20:23 when you should take 2 coins from the tax but there is only one, the second comes from the supply so that the tax starts with 5 immediately after the inquisition.
@@theercs 16:30 He said the AI ignores the card, which ist wrong. As he wrote down the AI discards the card to the discard pile and gains no befenit from it.
1:05:04 Kings order card Rule is: perform the right most possible action until it has 5 off those complete, it always move down to the king’s order that is worth the next most points (ergo it would move left one spot, if that action has 5 complete, then it moved down to the next most points, if that action has 5 complete it wraps around again to the previous action that is available and takes that action)
As always. I enjoy watching all of your play throughs. Just with the Entrust action. I think to get the benefit of the top action. You don’t need to pay the provision cost. It gives u that strength boost instead. So you could’ve placed an outpost there (your strength value plus the boost on the card.
Was just typing that comment when I noticed your comment. 👍 Makes the entrust action much more powerful when you don't have the resources or attributes.
Also note that at the beginning of Round four, the first Kings Favour only is flipped (having not watched all of the video at this point, I do not know if this is discovered or if the game goes over 8 instead of the correct 7 rounds)
One thing I don't need in my life is more options for consideration on top of the base game which i get analysis paralysis bad enough with lol. Does look good though.
20:00 If you must do a inquisition and you can't take the second coin out of the tax supply you instead take it from the main supply and not the tax supply and take that money then the tax supply refilles. You Always resolve 1 Card and then another card, so an Inquisition could only trigger after resolving a Card then getting refilled an than resolving the next card. The rule is in the english version of the rulebook at page 22 at the bottom of the page.
In the first round, you did not place the bots workers on the negotiate space for the first card. So it should not have had enough workers for the fortify action that round.
It's a great big neoprene mat! I can't seem to find the site now, but it was a European company and you could upload your own picture or whatever, I went for solid purple
20:23 when you should take 2 coins from the tax but there is only one, the second comes from the supply so that the tax starts with 5 immediately after the inquisition.
I really like the solo with the expansion. I find more ways to get something I need. Many great choices.
Thanks for this. Finally have City of Crown showing up this week, so it's really helpful.
Also, when you can dismiss the Princess for the AI (moves a workshop), it just does not gain anything. Shem gave this ruling in the BGG forums.
Do you have a timestamp for this? I would like to add a note to the subtitles. Thanks!
@@theercs 16:30 He said the AI ignores the card, which ist wrong. As he wrote down the AI discards the card to the discard pile and gains no befenit from it.
1:05:04 Kings order card Rule is: perform the right most possible action until it has 5 off those complete, it always move down to the king’s order that is worth the next most points (ergo it would move left one spot, if that action has 5 complete, then it moved down to the next most points, if that action has 5 complete it wraps around again to the previous action that is available and takes that action)
As always. I enjoy watching all of your play throughs. Just with the Entrust action. I think to get the benefit of the top action. You don’t need to pay the provision cost. It gives u that strength boost instead. So you could’ve placed an outpost there (your strength value plus the boost on the card.
Was just typing that comment when I noticed your comment. 👍 Makes the entrust action much more powerful when you don't have the resources or attributes.
Oh wow, even better! Don’t know how I missed that, thank you 🙂
@@wsiegel9539 it sure does. Gives you a bit of a leg up.
@@slickerdrips soo many things to remember when playing. It’s always easier to spot when you’re not the one playing. 😅 I miss things all the time.
Do you have a timestamp so I can add a note to the Klingon subtitles? Thanks!
Also note that at the beginning of Round four, the first Kings Favour only is flipped (having not watched all of the video at this point, I do not know if this is discovered or if the game goes over 8 instead of the correct 7 rounds)
I did the same, I didn't read the board 🤣
One thing I don't need in my life is more options for consideration on top of the base game which i get analysis paralysis bad enough with lol. Does look good though.
20:00 If you must do a inquisition and you can't take the second coin out of the tax supply you instead take it from the main supply and not the tax supply and take that money then the tax supply refilles. You Always resolve 1 Card and then another card, so an Inquisition could only trigger after resolving a Card then getting refilled an than resolving the next card.
The rule is in the english version of the rulebook at page 22 at the bottom of the page.
Thanks Christoph!
In the first round, you did not place the bots workers on the negotiate space for the first card. So it should not have had enough workers for the fortify action that round.
Hi John! That is correct. It is already mentioned in the Klingon subtitles @ 10:44. Thanks!
42:40 the bot should have moved to the next kings order until it could not do any of them, only then does it use the Pray action
47:22 bot should have placed a worker on Absolve
29:05 when setting up for round three should have flipped the Kings Favour card with the Kings Order
These both are already in the Klingon subtitles. Thanks!
What are you using there as a play surface? Friend of my loves purple.
It's a great big neoprene mat! I can't seem to find the site now, but it was a European company and you could upload your own picture or whatever, I went for solid purple
@@slickerdrips sht. Definitely want one.