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 Pax Porfiriana? What’s that? Pax Porfiriana – Latin for "The Porfirian Peace" – refers to the 33-year reign of dictator Porfirio Díaz, who ruled Mexico as an absolute dictatorship until toppled by the 1910 Revolution. It’s also a knife fight of a boardgame from 2012 and I have been playing it non-stop for the last couple of weeks. It has an original scoring system, it’s pretty nasty for how innocent all of it looks, and you get to play as manly bearded historical figures who split their time toadying to Porfirio and plotting his downfall. It also has Mexican bandits, nationalization of companies and the worst manual known to man. During the game, the players will have 4 chances of toppling Porfirio, the way of doing it depending on the political regimen at that moment. Maybe Porfirio is firmly in charge, and the player will peacefully succeed him after he gets ill if he’s Loyal enough. Or maybe Mexico is in a state of Anarchy, and the player with the biggest Revolutionary support will be the one to claim power. In the end there are various roads to victory, and the job of the players is not only to amass political power, but also manufacture the situation where they can bring that power to bear.  So how does it play, exactly? In short: during their turns the players will get assets from a central market in a Dutch Auction (stuff gets cheaper as time passes). These assets could range from money-generation Enterprises, Armies, Partners that give the players special skills, cards to shut down opposing assets, etc… By playing the cards on their tableau, or by having sabotage cards played against them, the players accumulate 4 types of Victory Points: Loyalty (Porfirio’s favor), Revolution (influence over the downtrodden masses), Command (support from the army) and Outrage (sympathy from the USA). When a Topple card is played, the players compare the relevant VP totals, and if they surpass their rivals by a given margin, they win. For example, if Mexico is under Martial Law, the player with the biggest support in the army (Command points) will win, no matter who is the most Loyal to Porfirio at that point. A fun part of this is that most of the ways of harming one player also give them victory points, so it’s a fine line to walk. The most recent rules I can find are here. They are better than the official ones, but ask if you have any doubts, because without having the cards in front of you it’s still kinda difficult to visualize. There is a Vassal Module, so I can pimp out the thread with pictures of mustachioed men, but in general the cards are very busy and not really clear. I’ll probably end up typing a short description of each card in the market or in play. I hear the manual is politically charged Yes it is. Please don’t discuss politics in our Revolution game. Thanks. I want to play I’m looking for 4 players, PMs not necessary. Post ##Viva la Revolución! if you want to join.  How to play! 98% Ripped off Tekopo's previous game, because I'm lazy.Turn Order 1. Do 3 Actions: See below. 2. Discard Headline Cards in the 0 Market Column 3. Restore Market: Slide cards down and replace missing cards from the draw pile. 4. Take Income: 1 gold per cube of your colour on any card (from extorting, enterprises, connections and loyalist income). Topple Procedure When a Topple is purchased and played: 1. Choose to use topple bonus or not. 2. Starting with the player to the left of the purchaser: a. Choose to flip Hacendado. b. Choose to discard modifiers. 3. Diaz has 2 of current regime prestige + the prestige of the two players with the lowest prestige in that category. 4. Anyone who's prestige exceeds this value topples. 5. If multiple people topple, the one with highest money wins. Actions (3 actions per turn, 2 if jailed) - Play card in hand: Pay the cost on the card, then play Orange cards on your own/opponent enterprise, Black cards on yourself/opponents, Enterprises/Partners within your card plateau, Troops either on your/opponent enterprise (pay cost depending on method of transportation) or on your Hacendado as private army (only if Hacendado committed, requires specific colour, pay cost depending on transportation icon). - Buy Market card (2nd buy expends two actions instead of 1): If Headline, play either for event or Status Quo, if Topple, perform topple procedure, anything else goes in hand. Hand limit is 5, card buys can't exceed this limit. - Buy and play public card: Pay the cost and immediately place public card on your tableau. - Sell card: Receive number of coins equal to current economy. - Redeploy troop card: Pay cost to move Troops or redeploy in place. Deploying/redeploying removes unrest equal to firepower of the unit. Redeploying in place has no gold cost and removes unrest. - Buy land (costs 2 actions): Pay gold equal to the number of cubes on the ranch/plantation to place an additional cube. - Police: Spend 3 money to remove 1 disc of unrest from an enterprise or get out of jail. You can also remove 1 disc of Unrest paying 0 gold if there are troops in the enterprise, friendly or not. - Speculate: Place a cube on a card in the market: if card is bought by an opponent, opponent pays you rather than the bank. Example Card The name of the card has a link to its picture In the game I'll be using that, the text below is so you can see some examples of what the stuff on the card means.For troop cards, Foot/Mule/Railway/Etc refers to the cost of deployment/redeployment. => is used as short-hand for regime change. Victim means the type of prestige that the victim receives. Double sided cards will be specified within the description. pre:Troop: Rebel Troops Los Colorados Colour: Red Foot: 2 Region: Chihuahua Strength: 1 Mule: 3 Cube: None Rail: 6 Special: When first played => Anarchy. Place an unrest on the other enterprises in the District Orozquista "Los Colorados" (Red-Flagger) rebels conquered Chihuahua in 1912, promising (but never delivering) land reform. Orange Card: Natives Tohono O'odham Cost: 0 Region: US Unrest: 3 Victim: Outrage Steal: 1 Effect: None. After the 1898 battle at El Plomo Sonora, most of the Papago tribes fled to Arizona. Black Card: Assassination Pancho's Coffee Cost: X Steal: 0 Effect: Assassinate a Partner. Two actions required unless under US Intervention regime. X = Cost to play of the partner. In 1916, the US Military Intelligence Corps infiltrated Pancho Villa's band with two Japanese-Mexican agents acting as houseboys. The agents poisoned Pancho's coffee with a 3-day poison, yet he suffered no ill-effects. Enterprise: Ranch Cananea Cattle Co. Cost: 4 Region: Sonora Starting: 1 Transport: Mule Connection: Railway 4 Special: None Purchased by multi-millionaire Col. Bill Greene in 1901, who made it into a first-class outfit. Partner: Rebel General Felipe Angeles Cost: 2 Colour: Red Prestige: Revolution Special: If in play: Your troops: Firepower 3 and immune to strife. During Toppling (Mexican Resistance): Discard to +1 to Diaz Outrage. Trained in Paris in modern artillery, General Angeles won battles for Madero, Carranza and Villa. A principled man who contradicted his superiors and consistently refused orders he found immoral. Despondent over the never ending bloodshed, he went AWOL and lived in a cave before being betrayed and executed. Headline: Bull Diaz Proposes Reciprocity Treaty Would lower tariffs, stimulate trade and build a railroad between the two nations. Effect: Free Trade: All Monopolies in play discarded. => Pax Porfiriana Strife: Red/Green Both of these are double-sided, and are available in every game. pre:Public Card: Teddy Roosevelt Prestige: Outrage Cost: 18 Effect: => U.S. Intervention, Red/Blue Strife. U.S. President from 1901 to 1909 who pursued a vigorous foreign policy known as the Big Stick Policy. In 1910, he demanded U.S. Intervention in Mexico to stop 'Chronic Wrongdoing'. OR: Public Card: Porfirian Army Prestige: Command Cost: 18 Effect: => Martial Law General Victoriano Huerta, Commander of the Yucatan Wars under Diaz. After assassinating President Madero (1913), he ran a harsh military dictatorship and collaborated with the Germans. pre:Public Card: Catholic Church Prestige: Revolution Cost: 16 Effect: Strife Red/Green Archbishop Gillow of Mexico City, inspired by the papal Rerum Novarum, created the Catholic Worker's Circle (1906). It promoted 'God, Morality, Work, and Union'. OR: Public Card: Catholic Church Prestige: Command Cost: 16 Effect: None The Church, a major property-owner, had much to lose if radicals toppled Diaz, and backed conservative military alternatives. Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. U.S. Intervention Mines: 3 Economy: 2 Effect: U.S. Troops have jurisdiction in any District. Topple: U.S. Annexation, Outrage Required. Martial Law Mines: 2 Economy: 2 Effect: Police Action costs 0 gold. Topple: Coup D'Etat, Command Required. Anarchy Mines: 1 Economy: 1 Effect: All Troops have jurisdiction in all Districts. Topple: Free Election, Revolution Required. Depression Starts: When two bear cards are discarded one after the other. Stops: When two bull cards are discarded one after the other. Mines: 0 Economy: 0 Effect: Current regime + Pay 1 gold per card in play in income phase. Topple: As per current regime. Drawing card for the market, and then we can start this. Fat Samurai fucked around with this message at 11:49 on May 1, 2015 |
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##Viva la Revolución! Ran the first PBF of this, gonna play in this one.
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If I don't need to know the rules before I sign up then ##Viva la Revolución!
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##Viva la Revolución!
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bobvonunheil posted:If I don't need to know the rules before I sign up then ##Viva la Revolución! Nobody knows the rules to Pax Porfiriana. I'll just watch this one, looking forward to at least one participant being brutally owned.
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I'll join in if you can accept occasional phone posting. #Viva la Revoluçion!
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Well, that filled up fast. I'll give it some more time in case someone else wants a go and do a second game if there is enough interest.Tekopo posted:Ran the first PBF of this, gonna play in this one. Played the first PBF of this, gonna run this one. bobvonunheil posted:If I don't need to know the rules before I sign up then ##Viva la Revolución! The basic concept is easy and as long as you have a general idea of how the game plays, we can work out the kinks as we go. Take a look at the rulebook I linked in the OP. Enjoy the madness. Bubble-T posted:Nobody knows the rules to Pax Porfiriana. This is true.
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This is the first PbP if anyone is interested (needs archives)
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I'd like a second game if possible, especially if it starts next week.
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Ground floor for game two. ##¡Viva la Revolución más reciente!
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Apr 30, 2015 17:05
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Second floor for game two. ##¡Viva la Revolución!
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That's 3 for the second game. I'll probably start it next week, so I can streamline the process and correct mistakes in this game. To the players, I recommend you read Tekopo's post on the Rules of the game, because I'm basically going to rip off 98% of as soon as I can link images to the card names. Thanks, Tek.
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Ok let's get this show on the road: Reminder: if you see (+) or (-), it means to round down or up. Anything in italics is flavour text. Once committed, the side chosen is permanent: 'X Troops Only' only refers to troops attached to your hacendado as a private army, not troops protecting your own enterprises or extorting other enterprises. The type of transport used to create the personal army is also given. Underscored stuff links to the card's image. Tevery Best will be pre:Hacendado: Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. When Committed: EITHER: Imprisoned Madero, Outrage Prestige, Blue Troops Only, Foot OR: Candidate Madero, Revolution Prestige, Red Troops Only, Foot Background: Wealthy Hacendado Philosophy: Pragmatic Liberal&Conservative. Allegiance: Maderista. Funded By: Cohauila Hacienda Death: Shot by his Generals(1913) pre:Hacendado: Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. When Committed: EITHER: Lobbyist Shepherd, Outrage Prestige, Blue Troops Only, Train OR: Progressive Shepherd, Command Prestige, White Troops Only, Train Background: Republic Mayor of Washington D.C. Philosophy: Social Reform, Plutocracy, Racism. Allegiance: U.S. Republican Party, Porfirista. Funded By: Batopilas silver in the Sierra Madre. Death: Appendix surgery in Batopilas (1902) pre:Hacendado: Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. When Committed: EITHER: General Reyes, Command Prestige, White Troops Only, Train OR: Successor Reyes, Loyalty Prestige, Green Troops Only, Train Background: Porfirian General and Governor. Philosophy: Anti-Cientifico military conservative. Allegiance: Porfirista, Reyista. Funded by: States of Sinaloa, Sonora and Baja. Death: Shot assaulting the Presidential Palace (1913). pre:Hacendado: Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. When Committed: EITHER: Senator Carranza, Loyalty Prestige, Green Troops Only, Train OR: Primer Jefe Carranza, Revolution Prestige, Red Troops Only, Foot Background: Wealthy Coahuilan Senator. Philosophy: Pragmatic, Liberal & Conservative. Allegiance: Porfirista, Maderista, Constitutionalist. Funded By: Coahuilan cattle haciendas. Death: Deposed and shot by Obregonistas (1920). 1. Tevery Best 2. Tekopo 3. nimby 4. bobvonunheil I'm going to leave in 10 minutes to see The Avengers because I'm a huge nerd. First turn and market offer when I get back home.
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Does extorting an opponent's enterprise give you just one extra income or all the income of that enterprise? Also I found this link in the Living Rule Book really handy for giving tips on how the game works.
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bobvonunheil posted:Does extorting an opponent's enterprise give you just one extra income or all the income of that enterprise? Just one income. If the income of that enterprise ever drops to zero while you're extorting it, it'll be destroyed completely (usually the result of depression).
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First turn Last Headline Discarded: None Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 4 Hand: 0 Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 2 Gold: 8 Hand: 0 nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 6 Hand: 0 bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: 0 Action Queue Tevery Best, you have 3 actions Questions/stuff for the thread - Is the format clear enough? Any suggestions? - Are the card pictures enough to understand what's going on, or should I write a short description as well? - I've edited Tekopo's post on rules into the OP. Fat Samurai fucked around with this message at 13:32 on May 1, 2015 |
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I did a thing [edit] you should see this:  Also, is my understanding of the rules correct: If it were my turn, I could take Rio Yaqui Dam and Power for free, for one action. I can later play it for 1 action and 10 gold, and it would give me 1 Loyalty VP. I can upgrade it to a ship connection for 1 action and 3 gold, which increases its income by 1. Also, it grants me as much additional income as the number of Sonora ranches and plantations I own. It does not give me the Loyalty VP or the income while it has Unrest on it. Is this all correct? bobvonunheil fucked around with this message at 14:59 on May 1, 2015 |
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Twin Butts Mine, we're off to a good start.
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Bubble-T posted:Twin Butts Mine, we're off to a good start. You don't know how hard it was to restrain myself. bobvonunheil posted:stuff This is great, thanks. I'll probably post the market picture at the end of each turn. Regarding the rules, 2 minor points: The Rio Yaqui would give you extra income for each Sonoran ranch and plantation in play, no matter who the owner is, plus 1 extra gold while under Pax Porfiriana. About the second part, in general a card with Unrest on may as well not exist. Glossary posted:Unrest Disk – Red disks representing Unrest are placed on enterprises by the play of certain Headlines, Orange Cards, and troops. If your enterprise has one or more Unrest, none of its Income, Extortion, Prestige, or Connection cubes earn gold, and its Prestige, abilities (e.g. the Chain Railroad ability), and Connection upgrade, as well as the Prestige on occupying troops, are inactivated. Remove Unrest with police actions or troops. Underscoring some stuff I didn't know and that isn't obvious. Fat Samurai fucked around with this message at 16:46 on May 1, 2015 |
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Ugh, these cards are horrible. Buy and play Palomas Land & Cattle, Speculate on the Tetabiate Yaquis.
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First round, Tekopo's Turn In other news, the intellectual and rich landowner Francisco Madero has managed to purchase a controlling interest in the American company Palomas Land&Cattle. The company is one of the biggest cattle business in Mexico, making use of an administrative concession over lands right against the US border. We can only hope that these kinds of joint enterprises become more and more common as time goes on, improving the Mexican economy. Last Headline Discarded: None Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 3 Gold: 3 Hand: 0 Palomas Land&Cattle: Income 1 Special: Immediately Nationalized if extorted. Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 2 Gold: 8 Hand: 0 nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 6 Hand: 0 bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: 0 Action Queue Tekopo, you have 3 actions Fat Samurai fucked around with this message at 09:13 on May 2, 2015 |
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Buy twin buttes, develop mule transportation on palomas, speculate on train robbers.
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First round, nimby's Turn There have been rumours that Alexander Shepherd, mayor of Washington D.C. has had meetings with prominent members of the Tucson Government. Although at the moment it is unsure what his intent is, it is suspected that he wants to buy several claims in the area. When asked, Boss Shepherd refused to comment. Last Headline Discarded: None Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 3 Gold: 3 Hand: 0 Palomas Land&Cattle: Income 1 Connection upgraded to Mule (Boss Shepherd) Special: Immediately Nationalized if extorted. Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 3 Gold: 9 Hand: Twin Buttes Mine nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 6 Hand: 0 bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: 0 Action Queue nimby, you have 3 actions
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lovely screenshot of the Vassal Module: Does this help any, or should I go with bobvonunheil is making?
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Fat Samurai posted:lovely screenshot of the Vassal Module: Huh, it's unfortunate that it's so small... It can't be zoomed in or enhanced at all?
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I'll be buying Rio Yaki Dam&Power, Tetabiate Yaquis for 1 (half price from my hacendado) and will speculate upon Hacienda Santa Gertrudis.
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Sorry, nimby, but buying that second card costs you two actions. I.e., the rest of your turn. Do you want to buy the two cards or speculate and do some other thing?
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Right, I forgot about that. Just buying the second card then.
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StashAugustine posted:Doesn't the market row update after each player turn? Yes. What did I miss?
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Oh, never mind I was misreading it.
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First round, bobvonunheil's Turn Last Headline Discarded: None Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 3 Gold: 4 Hand: 0 Palomas Land&Cattle: Income 1 Connection upgraded to Mule (Boss Shepherd) Special: Immediately Nationalized if extorted. Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 3 Gold: 9 Hand: Twin Buttes Mine nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: Rio Yaki Dam&Power Tetabiate Yaquis bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: 0 Action Queue bobvonunheil, you have 3 actions bobvonunheil posted:Huh, it's unfortunate that it's so small... It can't be zoomed in or enhanced at all? Zoom and enhance!  Warning: This WILL break tables. Hope this works, because I've discovered I suck at Google Docs. Fat Samurai fucked around with this message at 17:28 on May 3, 2015 |
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Looks fine to me! I don't mind a bit of tablebreaking I will take Cientificos for free (Hacendado power) and Defensas Sociales for two actions
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Second round, Tevery Best's Turn Last Headline Discarded: None Senator Carranza has just finished an extremely busy week, where he attended several conferences at Universities in Sonora and Chihuahua. He was also seen meeting with the representatives from the local defence forces in Chihuahua, promising to do everything in their power to upgrade their equipment, manpower and salaries. According to him, the local forces are the first defence against bandits and indian raids, and as such they should receive 'the best this country can offer'. Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 3 Gold: 4 Hand: 0 Palomas Land&Cattle: Income 1 Connection upgraded to Mule (Boss Shepherd) Special: Immediately Nationalized if extorted. Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 3 Gold: 9 Hand: Twin Buttes Mine nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: Rio Yaki Dam&Power Tetabiate Yaquis bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 9 Hand: Cientificos Defensas Sociales Action Queue Tevery Best, you have 3 actions 
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Pick up Underground Newspapers, speculate on Lucky Tiger Mine and Mormon Lumber.
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Second round, Tekopo's Turn Last Headline Discarded: None Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 3 Gold: 7 Hand: Underground Press Palomas Land&Cattle: Income 1 Connection upgraded to Mule (Boss Shepherd) Special: Immediately Nationalized if extorted. Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 3 Gold: 9 Hand: Twin Buttes Mine nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: Rio Yaki Dam&Power Tetabiate Yaquis bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 9 Hand: Cientificos Defensas Sociales Action Queue Tekopo, you have 3 actions 
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Get emiliano Zapata and train robbers.
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Please start being jerks to each other so I can write interesting fluff.  For anyone interested in joining, here's the second game.. Turn when I get back home.
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Fat Samurai posted:Please start being jerks to each other so I can write interesting fluff. Does claiming two high-end speculated cards for zero dollars count as a dick move? Because if so I'm probably about to do a dick move.
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Boss Shepherd contacts some rather unsavoury characters! Second round, nimby's Turn Last Headline Discarded: None Current Regime: Pax Porfiriana Mines: 2 Economy: 3 Effect: Put 1 Pretige Cube on each Loyalty Point. Topple: Diaz Retirement, Loyalty Required. Public Cards Cost 18: TeddyRoosevelt OR Public Card: Porfirian Army Cost 16: Public Card: Catholic Church (Red) OR Public Card: Catholic Church (White) Market
Hacendados Tevery Best Francisco Madero, Intelectual Special: Buy Partners from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 3 Gold: 7 Hand: Underground Press Tableau Palomas Land&Cattle: Income 1 Connection upgraded to Mule (Boss Shepherd) Special: Immediately Nationalized if extorted. Tekopo Boss Shepherd, American Special: Start with an additional 3 gold. Income: 3 Gold: 12 Hand: Twin Buttes Mine Emiliano Zapata Train Robbers nimby Bernardo Reyes, General Special: Buy Troops from the market for half (+) cost. Income: 2 Gold: 7 Hand: Rio Yaki Dam&Power Tetabiate Yaquis bobvonunheil Venustiano Carranza, Politician Special: Buy Black Cards from the market for zero gold. Income: 2 Gold: 9 Hand: Cientificos Defensas Sociales Action Queue nimby, you have 3 actions 
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