafter). If you own the region of the spoil you turn in, two troops will be automatically added to that region.
Nuclear Spoils - After the trade all the regions that were named by each traded spoils reset to 1 neutral troop no matter how many troops were on the respective region. This means that it no longer belongs to a player who owned the region. Instead of receiving bonus troops for an owned spoils, you might nuke yourself off a region. It is unwise to nuke your own or teammates' regions but sometimes you do not have the other option.
---The Final Review period for Spoils by Dako has concluded. All contributions have been discussed and have had their time. All parties, including the Author, Strategy Contributors, and Strategy Leaders believe that the Strategy Guide is in a sufficient and finished state, and will add to the betterment of Conquer Club once it is Published in the Official Guides forum.
Should any errors or issues arise later in time, the Strategy Leaders reserve the right to contact the author to be a part of the fixing/updating process. Should the author not be available, the Strategy Leaders reserve the right to edit/rewrite as deemed necessary. Thanks for your contribution to our project, your General Contribution medal is forthcoming.
by rdsrds2120 on Wed Dec 29, 2010 8:42 pm 
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