erikthecelt
Old, Geezer, Unoriginal
I will look at the save tomorrow and post a plan (borrowing heavily from The Hawks notes ) I think I will play 5 + 5 as there is a lot of action going on
I will look at the save tomorrow and post a plan (borrowing heavily from The Hawks notes ) I think I will play 5 + 5 as there is a lot of action going on
EDIT: I am uneasy about the amount of time it will take to get from the elephants to the city in the fog. What do people think about having the current stack head for #2 and the reinforcements taking out the elephant city. The two stacks would then link up at Thebes.
EDIT: I am uneasy about the amount of time it will take to get from the elephants to the city in the fog. What do people think about having the current stack head for #2 and the reinforcements taking out the elephant city. The two stacks would then link up at Thebes.
erikthecelt said:I had noticed the exposed worker but he has a clear field of view and there are units in Iron City that can move to protect him. I'll move an archer out to guard the iron and maybe a spear after the elephants are gone. I'll probably route the reinforcements for the stack through the iron as additional protection.
I played 5 turns - heading into the fog was a bad decision - there was no city there. It looks like we have to raise Thebes but it will be a challenge as Alex has a small stack approaching.
2 Alex HA's killed, no losses.
Edit - Paint moved the text I had put in - the label Alex Stack is over top of our stack, Alex's is 2 tiles due south.
Besides, this is a game of hammers and we are #2.
There is a good stack in iron city ready to take out the elephant city and then link with the stack outside Thebes. The two are big enough to take on Alex.
In looking at the stats, I think that we are on the biggest continent with 3 AI and there are 2 AI on a second continent with the other one isolated (hopefully the wonder demon (Rameses maybe)). We should be thinking about Liberalism - Astronomy unless we can count enough squares on this continent to win by domination.