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Decimus Aurelius Ingeniarius: Creating link

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	== Circenses Rules ==		== Circenses Rules ==
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		+	*For an alternative and more interactive format, try the '''''[[Ludi Circenses Supremi Novae Romae]]'''''
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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: ludi navbox

2008-10-01T15:25:54Z

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 15:25, 1 October 2008

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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: +cat

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	6. In the final step the organiser of the race will roll a die 0-100 to determine the order of finish. The chariot within whose range the first dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in first place. The chariot within whose range the second dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in second place. The chariot within whose range the third D100 roll falls is the chariot that finishes the race in third place, and so on. Once a chariot's position has been determined, subsequent rolls that fall within its range are ignored and the organiser of the race roll again.		6. In the final step the organiser of the race will roll a die 0-100 to determine the order of finish. The chariot within whose range the first dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in first place. The chariot within whose range the second dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in second place. The chariot within whose range the third D100 roll falls is the chariot that finishes the race in third place, and so on. Once a chariot's position has been determined, subsequent rolls that fall within its range are ignored and the organiser of the race roll again.
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Publius Memmius Albucius at 21:53, 9 September 2008

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	EDICTUM AEDILICIUM DE RATIONE LUDORUM CIRCENSUM		EDICTUM AEDILICIUM DE RATIONE LUDORUM CIRCENSUM

−	I. Any Nova Roman citizen or socius who is not under ~~Aedilician~~ sanction may take part in the Ludi Circenses organised by the Aediles ~~Curules~~. Each citizen may enter no more than one chariot per ~~ludi~~.	+	I. Any Nova Roman citizen or socius who is not under aedilician sanction may take part in the Ludi Circenses organised by the Aediles curules. Each citizen may enter no more than one chariot per ludus circensis.

−	II. An entrant who wishes to participate in the Ludi Circenses must send a subscription to ~~organizer~~. Each subscription must bear the subject header "Ludi Circenses" and include the following information:	+	II. An entrant who wishes to participate in the Ludi Circenses must send a subscription to the aedilitas, specially to the officer appointed by the aedilis curulis in charge of the concerned Ludi. Each subscription must bear the subject header "Ludi Circenses" and include the following information:

	A. His/her name in Nova Roma;		A. His/her name in Nova Roma;
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	3. Entrants may pool their sesterces for offence in a round; for every one hundred sesterces pooled, the chance of success of a dirty action against the targeted factio is increased by 5% in that round.		3. Entrants may pool their sesterces for offence in a round; for every one hundred sesterces pooled, the chance of success of a dirty action against the targeted factio is increased by 5% in that round.

−	V. Organisation of ~~Competition.~~	+	V. Organisation of the ludus

−	A. ~~There~~ will be three rounds to each competition: quarter, semi-finals, and final.	+	A. As far as the number of subscribed competitors allows it, there will be three rounds to each competition: quarter, semi-finals, and final.

−	B. The competition will be for elimination in each round~~. Every race will involve no more than four entrants~~.	+	B. The competition will be for elimination in each round.

	C. In the Quarter rounds there will be one entrant from each factio in each race, unless there are too few entrants from a factio to make this possible. The first two first place entrants shall advance to the semi-final round; the remaining two entrants will be eliminated.		C. In the Quarter rounds there will be one entrant from each factio in each race, unless there are too few entrants from a factio to make this possible. The first two first place entrants shall advance to the semi-final round; the remaining two entrants will be eliminated.
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	E. In the Final round the four best players race; the first place entrant shall be the winner of the ludi.		E. In the Final round the four best players race; the first place entrant shall be the winner of the ludi.

−	VI. ~~Computation of~~ victory.	+	F. If the scheme quarters-semi-final cannot be applied, the aedilis curulis or the officer appointed by her/him decides the most appropriate scheme to conduct the competition.
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		+	VI. Race, tactics, accidents and victory conditions

	A. Accidents.		A. Accidents.
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	B. Calculation of the races.		B. Calculation of the races.

−	1. The ~~Aediles Curules~~ shall determine whether any dirty actions are successful. If a dirty action is determined to be successful, a chariot shall be eliminated by lot from among the entrants of the targeted factio and either declare the driver assassinated or that an accident caused by sabotage has occurred.	+	1. The organiser of the race (i.e. the aedile or the delegated officer) shall determine whether any dirty actions are successful. If a dirty action is determined to be successful, a chariot shall be eliminated by lot from among the entrants of the targeted factio and either declare the driver assassinated or that an accident caused by sabotage has occurred.

−	2. After determining which chariots (if any) have been eliminated from a race due to an accident, the ~~Aediles Curules~~ must calculate the order in which the remaining teams finished the race.	+	2. After determining which chariots (if any) have been eliminated from a race due to an accident, the The organiser of the race must calculate the order in which the remaining teams finished the race.

−	3. The ~~Aediles Curules~~ will roll one die 0-10 for every entrant. This will be the Value of Race (VR) of every car.	+	3. The organiser of the race will roll one die 0-10 for every entrant. This will be the Value of Race (VR) of every car.

	4. To know the final position of a chariot in the race the VR of every player is divided by the sum of all the VR and the result is multiplied by 50. This ewstablishes each entrant's Chance to Win (CW). For example, if there is a race with 4 chariots with these VR: 6,5,4,2 then the first chariot, with the VR 6, would have the following Chance to to Win: 6/17 (17 is the sum of 6+5+4+2) x 50 = 17.6 (rounding, 18). The CW of the first chariot will be 18 points. The second chariot, with VR 5, would have 5/17x50 = 14.7 (rounding, 15), therefore its CW is 15 points.		4. To know the final position of a chariot in the race the VR of every player is divided by the sum of all the VR and the result is multiplied by 50. This ewstablishes each entrant's Chance to Win (CW). For example, if there is a race with 4 chariots with these VR: 6,5,4,2 then the first chariot, with the VR 6, would have the following Chance to to Win: 6/17 (17 is the sum of 6+5+4+2) x 50 = 17.6 (rounding, 18). The CW of the first chariot will be 18 points. The second chariot, with VR 5, would have 5/17x50 = 14.7 (rounding, 15), therefore its CW is 15 points.
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	*Tactics 6) +4 points.		*Tactics 6) +4 points.

−	For example, the ~~Aediles Curules~~ assign each entrant a specific range of numbers out of a series of 100 that is equal to the entrant's Chance to Win. They assign these team ranges consecutively. In our sample race, for example, Chariot 1's range (with tactics 2) would be 01 through 25 (18+7). Chariot 2's range (with tactics 4) would be 26 through 40.	+	For example, the organiser of the race assign each entrant a specific range of numbers out of a series of 100 that is equal to the entrant's Chance to Win. They assign these team ranges consecutively. In our sample race, for example, Chariot 1's range (with tactics 2) would be 01 through 25 (18+7). Chariot 2's range (with tactics 4) would be 26 through 40.

−	6. In the final step the ~~Aediles Curules~~ will roll a die 0-100 to determine the order of finish. The chariot within whose range the first dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in first place. The chariot within whose range the second dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in second place. The chariot within whose range the third D100 roll falls is the chariot that finishes the race in third place, and so on. Once a chariot's position has been determined, subsequent rolls that fall within its range are ignored and the ~~Aediles Curules~~ roll again.	+	6. In the final step the organiser of the race will roll a die 0-100 to determine the order of finish. The chariot within whose range the first dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in first place. The chariot within whose range the second dice 0-100 roll falls is the team that finishes the race in second place. The chariot within whose range the third D100 roll falls is the chariot that finishes the race in third place, and so on. Once a chariot's position has been determined, subsequent rolls that fall within its range are ignored and the organiser of the race roll again.
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Aulus Apollonius Cordus: Regulae Ludorum moved to Regulae ludorum: Unnecessary capitals.

2007-06-21T17:04:39Z

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Titus Iulius Sabinus: removed my address (I'm not aedile this year)

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	I. Any Nova Roman citizen or socius who is not under Aedilician sanction may take part in the Ludi Circenses organised by the Aediles Curules. Each citizen may enter no more than one chariot per ludi.		I. Any Nova Roman citizen or socius who is not under Aedilician sanction may take part in the Ludi Circenses organised by the Aediles Curules. Each citizen may enter no more than one chariot per ludi.

−	II. An entrant who wishes to participate in the Ludi Circenses must send a subscription to ~~iulius_sabinus@yahoo.com~~ . Each subscription must bear the subject header "Ludi Circenses" and include the following information:	+	II. An entrant who wishes to participate in the Ludi Circenses must send a subscription to organizer. Each subscription must bear the subject header "Ludi Circenses" and include the following information:

	A. His/her name in Nova Roma;		A. His/her name in Nova Roma;

Caius Curius Saturninus at 06:44, 30 March 2007

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	\|Factiones: [[Factio Praesina (Nova Roma)\|Factio Praesina]], [[Factio Albata (Nova Roma)\|Factio Albata]]‎, [[Factio Russata (Nova Roma)\|Factio Russata]], [[Factio Veneta (Nova Roma)\|Factio Veneta]]		\|Factiones: [[Factio Praesina (Nova Roma)\|Factio Praesina]], [[Factio Albata (Nova Roma)\|Factio Albata]]‎, [[Factio Russata (Nova Roma)\|Factio Russata]], [[Factio Veneta (Nova Roma)\|Factio Veneta]]

−	Other pages of interest: [[Ludi_Circenses_Championship\|Circenses championship]], [[Regulae_Ludorum\|Circenses rules]], [[Games (Nova Roma)\|Ludi pages]], [[~~Aediles~~\|Aedile portal]]	+	Other pages of interest: [[Ludi_Circenses_Championship\|Circenses championship]], [[Regulae_Ludorum\|Circenses rules]], [[Games (Nova Roma)\|Ludi pages]], [[Aediles_%28Nova_Roma%29\|Aedile portal]]
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Publius Flavius Barbatus at 10:33, 14 March 2007

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	*RETIARIUS: His weapon is the net, the trident and a dagger. His defenses are a protection of arm (manica), that includes the shoulder.		*RETIARIUS: His weapon is the net, the trident and a dagger. His defenses are a protection of arm (manica), that includes the shoulder.

−	*~~HOMOPLACHUS~~: His weapons are a lance and a dagger. His defenses are a closed crest hull, circular small shield and metallic shin pads. His defenses are protection of right arm and he can take a pectoral plate.	+	*HOPLOMACHUS: His weapons are a lance and a dagger. His defenses are a closed crest hull, circular small shield and metallic shin pads. His defenses are protection of right arm and he can take a pectoral plate.

	*MURMILLO: His weapon is a short sword (gladius). His defenses are a closed great crest hull, rectangular big shield (scutum), protection in right arm and shin pad in left leg.		*MURMILLO: His weapon is a short sword (gladius). His defenses are a closed great crest hull, rectangular big shield (scutum), protection in right arm and shin pad in left leg.

Caius Curius Saturninus at 13:29, 24 February 2007

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