and to assist. If you purchase a monk to use in your forge, you would place him in column B. As your monk bonus action you would work the sword at 3 which brings it into column B. Thus you now work both swords and they would both go up.
tis just a suggestion of being able to make use of your forging area. Another idea is to purchase additional contracts too (which gives you gold).
Also, this is a learning game, so all players, if you have any questions, feel free to ask. One of the main reasons for me in taking that one card over the other is only for the 1 coin cost vs. the other for double victory points (which is a good one, but for only one sword). And I’ve got two swords that will be coming off the same column when completed. So I’m hoping to make use of the coins (also, winning for me is not everything) 
(Solomon is not a new player to the game) But he is learning
I will take sword C this turn.
@Delwayne asked for a die roll:
5d64: 28 + 6 + 49 + 29 + 24 = 136
I’ll forge with a monk, to add a lacquer and a wood to each sword respectively, and then use the monk ability to add a steel to the sword that already has a wood on it.
I will take project H.
Dumb question perhaps, but I don’t have any workers left? I don#t think I can take any actions. If that’s accurate, I will pass.
You can buy monks and take action with them.
Let us know if you’ll do that or still pass.
I`ll pass this round.
@Delwayne asked for a die roll:
2d22: 4 + 8 = 12
Why has contract I been moved?
