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dir="ltr">So if the scenario reward is Border... that means I
will get a new border with the current player I am facing for
that scenario.... right?
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Yes. And NOBORDER reduces the size of your border with that opposing
player. Two sides to the same coin.<br>
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<p style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0">And so, Newborder would
open a border with a new race?</p>
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Pretty much. Technically, it picks a player at random, and gives you
a border with them. If you *already* have a border with that player,
it increases it by one instead. So it might grow a border you
already have, it might give you a border with someone new.<br>
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--Matt<br>
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