Eric Franklin
United States
Everett
Washington
He sees you when you're sleeping; he knows when you're awake ...
He knows if you've been bad or good.
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daniphp wrote:
"They then chose the islands on which they will start the game, starting with the player who won
the auction on the first God, and ending with one who took cover with Apollo (Coward!)."
So the first player can pick any two islands ? Or he has to choose one, and wait his turn ?
You do all of your placements before the next player can place. It makes this auction particularly valuable and dangerous, especially because you won't gain any income the first turn, so if you bid low, you might be able to both get Ares AND attack someone who spent too much on getting "high-cost" islands.
Eric
