GPS to Classical_hero.
Spoiler :Turn 11(-3500) – Exchanged pleasant emails with gbno1fan between turns. We agreed to trade Bronze Working (from him) for Pottery and 5 gold. I convinced him to send Bronze Working with accept so that I wouldn’t pop Bronze from my hut. In exchange I volunteered information regarding my belief that we are on continents and regarding classical_hero’s very fast start. We agreed not to trade Alphabet to anyone as we work together on the Republic slingshot. Gbno1fan came through with Bronze Working as promised.
Interesting – I now have 15% of the world’s citizens, and classical_hero is down to 23%. Actually, that’s not interesting. Classical_hero still has 3 citizens. The Greeks (gbno1fan) and the Koreans (azzaman) both gained a citizen from F11. Babylon (General_W) did not. 3 spt would now drop me to 4th. I am now weak compared to both gbno1fan and classical_hero – another warrior each. Up Bronze Working and Alphabet on Classical_hero, up Pottery (not for long) and Ceremonial Burial on gbno1fan. Classical_hero apparently popped Ceremonial Burial.
My warrior takes a peak at classical_hero’s town – it is called Ulundi and is unguarded. I’ll bet classical_hero sends me a nasty (and probably threatening) note. I don’t think I can afford to raze it – my warrior couldn’t get back in time, and I really don’t want to fight Impi without even knowing if I have horses, but it will be fun making classical_hero react.
Change HatontheCat temporarily to warrior to pop the goody hut – I get a settler! That clinches it – no war for me. The settler heads back north – he will found a town by all the BGs midway between classical and me. My lone warrior will circle back that way.
My scout in the north continues further north – based on gbno1fan’s location, it seems there should be room for one more civ on this continent. Instead I meet gbno1fan’s other warrior who has found some ivory. Gbno1fan’s capital has a lot of mountains – poor guy.
Change HatontheCat back to settler.
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