Pook
Bloviating
I had a freaky event- two military great leaders in a row.
Playing as the Byzantines, a non-miliaristic civ, I hadn't had a leader all game. One of my elite knights won a battle and produced a leader. I moved this leader to a nearby city and made an army. Very next combat was another elite knight and I got another great leader. The way I figure it, the odds of a MGL are 1 in 16 if you haven't built the Heroic Epic, so the odds of two in a row are 1 in 16x16 or 255-1 against.
The next time you're ready to whine about freaky random events
, remember that freaky events can happen in your favor too.
Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn now and then.
Playing as the Byzantines, a non-miliaristic civ, I hadn't had a leader all game. One of my elite knights won a battle and produced a leader. I moved this leader to a nearby city and made an army. Very next combat was another elite knight and I got another great leader. The way I figure it, the odds of a MGL are 1 in 16 if you haven't built the Heroic Epic, so the odds of two in a row are 1 in 16x16 or 255-1 against.
The next time you're ready to whine about freaky random events
, remember that freaky events can happen in your favor too.Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn now and then.


This made my cousin furious, bcs he just got his first MGL, and next turn I got two in a row!!! We always contend who is better "militarist"
