- The first 5 gold came from the Capitol Stero
- I was going to guard with silver coins for the vassal loop, but my opponent also bought vassals early on.
- I don’t think there’s enough to take away.
- There’s a witch, and if she hits the curse, the loop will stop connecting.
- I was a little lost, but I was going to use the guards to compress and hit the witch.
- I bought too many coins, like 7 gold, so I’m going to put in the Capitol.
- A bit of a failure, lack of action.
- It’s hard to grow up with a militia because the opponent beats the militia with more time to spare.
- It’s not enough because there are three terminals in it, militia, witch, and capitol, and one throne to increase the action, I guess I should have bought it sooner.
- The opponent hits the militia at the end every time.
- This was the game to pull off first, and I’m losing, I’m ahead on points, but it’s hard when you hit the curse with frequency.
- The other guy’s vassals are circling, so they’ll catch up with us.
- The other party, I could have bought two copies of Genshu, but I could afford to buy the action, gnu.
- I won two genshu in T18 and got turned around.
- I pulled through, but 5 gold, I failed.
- I bought a retainer, but the compression is just moneylending, and then renovations.
- No more actions, so it’s a problem when they’re covered.
- I just barely won.
- It takes a lot of time and effort to compress until the vassal is in a position to continue pulling the action.
- The vassal itself is a terminal, so if you don’t get more actions, the vassal who got more than one card in his hand becomes a dead card.
- If I had two terminal draws in this time, and I had to run the deck to draw them, I would have preferred the 3 gold to be a cantrip, not a vassal.
- I bought a merchant, but I think I would have been better off with a forerunner.
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