The Garrison SpikeIt fell into a rather lengthy hibernation while sitting on the throne, and this worried the King.
"Who shall supervise Korea!?" cried the King.
"I shall, My King" one of his generals rose, and he was shoguntaka.
"Very well, make your commands!"
IT Writing is due in 4 turns. Also, I wanted to wait for Seoul to hit size 4 before constructing a settler, so I switched it to warrior. Seoul will still grow in 2 turns and build a warrior in 2 turns as well. I found a better place for Wonson to settle on. It's a plain that was hidden in the fog.
1 The settler moved east. I also switched the production at Pyongyong to worker. We need to mine those grasslands fast as possible.
2 We discovered the Writing. Finally, the Great King can spell correctly. I then told the scholars that if they can figure out how to write, they should be able to figure out how to draw the map. So I ordered them researchign map-making at 80%, and we'll get it in 31 turns.
3 Seoul build a warrior, and now working on Settler. It'll be ready in 4 turns. Settled Wonson on that plain, welcome our 3rd city!
4 Nothing
5 Nothing, warrior exploring.
6 Still exploring, we found a wheat by a river. Seoul: settler -> settler
7 At last, a settler clothed in red robe was spotted by our curragh, it was the Byzantines.
They have the wheel and warrior code, but lack our pottery & writing. But I refused to trade the writing with the Byzantines, we want to be the first one to construct Lighthouse. Our warrior found a village just by the wheat.
8 The Byzantines build a new city called Niceae.
Our brave warrior investiaged that village, to my surprise, the villagers heartily welcomed our presence and shared their Warrior code secret!
9 Nothing. Settler is moving toward that banana tile.
10 Settled our 4th city, Pusan, just right by the banana, and it has two bonus grasslands as well.
The Korean Empire
And to make it even worse, to the north is another civ and marshes. This game should be interesting.
