The main games of the evening were 2 that haven't been played for some time.
On our table the main event was Union Pacific, which was last played in 2006. I have brought it along on occasion since but seemingly without interest. In this case Andy had acquired a German copy and I was able to jump on it and say Ooh I'd like to play that so getting it on the table.
Things were going well with this one until after the 3rd scoring, when I lost my majorities in Yellow (to Claire) and Green (to Andy), even then I think I may have got a draw if I'd had 1 more turn to invest the tying Green share. Unfortunately the game ended on Claire's turn with the last scoring card, which was the last card in the deck.
Posn. | Player | Score |
1 | Andy | 139 |
2 | Steve H | 131 |
3 | Dave D | 129 |
4 | Claire | 106 |
Posn. | Player | Score |
1 | Andy | 65 |
2 | Dave D | 53 |
3 | Steve H | 47 |
4 | Claire | 45 |
Posn. | Player | Score |
1 | Gordon | 9 |
2 | Dave F | 7 |
3 | Andrew S | 6 |
3 | Mike | 6 |
Animal Olympics 5 mins. | ||
Posn. | Player | Score |
1 | Mike | 0 |
2 | Dave F | 0 |
2 | Andrew S | 0 |
2 | Gordon | 0 |
Animal Olympics 5 mins. | ||
Posn. | Player | Score |
1 | Gordon | 0 |
2 | Dave F | 0 |
2 | Andrew S | 0 |
2 | Mike | 0 |
It was lovely to get over and see you all. It had been a while.
ReplyDeleteThough Antike has not been played at the club since 2006 it has certainly been played elsewhere. This was actually my 20th playing. It provides an intense experience during the 2 hours a game typically takes. I guess players are each taking upwards of 30 turns during a game so not much in the way of down time. By building 6 temples on the last turn I took the last 2 temple building cards and stole the win before the end game fighting took off.