Game Summary

	1253	1254	1255	1256	1257	1258	1259	1260	1261	1262
Aragon	3	5	5	4	5	7	7	6	8	5
Florence	3	5	5	5	7	8	6	5	4	4
Genoa	3	5	7	6	3	1	0	0	0	0
Milan	3	6	8	9	11	13	12	14	14	17
Papacy	3	5	7	5	3	1	2	3	4	4
Venice	3	5	6	10	11	11	14	13	11	10

The Players

Aragon	Jack McHugh	3rd place
Florence	Ward Narhi (dropped, Fall 1255), Dave Partridge	4th/5th place
Genoa	Kevin Wilson (out, Fall 1258)	6th place
Milan	Bogislaw von Shoenfeldt	1st place
Papacy	Jerry Roalstadt (dropped, Summer 1257), Pasquale Giovine	4th/5th place
Venice	Bob Robles	2nd place

Statements

Jack McHugh (Aragon): Congrats to Milan--I did have a deal worked out with the replacement Milan but that feel through when Baron came back.

The pope and I never got along--we sort of worked out a modus vivendi by the end of the game. He went north and I went around Italy with my fleets.

I have no idea what Florence was thinking--I was very clear that I would not hold off Milan while he attacked me. Apparently he thought I was bluffing, as you can see, I was not. Why should I fight for Venice while he was not only not attacking Milan but actively attacking me?

Pasquale Giovine (Papacy): Congratulations to Milan for the victory.

When I substituted the old Pope, I had only one city, so my influence on the game was very few. Now I have 4 cities and a half, but the game ends, unfortunately.

Thanks to Chris for his work.