Turn 0 (150 BC):
move wasted shield in machu to food
IBT:
iros impale one sword and bring 4 more into position
incans lose horse
tenochtitlan completes SoZ
Turn 1:
cori: sword->sword
I'd like to have some artillery, but one more turn for a sword seems worth it.¨
mayans moved settler toward machu
IBT:
iros lose 3 swords and move in 2 new ones
Turn 2:
kyoto: sword->sword
vilcabamba has grown, move in swords, they see 2 bab swords, one right next. but 4 swords on a mountain should be enough. not so sure about defending the cities afterwards...
kill mayan spear near cori
notice iron near caughnawaga. I could live without iro swords, but better then MWs.
switch cori to temple, I'd like to put some distance between us and a civ with a fast UU.
IBT:
iros lose some more swords
incans send some units
the chinese seem to target machu
Turn 3:
capture vilca->pult
a bab sword on flatlands (behind river) holds off two swords before falling.
additional support enables us to increase science, lit in 7
eulbar has grown
IBT:
some more units die attacking cuzco
chinese start sun tsu
Turn 4:
sword near eulbar makes me take a detour
IBT:
mayans start colossus
iros seem to have changed their mind and move swords south
mayans move toward vilca
Turn 5:
kill chinese sword
lose elite sword agains another bab sword
move out army to kill JT and hopefully lure back some units
IBT:
it appears the AI is set on the new targets
Turn 6:
kyoto: sword->sword
hire scientist in kyoto
cori: temple->sword
use army to kill another JT and pillaging spear
capture eulbar->curragh
kill chinese units near machu
increase science again, 3 turns
IBT:
aztecs found cempoala NE of vilca
AI moves back to cuzco
chinese start GLib 
Turn 7:
reduce science 10%, Lit next turn
kill bab sword
move army back into cuzco
IBT:
first iro sword gives me a scare, reducing army to half it's HP. the rest does almost no damage.
lit->HB
reduce science to some scientists. they would get pottery in 4, so switch to that.
Turn 8:
kyoto: sword->sword
GLib in 28 (leave it on palace for now). MM for 4 food instead of 2, sacrificing one shield (due to corruption).
IBT:
aztecs want to trade? well, their city is some tiles away, we did not really meet them, until I moved sword for a little recon. declare.
Turn 9:
incan and egyptian settler near cuzco. declare on cleo.
IBT:
iro settler pair joins the party
lot of units move toward cuzco
cori expands
Turn 10:
kyoto: sword->sword
almost lose sword preventing chinese spear from pillaging dyes
Notes to next player:
not sure we should let the settlers through, but i doubt they'll start to pillage.
to play it safe, a temple in eulbar might be better. i'd like to know the landform though, we met all civs.
didn't dare moving our units near the iro sword stack. would have had a chance last turn, but moved workers on fp before noticing.
moving sword into vilca and one on the mountain would prevent bab spear from going there. I preferred to have the unit closer to cuzco.
my plan to road the mountain for safe passage seems like a waste now. suggest you move the worker stack to road toward vilca (after road on fp) and the slaves for eulbar.
as long as there's a chance for GLib, I think we should go only on scientists. could switch some to taxmakers, remember to switch back after pottery.
I think it's time to go on the offensive again. but we should decide on where first. iros have big enough cities closeby, but I doubt we'll be able to hold such a frontline, at least as long as we're building GLib. I'd try to take out the babs in the east.
, missed him completely, not that we need horses in the near future
on getting an army. Hope we can hold on to iron without it, we need it to conquer cities. Cuzco seems to be the only decent target.
