The Kingmaker
Alexander
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Benin (Dahomey)/Benin (Nigeria) 14-3=11 They do interest me, but...
Haida/Tlingit/Other PNW NA 7+1=8 ...so do they.
Haida/Tlingit/Other PNW NA 7+1=8 ...so do they.
I don't think "Other Civ/Not listed" should be an option. What my "Other" is may not be what other people's "Other" is and we may agree with our own other but not each others other. For instance I've always held out the hope that for the greatest April Fool's day joke/ crossover ever they could include the fabulous people's democratic representative republic of Tropico led by the wise and prosperous President for life El Presidente. That being said I understand why other people may not want to have Tropico (they are filthy dissenters and western saboteurs. Also the country doesn't exist) even as an April Fool's day joke so my vote for Tropico wouldn't make sense for someone else's vote for Uzbekistan or how their Uzbek vote is helping to support the Tropican cause.
Per the rules, you have to give a reason when you vote, so players will have to specify why they're voting "Other." Let's clarify here and now that you also have to vote for real civilizations, not fictional ones. I've added that caveat to the rules in the first post.
Since this is the final "regular" round, with only the finals remaining, I decided to give players the option to campaign for civs that didn't make the cut. I prefer to err on the side of inclusivity. Fans of the Uzbeks, Pawnee, Tartessians, Akkadians, Chileans, Sanxingdui or any number of other unmentioned civs can now advocate why that particular civ ought to be considered before the game ends by voting for the "Other" option.
If the "Other" option does well, then it indicates that there are yet other civs that people would like to see included. If it is down voted, then people are mostly satisfied with the existing selections from the other rounds.
If I see one or two particular options mentioned a lot in connection with this entry, then I'll give them honorable mentions when the round ends.