The Interminable Endgame

dylandlr

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It is 1900. The God Lenin rules 115 Russian cities, while the Sioux, Carthaginians and Babylonians have 23 among them. The pesky Spanish and French are of only archeaological interest. The Automobile will be discovered late this year and will quickly provide the technological innovations necessary to Babbage's dreams true - and miniature. Neither Tactics nor the Corporation inhabit his adversaries' dreams.

But with nearly 350 units to account for each year, will Lenin, who began his quest as a youthful Deity, be consumed with boredom and fail to lead his people to either global mastery or the stars?
 
Perhaps the question should really be why are the Babs and Carth still around if Lenin is thinking about the stars, and if not why are any of them still around? Should only take less than 100 units to delight the archeologists...
 
Originally posted by ElephantU
Perhaps the question should really be why are the Babs and Carth still around if Lenin is thinking about the stars, and if not why are any of them still around? Should only take less than 100 units to delight the archeologists...

You seem to have hit my heart, ElephantU. On one hand, Lenin knows he has done well; on the other, he knows he might have done better. Victory is assured - its form alone is in question.

Lenin thanks the Elders for their guidance - and quickly asserts the power of the gods.

POOF to all obstacles!!!

:)
 
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