I bought a subscriber.
No, no, no, no.
Oh, this one.
It’s done.
- Hate Student Town
- Coins in town and imperial messenger.
- Rotate in students, destroy the mansion, purchase the Sentinel.
- Sentinel, two coppers destroyed, shining gift
- Destroy house coppers at town, imperial envoy, and sentinel; destroy house at student; purchase mage.
- Destroy copper coins with student, win town with mage, gift (maybe you shouldn’t buy it).
- silver coin
- You have 9 friendlies, but the action you leave unused after you draw it out is the one with no + action, so if you carry it over to the next turn, you’ll have an accident…(PS: misunderstanding)
- gold coin
- 8 gold, but would I be better off buying gold coins and throwing away the copper coins?
- Oh, okay, I can carry over the silver coins here.
- Oh, you draw five cards in addition to the cards you carry over.
- Completely pulled off.
- Mage x2, town x2, win 2 towns, destroy copper coins in student, coin out in town, genus, town.
- Accident, mage x2 for town x2, 4 gold for…no I don’t need anything, I have 15 friendships so I carry over 3 cards.
- Town x4, Imperial Guard, Sentinel. I can pull it off, but I won’t do it because it’s just a waste of action town x4, oh, not enough action.
- 2 old maps with 2 mages, 4 towns and 2 provinces.
- Undrawable, genus state. If I carry over the victory point card, I can prevent that from coming around.
- Genus State 1 card left, tie. There are four towns, so spend on coins instead of draws. This would have consumed an action.
- Successful draw. Town x4, gentry lord mage wins mansion.
- Successful draw. Town x4, gentry lord mage wins mansion.
- I have 14 friends left over, too much.
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- Cheaper!
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The capital is a village where you can pay 2 gold and draw 2
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I haven’t checked the supply for a bit, but I’ll play around with it to get a better grasp of the cards I don’t know.
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Purchase of a tailgating. This is a one-turn delayed draw.
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Mm, I don’t know if I’m implementing this right, but you can’t pay 2 gold and draw without using +2$ to discard 2 cards in the capital.
- Oh, so it’s not enough to have a treasure card in your hand, it has to be in coins?
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If there’s a mansion, I’m just going to throw it away and make a coin, so there’s no real harm done.
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Two tailing off every turn, +6 cards, if you don’t buy more…marquis!
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Starting with 11 cards in hand, the capital, Marquis
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Discard a copper coin without drawing in the capital, draw it in the marquis, buy 15 gold 2… I’m disturbed that the copper coins are not compressed, now that I think about it.
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I know it’s too late now, but I think it should have been the herb pickers, not the marquis, that increased purchases.
- Cave people rotate hands
- The lady’s husband, too.
- Compression is an intermediary
- Plus action is capital
- No draws?
- Purchases will increase with herb picking. There is also the option of a shopping district.
- It’s subtle - if you’re playing against someone, you’re going to avoid cards you don’t understand and steroids the intermediary person.
- I’m going to try to buy all kinds of cards.
- first-hand herb broker
- Rotate in medicinal herbs, capital for 5 gold (I’m definitely going to run out of action).
- acolyte
- shopping district
- Ah, so the miko is a 4-card draw!
- Tents, operational plans, gifts
- female magician
- Hillfort, is this an acquisition?
- Miko, uh, you can pull four of these, but you have to put two back.
- Draw three cards at the garrison, but with more cards in hand like this, it doesn’t feel like you need to rotate in friendship.
- Miscellaneous Chain of W
- I can buy three copies of Genshu, but that’s not my goal for winning this time.
Oh, I didn’t buy the public domain, all kinds of failures. The AI is weak, perhaps because it is a newly created expansion.
- I can buy three copies of Genshu, but that’s not my goal for winning this time.
- Play to earn money by scattering soldiers and drawing cards in the capital.
- Oh, I just realized, AI is a big money strategy to begin with, it should be weak.
- Well, at least it works enough to learn the cards, so once you get used to it, you can start playing with humans.
Ah, I see, so you’re prepared to work together in a divided deck.
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