Opening | Turn 93 | 550BC
Research > Drama
Up to 70%
Turn 1 | Turn 94 | 525BC
Found Frankfurt at Fish site
Frankfurt: Work Boat
Berlin: Chariot > Chariot
Down to 50%
The Ottomans have a big Archer stack outside the Barbarian city of Yayoi. Unfortunately with just the one Chariot, and two barbarian defenders, we can't take the city, and can only hope that the Barb's can hold it 'just' for one more turn where we can take on the 'hypothetic' last injured defender.
Turn 2 | Turn 95 | 500BC
Gustav of the Vikings takes Yayoi in between turns. Consider taking it ourselves, but the roster thinks not.
Maria Theresa of the Holy Romans demands Aesthetics. The demand is seriously looked at, but on balance we opt for "no".
Cologne: Monument > Worker
Turn 3 | Turn 96 | 475BC
Gustav of the Vikings demands that we cancel deals with France. Again, assess 'pros and cons' and opt for "no".
French borders finally spotted to the north east.
Turn 4 | Turn 97 | 450BC
Hook up the Berlin Cows as our first

.
Munich: Settler > Library (emphasise

).
Science down to 30%

.
Turn 5 | Turn 98 | 425BC
Surprisingly, Napoleon declares war on his fellow Buddhist; Maria Theresa of the Holy Romans, who in turn bribes Suleiman to attack Napoleon.
The Bursa road is completed and we now have

happening with Ottoman cities.
We cancel Open Borders with France with the view of at least not attracting the ire of either of our neighbours; the HRE or the Ottomans.
Turn 6 | Turn 99 | 400BC
Between turns: Napoleon demands Aesthetics, and like we did to Maria Theresa, we say "no".
Found Essen at the southern Corn-Fur-Fur-Sheep site.
Note that we've been spreading our

evenly, and opt to direct it all on Maria Theresa.
Hamburg: (Growth) Granary interrupt > Settler
Munich: (Growth) Library interrupt > Settler
Science back up to 40%
Turn 7 | Turn 100 | 375BC
Between turns: Maria Theresa founds Confucianism.
Berlin pops a New Zealander of all things!!! Ernest Rutherford (Great Scientist), who has a nap with the view to at some point bulbing Philosophy (maybe).
Cologne's Monument is efficient enough to wrestle the Wheat resource off the HRE, and the citizen moves off the Gold Mine to work this new Wheat.
Cologne: Worker interrupt > Archer
Berlin: Chariot interrupt > Barracks resume
Turn 8 | Turn 101 | 350BC
Between turns: Napoleon demands that we cancel deals with the Ottomans, and again we send him away empty handed ... but he's now Annoyed.
Turn 9 | Turn 102 | 325BC
Note that Victoria's now capable of researching Divine Right.
Maria Theresa: Gold <> Wine
Turn 10 | Turn 103 | 300BC
Drama researched. Currency place-holder only. Research down to 0%

for hand-over.
End the turnset noting that Munich's Settler is whippable.
Just about to finish building a road within the HRE to get another source of

going.
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