I love every aspect of the game, especially as I keep finding new denizen cards in the mix. The way the world deck changes each era is fascinating, as are the allegiances that can be unexpectedly cutthroat. Once I get to a good end point in this campaign, I’ll look forward to waiting on the new solo content. Very excited to see how that all plays out!

You’re welcome! The citizen aspect of this game is something I still find awesome. A game with written rules about how to influence enemies to your side.

Looking forward to see the final version of the new solo rules to see if it improves a lot the bot to at least have less players controlled by yourself.

Thanks, and good question! I’ve been looking at the whole citizen and successor element, too, as it doesn’t seem to come up that often in solo. However, I have an upcoming post about the next era that was absolutely unexpected in terms of citizenship, exile, and a moment when a successor victory almost happened!

With that said, I do think it’s going to be a rarity with just two exiles in play. If I could handle more exiles, both in terms of space and mentally planning each turn, the game likely would be even better with more possibilities for citizenship!

Multi-handed solo does limit some situations, and if you’re concerned about it, I think that it could be a potential issue regarding naturally exploring situations. The game continues to surprise me, though, and I’m starting to see a few more possible paths to explore. I’ve tended to play a certain way in a general sense, but as I learn more about the nuanced strategies, I’m finding that the optimal moves sometimes take me down other paths.

Not sure if that’s a helpful bit of musing or not, yet I hope you have fun playing either against the bot or multi-handed. All the best, and thanks for following along!

One question I have, do you think with only two exiles that there could be the possibility to have a successor victory? I’m not an expert of the game and didn’t play a real multiplayer game. Only I’m think if it’s a real situation that it could happen in a real multiplayer with that number of player, or is it needed to have four or five exiles.

I’m asking because I don’t like to force situations only to explore them, but to reach all possible situations naturally.