Jackabee
7 Wonders -- Wonder Pack, Leaders, Cities, Armada
Notes
Your Armada board will be to
the right (or below, depending on your screen resolution) of your regular player board, and any islands you have will
be to the right of or below the Armada board. When you play a
card or
build a stage of your wonder, if you have the available resources, I
will automatically have you advance in the appropriate shipping
track. If you can get the resource from one of your neighbors,
you will have to specify that in your orders. Just for clarity
sake, I will be referring to the four shipping lanes as follows:
Red: Military, Yellow: Commercial; Blue: Civic; Green:
Exploration.
Age I
Alexandria spends 3 gold for Imhotep.
Giza spends 1 gold for Nero.
Rome spends 0 gold for Xenophon
Helicarnassus spends 4 gold for Bilkis.
Ephesus spends 2 gold for Hannibal.
Stonehenge spends 1 gold for Maecenas.
Alexandria plays a Stone Pit.
Giza plays a Tavern, gaining 5 gold, and spends 1 stone to advance on the Commerce track.
Rome spends 1 gold for a Clay Pit.
Helicarnassus spends 1 cloth for an Apothecary, 1 gold with Bilkis for lumber, and 1 lumber to advance on the Exploration track.
Ephesus spends 3 gold for a Militia.
Stonehenge plays an Ore Vein.
Alexandria spends 1 glass for a Workshop.
Giza spends 1 gold for a Timber Yard.
Rome plays a Marketplace, gaining 2 gold, then spends 1 ore to advance on the Commerce track.
Helicarnassus spends 1 gold with Bilkis for papyrus, then spends 1 papyrus for a Scriptorum.
Ephesus spends 1 gold for a Mine.
Stonehenge plays an Ore Vein.
Alexandria plays a Tavern, gaining 5 gold, pays 2 gold to Stonehenge for ore, and spends 1 ore to advance on the Commerce track.
Giza pays 2 gold to Rome for ore, spends 1 ore for a Barracks, and 1 lumber to advance on the Military track.
Rome
plays a Pirate Cache, gaining 5 gold. Giza and Alexandria
eah lose 1 gold. Rome then pays 1 gold to Helicarnassus for cloth
and spends 1 cloth to advance on the Commerce track, gaining 2
gold. Helicarnassus and Stonehenge each lose 1 gold.
Ephesus gains 1 debt.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus spends 1 papyrus for a Dock, creating an Incursion against Rome, and spends 1 ore to advance on the Military track.
Stonehenge spends 1 gold for an Excavation.
Alexandria plays a Clay Pool.
Giza pays 2 gold to Rome for brick and spends 1 brick for a Guard Tower.
Rome
plays a Construction Yard, advancing on the Military track, pays 2 gold
to Giza for stone, and spends stone to advance on the Civics track.
Helicarnassus plays a Lumber Yard.
Ephesus plays a West Trading Post.
Stonehenge plays a Theater and spends 1 lumber to advance on the Civics track.
Alexandria spends 1 brick to build the first stage of its wonder, and 1 stone to advance on the Military track.
Giza pays 1 gold for a Tree Farm.
Rome
plays an East Trading Post, gaining 2 gold, pays 1 gold to Giza for
lumber, and spends 1 lumber and 1 brick to advance on the Commerce
track, gaining 3 gold.
Helicarnassus plays a Clay Pool
Ephesus discards a card for 3 gold.
Stonehenge spends 2 gold for a Secret Warehouse.
Alexandria spends 1 lumber to build the second stage of its wonder, and spends 1 papyrus to advance on the Military track.
Giza plays a Lumber Yard.
Rome
plays a Press.
Helicarnassus plays Glassworks.
Ephesus spends 1 stone for Baths, pays 1 gold to Stonehenge for lumber, and spends 1 lumber to advance ont the Civics track.
Stonehenge plays a Press.
Alexandria spends 1 gold for a Clandestine Dock West.
Giza plays a Loom.
Rome spends 1 ore for a Barracks, pays 1 gold to Helicarnassus for glass, and spends 1 glass to advance on the Military track.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus plays a Marketplace, pays 1 gold to Stonehenge for brick, and spends 1 brick to advance on the Commerce track.
Stonehenge spends 1 gold for a Clandestine Dock East.
Alexandria spends 2 stone to build the final stage
of its wonder, pays 1 gold to Stonehenge for stone, and spends 1 stone
to advance on the Military track.
Giza spends 2 stone to build the first stage of its wonder, pays 2 gold
to Rome for papyrus, and spends 1 papyrus to advance on the Military
track.
Rome plays a Press.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus spends 1 gold for a Forest Cave.
Stonehenge spends 3 ore to build the first stage of its wonder, gains 1
gold, and spends 1 papyrus to advance on the Civics track.
Alexandria has 0 shields versus 0 for Stonehenge and 2 for Giza, tying Stonehenge and losing to Giza.
Giza has 2 shields versus 0 for Alexandria and 1 for Rome, winning both conflicts and gaining 4 gold.
Rome has 1 shield versus 2 for Giza and 0 for Helicarnassus, winning versus Helicarnassus and losing to Giza.
Helicarnassus has 0 shields versus 1 for Rome and 4 for Ephesus, losing both conflicts.
Ephesus has 4 sheilds versus 0 for Helicarnassus and 0 for Stonehenge, winning both conflicts.
Stonehenge has 0 shields versus 4 for Ephesus and 0 for Alexandria, losing to Ephesus and tying Alexandria.
Ephesus has 4 sheilds versus 1 for Rome. Ephesus wins.
Alexandria has 3 naval shields, gaining 3VP.
Giza and Rome each have 2 naval shields, gaining 0VP.
Ephesus has 1 naval shield, gaining 0VP.
Helicarnassus and Stonehenge each have 0 naval shields, gaining -1VP.
Age II
Alexandria spends 4 gold for Amrytis.
Giza spends 3 gold for Midas.
Rome spends 0 gold for Leonidas.
Helicarnassus spends 4 gold for Archimedes.
Ephesus discards a card for 3 gold.
Stonehenge spends 0 gold for Creosus, gaining 6 gold.
Alexandria plays a Vineyard, gaining 6 gold and
spends 1 glass to advance on the Commerce track, gaining 2 gold.
Helicarnassus and Stonehenge each lose 1 gold.
Giza spends 2 lumber for a Caravansery and 1 cloth to advance on the
Commerce track, gaining 2 gold. Helicarnassus and Stonehenge
each lose 1 gold.
Rome pays 2 gold to Giza for 1 brick and 1 stone, spends 2 brick for a
Forum, spends 1 stone and 1 papyrus to advance on the Commerce track,
gaining 4 gold. Helicarnassus and Stonehenge each lose 2 gold,
Alexandria, Giza, and Ephesus each lose 1 gold.
Helicarnassus spends 1 lumber and 1 brick for a
Map Room, gaining the Windy Harbor, then spends 2 gold to advance on
the Exploration Track, gaining Lost Island.
Ephesus plays a Caravanery, which is free because of the Marketplace,
pays 1 gold to Helicarnassus for glass, and spends 1 glass to advance
on the Commerce track, gaining 2 gold. Helicarnassus and
Stonehenge each lose 1 gold.
Stonehenge spends 1 brick, 1 lumber, and 1 ore for Stabes, then spends 1 brick to advance on the Military track.
Alexandria spends 2 stone and a cloth for a Library, then spends 1 brick to advance on the Exploration track.
Giza
spends 2 brick for a Forum, pays 2 gold to Rome for ore, and spends 1
ore and 1 lumber to advance on the Commerce track, gaining 3 gold.
Rome spends 1 gold for a Quarry.
Helicarnassus plays a Dispensary, which is free because of the Apothecary.
Ephesus pays 1 gold to Stonehenge for papyrus and spends 1 gold and 1 papyrus for an Architect's Cabinet.
Stonehenge spends 2 lumber ore for a Caravansery, then spends 1 ore to advance on the Commerce track.
Alexandria spends 1 lumber and 1 papyrus for a
School, then spends 2 gold to advance on the Exploration track, gaining Foggy Island.
Giza
spends 2 lumber and 1 ore for an Archery Range, and 1 stone and 1 brick to advance on the Military track.
Rome plays
a Temple which is free because of the Altar, pays 1 gold to Giza for
lumber, and spends 1 lumber and 1 ore to advance on the Civics track.
Helicarnassus plays a Library, which is free because of the Scriptorum.
Ephesus builds the first stage of its wonder, and spends 1 stone and 1 ore to advance on the Commerce track, gaining 3 gold.
Stonehenge pays 1 gold to Ephesus for stone, spends 3 stone for an
Aqueduct, and 1 stone and 1 ore to advance on the Civics track.
Alexandria pays 1 gold to Giza for lumber, spends
1 ore and 1 glass for a Dry Dock, advancing on the Military track, and
spends 1 lumber to advance on the Civics track.
Giza
spends 1 lumber, 1 brick, and 1 glass for a Temple, then spends 1 brick to advance on the Civics track.
Rome spends 1 gold for a Sawmill.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus spends 1 ore, 1 lumber, and 1 brick for Stables, pays 1 gold to
Helicarnassus for cloth, and spends 1 cloth to advance on the Military
track.
Stonehenge spends 1 gold for a Sawmill.
Alexandria plays a Bazaar, gaining 6 gold, pays
Giza 1 gold for lumber, and spends 1 ore and 1 lumber to advance on the
Commerce track, gaining 3 gold.
Giza
plays a Pirate Lair, gaining 6 gold. Rome and Ephesus each lose 2 gold. Stonehenge loses 1 gold.
Giza spends 1 papyrus and 1 brick to advance on the Commerce track,
gaining 4 gold. Helicarnassus loses 2 gold and Stonehenge loses 1
gold.
Rome pays 1 gold to Helicarnassus for glass and 1 gold to Giza
for brick, spends 1 brick, 1 cloth, and 1 glass for a Quay, creating an
Incursion against Ephesus, and spends 1 stone and 1 ore to advance on
the Military track.
Helicarnassus spends 1 gold with Bilkis for brick and spends 2 brick for a Laboratory.
Ephesus builds the second stage of its wonder, gaining 9 gold, pays 1
gold to Helicarnassus for glass, and spends 1 ore and 1 glass to
advance on the Commerce track, gaining 4 gold. Helicarnassus
loses 1 gold and gains 1 debt and Stonehenge loses 1 gold.
Stonehenge plays a Loom.
Alexandria plays an Archery Range, which is free
because of the Workshop, pays 1 gold to Giza for lumber, and spends 1
lumber and 1 ore to advance on the Military track.
Giza
spends 2 lumber and 1 cloth for a Hangar, advances on the Commerce
track, gaining 5 gold, pays 2 gold to Alexandria for glass, and spends
1 glass to advance on the Civics track.
Rome spends 4 gold and 1 papyrus on Mercenaries.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus pays 2 gold to Stonehenge for brick and lumber, spends 2 ore
and 1 lumber for a Training Ground, and 1 brick and 1 lumber to advance
on the Military track.
Stonehenge plays a Statue, which is free because of the Theater, and spends 1 ore and 1 cloth to advance on the Civics track.
Alexandria pays 3 gold to Giza for 1 lumber and 1
cloth, 2 gold to Stonehenge for 1 ore, spends 2 ore and 1 lumber for a
Training Ground, and 1 cloth and 1 glass to advance on the Military
track.
Giza
spends 3 lumber to build the second stage of its wonder and 1 stone and 1 glass to advance on the Military track.
Rome
pays 1 gold to Giza for brick, spends 1 brick, 1 ore, and 1 lumber to
build the first stage of its wonder, and spends 1 lumber to advance on
the Exploration track.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus pays 1 gold to Stonhenge for stone, spends 3 stone for Walls,
and spends 1 lumber and 1 papyrus to advance on the Military Track.
Stonehenge spends 1 gold for a Quarry.
Alexandria plays Glassworks.
Giza pays 2 gold to Rome for brick, spends 2 brick and 1 cloth for a
Courthouse, and 1 stone and 1 ore to advance on the Civics track.
Rome
spends 2 stone, 1 brick, and 1 cloth to build the final stage of its
wonder, then spends 2 gold to advance on the Exploration track, gaining Topaz Island and advancing on the Civics track.
Helicarnassus spends 1 gold for a Foundry.
Ephesus builds the final stage of its wonder and spends 1 brick and 1 lumber to advance on the Commerce track, gaining 5 gold.
Stonehenge spends 2 brick and 1 cloth for a Courthouse and 1 brick and 1 lumber to advance on the Civics track.
Alexandria has 4 shields versus 2 for Stonehenge and 4 for Giza, tying Giza and beating Stonehenge.
Giza has 4 shields versus 4 for Alexandria and 6 for Rome, tying Alexandria and losing to Rome.
Rome has 6 shields versus 4 for Giza and 0 for Helicarnassus, winning both conflicts.
Helicarnassus has 0 shields versus 6 for Rome and 10 for Ephesus, losing both conflicts.
Ephesus has 10 sheilds versus 0 for Helicarnassus and 2 for Stonehenge, winning both conflicts.
Stonehenge has 2 shields versus 10 for Ephesus and 4 for Alexandria, losing both conflicts.
Ephesus has 10 sheilds versus 6 for Rome. Ephesus wins.
Alexandria has 8 naval shields, gaining 5VP.
Giza and Ephesus each have 4 naval shields, gaining 1VP.
Rome has 3 naval shields, gaining 0VP.
Helicarnassus has 2 naval shields, gaining 0VP.
Stonehenge has 1 naval shield, gaining -2VP.
Age III
Alexandria spends 3 gold for Justinian.
Giza spends 2 gold for Zenobia.
Rome spends 0 gold for Phidias.
Helicarnassus spends 3 gold for Caligula.
Ephesus spends 3 gold for Solomon, playing a Lair from the discard pile. Each other player loses 2 gold.
Stonehenge spends 0 gold for Nebuchadnezzar.
Alexandria pays 1 gold to Giza for stone,
spends 2 stone, 1 ore, and 1 glass for a Town Hall, and spends 1 cloth
to advance on the Civics track.
Giza pays 2 gold to
Alexandria for glass, 2 gold to Rome for papyrus, spends 1
glass and 1 stone for a Lighthouse, gaining 5 gold, and spends 1 glass
and 1 papyrus to advance on the Commerce track. Rome loses 2 gold, Helicarnassus loses 2 gold and gains 2 debt, Ephesus
loses 1 gold, and Stonehenge loses 3 gold.
Rome pays 1 gold to Giza for brick, 2 gold to Helicarnassus for brick,
spends 2 brick and 1 lumber for Gardens, then spends 1 brick and 1
stone to advance on the Civics track.
Helicarnassus plays an Embassy.
Ephesus pays 2 gold to Stonehenge for brick and papyrus, spends 2
stone, 1 ore, 1 brick, and 1 papyrus for a Naval Ministry, advances on
the Exploration track, and spends 1 papyrus to advance on the Civics
track.
Stonehenge pays 2 gold to Alexandria for glass, spends 3 brick and 1
papyrus to build the last stage of its wonder, and spends 1 glass and 1
cloth to advance on the Civics track.
Alexandria plays an Academy, which is free because
of the School, and spends 1 lumber and 1 stone to advance on the
Exploration track.
Giza pays 2 gold to Alexandria for stone, 2 gold
to Rome for ore, spends 3 stone and 1 ore for a Circus, and 1 lumber
and 1 ore to advance on the Military track.
Rome spends 2 lumber, 1 stone, and 1 ore for a Senate, then spends 1 papyrus and 1 glass to advance on the Civics track.
Helicarnassus plays an Observatory, which is free
because of the Laboratory, and spends 1 lumber and 1 ore to advance on
the Exploration track.
Ephesus pays 1 gold to Stonehenge for cloth, plays a Lighthouse, which
is free because of the Caravansery, gaining 4 gold, and spends 1
papyrus and 1 cloth to advance on the Commerce track. Rome loses
2 gold. Helicarnassus gains 4 debt. Stonehenge loses 1 gold
and gains 2 debt.
Stonehenge spends 3 brick and 1 wood for a Siege Workshop and 1 cloth to advance on the Military track.
Alexandria pays 1 gold to Giza for cloth, and spends 1 cloth, 1 papyrus, and 1 glass for a Traders' Guild.
Giza spends 3 lumber, 1 papyrus, and 1 cloth for a Jetty, creating an Incursion against Stonehenge.
Rome spends 2 stone, 1 ore, and 1 glass for a Town Hall.
Helicarnassus plays a Lodge, which is free because of the Dispensary.
Ephesus spends 2 ore, 1 lumber, and 1 papyrus for Naval Archives,
gaining Sheltered Archipelago, then spends 2 gold to advance on the
Exploration track, gaining Windblown Island.
Stonehenge discards a card, advancing on the Commerce track, gaining 2 gold. Helicarnassus gains 1 debt.
Alexandria plays a Senate, which is free because of the Library, and spends 1 brick and 1 ore to advance on the Civics track.
Giza
pays 2 gold to Rome for ore, spends 1 ore, 2 stone, and 1 glass for a
Townhall, and 1 ore and 1 cloth to advance on the Civics track.
Rome pays 1 gold to Giza for lumber, 1 gold to Helicarnassus for glass,
spends 2 lumber, 1 ore, and 1 cloth for an Arsenal, and 1 lumber
and 1 glass to advance on the Military track.
Helicarnassus plays a University, which is free
because of the Library, and spends 3 gold to advance on the Exploration
track, gaining Pirate Harbor. Giza loses 4 gold. Rome loses 2
gold. Ephesus loses 3 gold and gains 1 debt. Stonehenge
loses 1 gold.
Ephesus pays 3 gold to Helicarnassus for brick and glass, 3 gold to
Stonehenge for 1 ore, 1 brick, and 1 cloth, spends 1 brick, 1 stone, 1
ore, 1 lumber, 1 papyrus, 1 cloth, and 1 glass for a Palace, and 1
brick and 1 ore to advance on the Civics track.
Stonehenge spends 2 lumber, 1 ore, and 1 cloth for an Arsenal, and 1 ore and 1 lumber to advance on the Military track.
Alexandria pays 1 gold to Giza for lumber, 2 gold
to Stonehenge for lumber, and spends 3 lumber, 1 stone, and 1 cloth for
a Magistrates' Guild.
Giza spends 2 stone, 2 brick and 1 glass for a Builders' Guild.
Rome
spends 2 stone and 1 glass for
Coastal Fortifications, and 1 lumber and 1 brick to advance on the
Military track.
Helicarnassus spends 2 ore to build the first
stage of its wonder, gaining Black Market from the discards and advancing
on the Exploration track.
Ephesus spends stone and papyrus for a Secret Society, gaining 4 gold.
Stonehenge discards a card to advance on the Commerce track, gaining 3 gold.
Alexandria pays 1 gold to Giza for brick and spends 3 brick and 1 glass for a Spies' Guild.
Giza spends 2 stone and 1 ore for an Arena, gaining 6 gold.
Rome
spends 2 stone and 1 ore for a Circus and 1 papyrus and 1 cloth to advance on the Military track.
Helicarnassus spends 1 lumber, 1 ore, and 1 cloth for a Haven, gaining 3 gold, and 1 stone to advance on the Commerce track.
Ephesus pays 2 gold to
Stonehenge for 1 ore and 1 stone, spends 3 ore and 1 stone for
Fortifications and 1 stone and 1 ore to advance on the Military track.
Stonehenge plays Gardens, which is free because of the Statue.
Alexandria pays 1 gold to Giza for ore, 2 gold to
Stonehenge for ore, spends 2 ore, 1 brick, and 1 stone for a Customs
Office, then spends 1 ore and 1 papyrus to advance on the Commerce
track, gaining 4 gold. Helicarnassus gains 1 debt.
Giza pays 2 gold to Alexandria
for stone, spends 4 stone to build the last stage of its wonder, and
spends 1 cloth and 1 glass to advance on the Military track.
Rome
spends 2 lumber, 1 papyrus, and 1 glass for a University, and 1 brick and 1 stone to advance on the Exploration track.
Helicarnassus spends 1 lumber, 1 papyrus, and 1
cloth for a Stucy and pays 4 gold to advance on the Exploration track,
gaining Emerald Archipeligo.
Ephesus discards a card for 3 gold.
Stonehenge spends 5 gold and a cloth for a Contingent.
Alexandria spends 1 lumber, 1 brick, 1 papyrus,
and 1 glass for a Builder's Union. Giza loses 3 gold, Rome loses
2 gold, Helicarnassus loses 1 gold, Ephesus loses 3 gold, and
Stonehenge loses 2 gold.
Giza pays 2 brick, 1 stone, 1 cloth, and 1 glass for a Cenotaph.
Alexandria loses 1 gold, Rome loses 2 gold, Ephesus loses 1 gold and
gains 5 debt.
Rome
spends 1 lumber, 1 papyrus, and 1 cloth for a Study, and 3 gold to advance on the Exploration track, gaining Statues Harbor.
Helicarnassus discards a card for 3 gold.
Ephesus pays 1 gold to Helicarnassus for glass, plays a Circus, which
is free because of the Training Grounds, and spends 1 glass and 1
papyrus to advance on the Military track.
Stonehenge spends 1 lumber, 1 ore, and 1 cloth for a Haven, gaining 5
gold, and spends 1 brick and 1 papyrus to advance on the Commerce
track, gaining 4 gold. Helicarnassus loses 1 gold.
Helicarnassus does not participate in land conflicts.
Alexandria has 4 shields versus 13 for Stonehenge and 10 for Giza, losing both conflicts.
Giza has 10 shields versus 4 for Alexandria and 12 for Rome, winning versus Alexandria and losing to Rome, gaining 2 gold.
Rome has 12 shields versus 10 for Giza and 16 for Helicarnassus, winning versus Giza and losing to Ephesus.
Ephesus has 16 sheilds versus 12 for Helicarnassus and 13 for Stonehenge, winning both conflicts.
Stonehenge has 13 shields versus 16 for Ephesus and 4 for Alexandria, winning versus Alexandria and losing to Ephesus.
Giza has 10 sheilds versus 13 for Stonehenge. Stonehenge wins.
Rome has 12 naval shields, gaining 7VP.
Ephesus has 11 naval shields, gaining 5VP.
Giza has 10 naval shields, gaining 3VP.
Alexandria has 8 naval shields, gaining 0VP.
Stonehenge has 4 naval shields, gaining 0VP.
Helicarnassus has 2 naval shields, gaining -3VP.
|
|
Alexandria
|
Rome
|
Helicarnassus
|
Ephesus
|
Stonehenge
|
|
Conflicts
|
8
|
8
|
15
|
-8
|
28
|
3
|
|
Cash
|
2
|
8
|
0
|
-9
|
-7
|
3
|
|
Wonder
|
7
|
15
|
10
|
2
|
10
|
4
|
|
Civics
|
14
|
16
|
22
|
0
|
16
|
20
|
|
Commercial
|
4
|
9
|
0
|
3
|
4
|
5
|
|
Science
|
13
|
0
|
2
|
55
|
0
|
0
|
|
Guilds
|
25
|
8
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
0
|
Boats
|
4
|
6
|
10
|
0
|
4
|
10
|
Islands
|
0
|
0
|
5
|
3
|
4
|
0
|
|
Cities
|
4
|
5
|
0
|
3
|
9
|
0
|
|
Leaders
|
12
|
11
|
3
|
0
|
0
|
5
|
|
Total
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93
|
86
|
67
|
49
|
68
|
50
|
Congratulations to Kieth on his victory!
Chris Geggus (Ephesus):
Well played Keith. Good to see something other than science winning and
25 points for Guilds was a game changer. I totally screwed up by not
realising all my last 3 leaders needed gold to bring them out and I had
left myself with nothing for age 2. Playing without a leader cost me a
good few points and then being hit for another 5 demerits at the end
finished any hope I had. First time I played the military card for a
long while and at least it was fun.
Nice game, enjoyed it and thanks once more to Chris H. for his oversight and forebearance.
Dave Hooton (Giza): I did well, but Keith did better so congratulations to Keith. Thanks, Chris, for running the game.
Kieth Marple (Alexandria):
Great game everyone, it was really fun. I got a really powerful
wonder to start, and then combined with Imhotep meant I could invest
very few cards into resources. I intended to go science as well,
but got mostly blocked out or couldn’t pass up more valuable
cards. It was my first time with the Armada expansion and I liked
the extra complexity. Look forward to the next one, and thank you
Chris H.!
Bill Scharf (Stonehenge): Congratulations to Keith on his victory, and to Chris for running it. Fun game everybody!
Christopher Hunt (Helicarnassus):
Congratulations to keith on his victory and thanks to Chris H for his
gming. Tried the science route and got 55 science points and yet
finished last with 49? Could not build my wonder but it spoiled not have made the difference.
Kevin Wilson (Rome):
Congrats to Keith for an impressive performance. Dave kept you on your
toes! Thanks to Chris for running the game and the rest for playing. It
was fun.
I passed on the first couple of science cards to come my way as I was
focused on commercial to build up some cash. Then I saw a science card
twice in the next 10 or so hands. By then I felt that chance had passed
so I switched to civics card focus and eventually those dried up
too. Interesting some green starting to show again but too
late. Oh well. Keeping a balance can be a challenge.
The Players
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Kieth Marple
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Alexandria B
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7
|
| Dave Hooton |
Giza A
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25
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| Kevin Wilson |
Rome A
|
0
|
| Christopher Hunt |
Helicarnassus B
|
2
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| Chris Geggus |
Ephesus A
|
0
|
| Bill Scharf |
Stonehenge B
|
15
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Clockwise (west) passing will go down this list, while
counterlockwise (east)
passing will go up.
