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    Naval Battle is a two-player strategy game involving 10x10 square gridded boards. Each player secretly places a fleet of one aircraft carrier, two battleships, three ships, and four submarines on their board, and then take turns firing at the opponent's positions to sink their ships. The objective is to be the first to sink the entire enemy fleet.

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    Naval Battle is a two-player strategy game involving 10x10 square gridded boards. Each player secretly places a fleet of one aircraft carrier, two battleships, three ships, and four submarines on their board, and then take turns firing at the opponent's positions to sink their ships. The objective is to be the first to sink the entire enemy fleet.

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    Naval Battle is a two-player strategy game involving 10x10 square gridded boards. Each player secretly places a fleet of one aircraft carrier, two battleships, three ships, and four submarines on their board, and then take turns firing at the opponent's positions to sink their ships. The objective is to be the first to sink the entire enemy fleet.

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    Naval Battle is a two-player strategy game involving 10x10 square gridded boards. Each player secretly places a fleet of one aircraft carrier, two battleships, three ships, and four submarines on their board, and then take turns firing at the opponent's positions to sink their ships. The objective is to be the first to sink the entire enemy fleet.

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    NAVAL BATTLE GAME

    Naval battle is a strategy game involving two players. It is played with pencil and paper, and chance
    does not intervene.

    Preparation:

    Before starting the game, each participant draws two square boards of 10 × 10 squares on graph
    paper. The vertical rows are numbered A through J, and the horizontal columns are numbered 1
    through 10.
    Simply indicate the coordinates of a shot with a letter/number pair (for example, A6 or J9).

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1
    0 0
    T T
    O O
    b b

    c c

    d d

    A A
    N N
    D D
    F F

    g g

    h h

    Y Y
    o o
    J J
    . .

    The own fleet is placed in the square on the left (an example is shown). In the square on the right, the
    shots that the player makes in the opponent's sea will be marked: ships hit, sunk and shots into the
    water.

    The fleet:

    Each player has a complete fleet on his left board, without the opponent seeing its position.
    Boats cannot touch each other, meaning every boat must be surrounded by water or touch an edge of
    the board.

    The fleet is made up of:

    1 aircraft carrier (four squares);

    2 battleships (three squares);

    3 ships (two square ones);

    4 submarines (of a small square).


    Game mechanics:

    The turn passes alternately from one player to another.

    On his turn, the player fires a shot at a position in the enemy sea, indicating the corresponding
    coordinate (letter and number).
    If there are no ships in that square, the other player says: "water."
    If the shot has hit a ship it says: "hit."
    If with this shot the opponent manages to complete all the positions of the ship, he must say "sunk"

    On the example board, a first shot on H9 would be "water";


    On the example board, a shot on G5, "hit".
    On the example board, a shot on D3, "sunk."

    The player who manages to sink all of his opponent's ships wins.

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