Alright, here's my 10 turns. During my turns, I focused on building workers to help the Forbidden Palace, made a weak attempt at strengthing our military, and got us started on the Sistine Chapel.
0) 530 BC
- Change Ganges to worker. I want more workers, and our capital, with
its massive food bonus, seems to be the place to get them.
- Change Delhi to spear. Land grab is over, I think its time we stop the
farmer's gambit.
- Change Madras to a palace prebuild for Sisine's. Sorry I vetoed so
many merketplaces, but I see workers, military and wonder as more
pressing need for us than the economy. I'm not in a big hurry to catch
up in tech.
- I wake the spear in Ganges and send him to Madras. I wake the vet
spear in Madras, sending him on a long trek to Jaipur. He would love
to have a pleasent boat journey instead, but I don't think we have one
to spare. It will take him a dozen turns to get there. Hopefully there
will be no war until then.
- I press the spacebar.
1) 510 BC
- In between turns, Zulus start the Great Wall.
- Our exploring warrior sights persian stack of 5 regular archers on
their way to Greece.
- Ganges finishes worker, starts another one.
- Kolhapur finishs temple, starts on worker.
- The vet spear that was being sent to Kilhapur is called back and sent
to Calcutta instead. Calcutta's spear joins force with the Madras
spears, both are sent on their way to Jaipur.
- Bengal's temple is hurried for 68 gold.
2) 490 BC
- Germans start the Great Lighthouse in Frankfurt. I guess we don't have
to worry about a german attack anytime soon. Though it does mean
Frankfurt has just finished its culture building.
- Ganges finishes worker, starts another one.
- Punjab is founded.
- Jaipur's temple is rushed for 32 gold.
3) 470 BC
- Ganges finishes worker, starts another one. It temporarily borrows one
cattle from Madras to grow in one turn, so that another worker can be
finished the next turn. I'm really pushing the worker production limit
here
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- After Jaipur's temple, walls are selected as the next project.
- I ferried Bangalore's defending warrior over Sri Lanka's island, to
occupy the last legal settle spot on it. I don't want an AI to steal
iron from right under our nose. The previous turn, I had rotated
Chittagong, Delhi, and Gangalore's defenders, so now Bangalore and
Delhi are defended by Vet spears, while Chittagong is left undefended.
Chittagong will get its defender when Gangalore finishes its regular
spear in 5 turns.
- Hyderadad rioted, appearantly it had some whip history behind it. I
hire a scientist and lowered our scient buget to 0%. That 10% of
science is worth 10 gpt!
- Somewhere during my turn, Ellipi expanded culture and immediate took
over the culture lead against Karachi! All along our northern front,
our cities are badly in need to garrison troops to prevent culture
flips.
- A round of diplomacy shows no AI has researched anything yet. We are 3
turns from finishing Monarchy.
4) 450 BC
- Ganges does not finish worker as planed, because corruption eats one
of the 10 shields. Nuts! Instead of wasting so many shields, I set it
to growth in two and starts on the long delayed marketplace.
- Still, nobody has any tech to offer. We are at +46 gpt. I spend the
cash to establish embassies with Babs and Zulus. Babylon is building
the Great Wall. It's at size 3! Growth in two and 7 shields per turn.
Babylon has a library as its culture building. So that's how Ellipi
was able to over take Karachi's culture. Zimbabwe is size 6, growth in
7 and will (not) complete the Great Wall in 24 turns. Zimbabwe has a
temple, and being Zulus of course, a barrack.
5) 430 BC
- One turn to finish Monarchy and still nobody has researched anything.
- I establish embassy with the Aztecs. Their capital is at size 7,
guarded by 7 spears, hires one entertainer, has zero growth and is
building Wealth! Silly AI
- Remembering Karachi's lesson, thinking that Germany's culture
building might also be libraries, I swap Bombay's marketplace to
Cathedral. Must...not...let...Germans...get...iron. So, none of the 4
marketplaces that I inherited survived. Sorry
6) 410 BC
- Monarchy is discovered. Nobody has anything to offer. I choose
Theology as our next research target. Due in 40.
- Ganges grows to size 7. Lux rate to 20%.
7) 390 BC
- ...
8) 370 BC
- In between turns, The Germans finishes the Great Library, and
immediately started the Great Wall in Berlin. If they get it, it will
be Golden age for them, but I don't think they will. I trade
Republic to them for WM + 7 gold. Bismark thinks it's highway robbery!
Well, yes it is, but you're not suppose to think of it that way.
- Before entering Bab territory to reinforce Jaipur, I annouce our good
intentions: I sign an ROP with the Babs for 26 gold -- that's them
paying us. Our spear pair gets on the Bab road net for a short ride.
9) 350 BC
- Everybody cascades, Persepolis finishes the Great Wall.
- I buy a pair of Persian worker for ROP plus 50 gold.
10) 330 BC
- Other than a few Colossus still being built and the German Light House
in Franfurt, the cascade is broken (boy was I wrong about that one).
Sistine's is ours
Madras' shields is actually ahead of the tech, so
for once, our wonder city doesn't need much worker help either.
- Bombay finishes Cathedral and starts on marketplace.
Calcutta has been switched to courthouse in preparation for the FP, the
next player can rush it once we have enough cash (which is next turn
).
Hyderabad will need to build a culture building soonish to battle the
Babs. Nineveh just lost a wonder race, those shield must have gone to a
culture building instead. Ellipi mean while has been gaining on
Hyderabab steadily at the pace of 1 culture per turn.
Our military is still too thin; we could still use more workers; but other
than those "minor" issues, we are doing extremely well.
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I don't care who I am, I must have that wonder! You'll end up building cathedrals sooner or later, so I still defend it. Also, Bach's only affects your continent; Sistene's is global. And, hey, 6 is better than 2 anyday 
