This PUD has been adapted from the original for inclusion in the KPUDs.  You 
are free to distribute the PUD, subject to possible limitations by the author 
outlined below, but if you do so, include this file with it.  If you modify the 
PUD, change its name.

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PUD Name:     Crossings
Author:       Weave (jd_wild@uclink4.berkeley.edu)
File Name:    KPcrosng.pud
Description:  Crossings by Weave
Dimensions:   128 x 128
Terrain:      Wasteland
No Players:   8
 
% Open Land:  33
% Forest:     25
% Water:      41
% Mountains:  1
 
Total Gold:   960,000 (16 mines)
Total Oil:    360,000 (12 patches)
Total Lumber: 322,900
Start Mines:  70,000
Other Mines:  50,000

Default Res:  G=3000  L=1500  O=2000
Default Unit: 1 Peasant, 1 Farm, 1 Town Hall, 1 Lumber Mill
 
Game Setup:   Starting positions are opposite so fixed order, TVB, would
              place allies opposite each other.

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                      Author's Original Text File
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Author Info: Cal Sophomore

Description: A water map with several ways to cross.  None of the spots are
             unbalanced, but all are different enough so that you won't use the
             same strategy for each.  You don't start out too close to the water 
             but chances are your next expansion will be vulnerable to sea
             vessels.  Ships are a good idea.  A few spots can be blasted to and
             others hopped, so you never know where your enemy might be.
             Overall, only the best at controlling sea power, land troops, and
             reconnaisance will prevail.              

Hints:       Expand soon with the foundry hop.
                          
Credits To:  Xate, beta tester, and one of the best sea-faring folk I know.
                
Known Bugs:  Email me if you find any, I'll take any suggestions you have.  (I, 
             however, reserve the right to veto...)