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Realms Beyond Adventure 3 -
Binding of the Three
Sponsor:
Sirian
Difficulty:
Prince The basic gist is that, playing as Peter of the Russians, you can either play as Farmers, Priests, or Soldiers. Points are awarded in each category for various things. For example as farmers, you get 10 pts for EACH city founded by Russia that reaches size 25 (and stays there) at any time. Priests - 20 pts - Possessing the Holy Shrine of your State Religion (and keeping it safe from invaders!). And Soldiers: 1 pts - EACH XP on your most-experienced military unit WHO SURVIVES to game's end. Full scoring system is available in the game description linked above. In addition, if you were able to get 150 points in each of the 3 disciplines, you QUADRUPLE your score. This game intrigued me quite a bit as a way to try and meld various styles of play. Of course, I was most interested in figuring out a way of getting the quadrupling bonus. In looking at the scoring system, it seemed to me that the Soldier score system was by far the stingiest. I think that it will be very difficult to get 150 points there, so it seemed that the Soldier way of life seemed to be the best to focus on, while hopefully still picking up enough farmer and priest points to get the bonus. Plus, going militarily lets me deal with the raging barbs as well as hopefully control enough to milk things enough to only end when I want to. I played a couple shadow games with the same settings, just to see how things would play out. Here's some of the things that I learned, in no particular order:
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