Dominion Strategy Forum
Dominion => Game Reports => Topic started by: Raeven on July 02, 2011, 11:54:39 am
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3 of the cards that made this possible were off the black market (Tactician, Laboratory, KC).
Turn 13
You draw a Native Village, a Bridge, a Copper, a Silver, and a Watchtower and get +1 action and +1 buy from your Tactician.
You play a Native Village.
... You get +2 actions.
... Your Native Village mat contains nothing.
... You draw a Remake and add it to the Native Village mat.
You play a Native Village.
... You get +2 actions.
... Your Native Village mat contains a Remake.
... You draw a Copper and add it to the Native Village mat.
You play a Laboratory.
... You draw a Native Village and a Bridge and get +1 action.
You play a Native Village.
... You get +2 actions.
... Your Native Village mat contains a Copper and a Remake.
... You put the mat contents into your hand.
You play a Bridge.
... You get +1 buy, +$1, and all costs are reduced by $1.
You play a Bridge.
... You get +1 buy, +$1, and all costs are reduced by $1.
You play a Black Market.
... You get +$2.
... You draw a Pawn, a King's Court, and a Masquerade from the Black Market deck.
... You play a Gold, 2 Silvers, and 2 Coppers.
... You buy a King's Court.
... ... You reveal a Watchtower.
... ... You put the King's Court on your deck.
... You return a Pawn and a Masquerade to the bottom of the Black Market deck.
You play a Watchtower.
... You draw a Gold, a Native Village, a Bank, a King's Court, and a Watchtower.
You play a Native Village.
... You get +2 actions.
... Your Native Village mat contains nothing.
... You draw a Native Village and add it to the Native Village mat.
You play a Watchtower.
... You draw a Native Village and a Worker's Village.
You play a Worker's Village.
... You draw a Bridge and get +2 actions and +1 buy.
You play a Native Village.
... You get +2 actions.
... Your Native Village mat contains a Native Village.
... You put the mat contents into your hand.
You play a King's Court.
... You play a Bridge.
... ... You get +1 buy, +$1, and all costs are reduced by $1.
... You play the Bridge again.
... ... You get +1 buy, +$1, and all costs are reduced by $1.
... You play the Bridge a third time.
... ... You get +1 buy, +$1, and all costs are reduced by $1.
You play a Gold.
You play a Bank.
... which is worth +$7.
You buy a Province.
You buy a Province.
You buy a Province.
You buy a Province.
You buy a Province.
You buy a Province.
You buy a Province.
(You reshuffle.)
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I'd be shocked if it either A) wasn't better to just go Native Village/Bridge without the other stuff, and/or B)(maybe you actually did A) you were totally winning anyway, so the black market stuff didn't make any difference.
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I'm glad you won and all, but I'm getting a little tired of "I played bridge a lot of times and won" posts now.
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I'm glad you won and all, but I'm getting a little tired of "I played bridge a lot of times and won" posts now.
+1
Maybe a extra thread for "hey look I played X Bridges" would be good :-)
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I agree that playing a bunch of bridges isn't that spectacular. To clarify, what I thought was neat about this particular game was that I was able to use the King's Court on the same turn that I bought it to end the game when my opponent had no reason to suspect that he had already taken his last turn.
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Maybe you shortcutted somehow and I missed it, but how was your Bank worth $7 when you only played a Gold as the other treasure?
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He played his other treasure when he played his black market.
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Ah, whoops! Thanks for pointing that out :)