This turnset shall be entitled...
The RNGod Strikes Back
Firstly, I move my warrior to the northwest. What does he reveal? See for yourself:
That's right, there's nothing there but forests, forests, and more forests! Just what we were looking for, dude, but it also means that the plains hill is assuredly a good idea. So our settler climbs up there and listens to some Jimi Hendrix... er, the Rolling Stones, wait, we don't have the wheel yet... the Sliding Stones?
So, the next turn, I safely found Amsterdam, and found that the Plains Hill Strategy really was a good idea...
As it netted us another cow in the BFC. Yay for us!
My second turn, I set Amsterdam to build a worker and the tech to Animal Husbandry, to take advantage of the Cows that we have. We have Agriculture already, so the worker will have something to do when he's built, so no need to worry.
However, a few turns in, disaster struck. The RNGod was apparently angry at our hippie ways, and he caused a simple lion to do in our only scouting warrior!!! I was so shocked that I didn't even get a picture of the event, and had to get a picture of the combat log instead, it was so bad! Oh, RNGod, why dost thou hate us so!? WHY!?
In other news, around turn 18 or so, Hinduism is founded in a distant land, making me glad I didn't try for it (quite impossible, yeah).
After our worker is built one turn later, I set Amsterdam to build a warrior to replace our scouting warrior, and the turn after that Animal Husbandry comes in...
I set it to the wheel, because we'll want those cows and stuff hooked up, won't we?
That's really all that happened this turnset, and I'm sorry to say that due to the wrath of the RNGod, the entire explored region can be placed on a single screen:
However, look at the wealth of health resources we have in such a small area... that at least is a good thing.
Also, here's the view of our city:
Yeah, I suppose that we're doing all right, if you don't count the warrior that LOST to the FIRST Lion he faced, EVEN though I thought the human gained a certain amount of FREE kills against barbs. Apparently that was a lie.
So yeah, here's the save and all that:
3375 BC
Gah, I get the feeling that Monarch will be more difficult than Noble...