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20 vs. 1

20 small civs. 1 Mongolia. Who will win?

After centuries of warmongering and city-state pillaging, the civs of the world have finally had enough! President Washington of the USA and Sir Enrico of Venice (on behalf of all city-states) have assembled a massive coalition, with millions of soldiers hailing from 20 nations, to strike hard at the Mongol continent. Will they be victorious and crush the Mongols once and for all? Or will Genghis, whose horde grows stronger every day, shock them all on his road to world domination?

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SCENARIO DETAILS
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This is a war scenario between two teams: The Coalition (20 small civs), and Mongolia all by themselves. The only way to win is by Domination victory. The Coalition wins by taking Mongolia's capital, Mongolia wins by taking all 20 other capitals.

MONGOLIA starts with a massive empire, controlling an entire continent at the game start. As such, they have an impressive GDP, production capability, and science output. However, technologically, they are far behind the Coalition. They start the game in the Renaissance era. Most of their army is made up of cannons and musketmen - they will have to upgrade them fast to have a fighting chance.

THE COALITION has an enormous army, and far surpasses Mongolia in tech, starting in the Atomic era. However, all 20 civs start on small, barren islands. They have practically no resources and economy, and so, are unable to replenish their armies. They have one chance to conquer Mongolia before it's too late...

To summarize: The Coalition, with an irreplacable army, must quickly destroy the massive Mongol Empire. Mongolia must fiercely resist the invasion from all sides, buying themselves enough time to research superior technology that will win the day.

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RECCOMENDATIONS
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- Quick movement and combat is obviously recommended.

- It is also advised you play the game at the 'Quick' speed, so Mongolia is able to train more units in a fair timeframe.

- The scenario was designed to be played as either Mongolia, America, or Venice. The latter two have the strongest fighting force in the coalition, including a Navy and Air Force.

- Russia, China, India and Germany start with small air forces and navies. The rest of the coalition only has an army of limited size.