The settings were a little unusual and I expected they would delay Domination and make Conquest much harder. Still, zamint3 got the bronze with a 560AD win, Jovan_Kukic took the gold in 760 AD and evil_spock the silver in 920 AD with Domination getting all three medals.
No one achieved a Conquest victory although Shulec gets the "I missed it by this much" award for his 51.42% Domination victory with 51% required on the turn of his Conquest - he was robbed.
This was the first BOTM since the Culture thru Espionage technique was publicized. Jesusin (1545) and neilmeister (1585) had impressive traditional culture victory dates. Kaitzilla demonstrated the date advantage of the Espionage approach with an 1130 AD culture victory (and WastinTime didn't finish a game which he thinks would have beaten 1100 AD). At some point in the future (I expect) we will have a separate award for the espionage victory,
but for now it counts as Cultural. 
Mitchum had a fourth place score with his fastest Spaceship win (1675).
Only a few submissions achieved a Diplomatic victory (too many AIs?). We appreciate nocho disqualifying himself.
Only 1 Religious Victory (all those AIs made it less appealing?), congratulations to IvanTheFearsome.
My first map had Gilgamesh on a peninsula at the end and most of the AIs ended up in one religion. I moved him to the middle to give the players more choices and to split the religions.
Condolences to jnozzi and donsig who lost to AI culture. My next game will be easier (Noble). We really appreciate you submitting and encourage others who didn't have time to finish to submit their incomplete games in the future.
Here's where everyone settled.
The Small Print:
The numbers by each player's name indicate the turn settled on (starting turn is 0). Players are colour coded by game class (challenger=red, adventurer=blue). Symbols indicate victory condition, if there's no symbol then the player either retired or was defeated. The yellow border indicates the land that was visible at the start of the game.
I'm pleased that many remarked they enjoyed this game (including some that didn't submit). Here are the results:
BtS BOTM 67 Results:
Summary of Medal Winners:
Jovan Kukic: 760 AD Domination Victory, 230,947 points.
evil_spock: 920 AD Domination Victory, 207,624 points.
zamint3: 560 AD Domination Victory, 170,254 points.
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Fastest Finish Award Winners:
Mitchum: 1675 AD Spaceship Victory, 169,527 points.
Kaitzilla: 1130 AD Cultural Victory, 97,894 points.
Ronnie1: 1680 AD Diplomatic Victory, 72,474 points.
IvanTheFearsome: 1755 AD Religious Victory, 45,952 points.
SilentWatcher: 1978 AD Spaceship Victory, 30,832 points.
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Other Award Winners:
therelic: 1890 AD Diplomatic Victory, 37,490 points.
Backstabber: 1992 AD Domination Victory, 23,594 points.
Orel: 1872 AD Cultural Victory, 18,069 points.
Falabello: 1999 AD Spaceship Victory, 10,470 points.
jnozzi: 1973 AD Cultural Loss, 3,597 points.
donsig: 1990 AD Cultural Loss, 3,239 points.
>> See the full results here.
>> See the updated global rankings here.
>> See the latest Pantheon of Heroes here.
>> Award symbols are listed here.
No one achieved a Conquest victory although Shulec gets the "I missed it by this much" award for his 51.42% Domination victory with 51% required on the turn of his Conquest - he was robbed.
This was the first BOTM since the Culture thru Espionage technique was publicized. Jesusin (1545) and neilmeister (1585) had impressive traditional culture victory dates. Kaitzilla demonstrated the date advantage of the Espionage approach with an 1130 AD culture victory (and WastinTime didn't finish a game which he thinks would have beaten 1100 AD). At some point in the future (I expect) we will have a separate award for the espionage victory,
but for now it counts as Cultural. Mitchum had a fourth place score with his fastest Spaceship win (1675).
Only a few submissions achieved a Diplomatic victory (too many AIs?). We appreciate nocho disqualifying himself.
Only 1 Religious Victory (all those AIs made it less appealing?), congratulations to IvanTheFearsome.
My first map had Gilgamesh on a peninsula at the end and most of the AIs ended up in one religion. I moved him to the middle to give the players more choices and to split the religions. Condolences to jnozzi and donsig who lost to AI culture. My next game will be easier (Noble). We really appreciate you submitting and encourage others who didn't have time to finish to submit their incomplete games in the future.
Here's where everyone settled.
The Small Print:
The numbers by each player's name indicate the turn settled on (starting turn is 0). Players are colour coded by game class (challenger=red, adventurer=blue). Symbols indicate victory condition, if there's no symbol then the player either retired or was defeated. The yellow border indicates the land that was visible at the start of the game.
I'm pleased that many remarked they enjoyed this game (including some that didn't submit). Here are the results:
BtS BOTM 67 Results:
Summary of Medal Winners:
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Fastest Finish Award Winners:
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Other Award Winners:
>> See the full results here.
>> See the updated global rankings here.
>> See the latest Pantheon of Heroes here.
>> Award symbols are listed here.
Well made scenario. 
confronted Humbaba 
in his northern lair and defeated him: 
anyway?)
