Having polished my wood my turn is really dull.
Worker to the market, buy two wood and one steel.
Pick the card that doubles decorating returns
Send a worker to Column A of my forge. Work on everything.
while at the market did you want to get the free wood?
(and did you still want to purchase them?)
@Delwayne asked for a die roll:
4d28: 28 + 26 + 9 + 26 = 89
Whilst at the market I’ll activate my wood card. And yes I’m still buying the wood as well.
Not paying permanent effect
@Delwayne asked for a die roll:
I will visit the clan to get contract L. collect 5 coins and card.
5d64: 33 + 54 + 4 + 7 + 25 = 123
I’m going to market, buying three steel, and using the market card to gain 3 wood. I will not use the permanent effect of the card.
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which card you taking?
I’ll take Card A.
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@Delwayne asked for a die roll:
5d28: 12 + 5 + 18 + 25 + 20 = 80
I think I’ve been given the wrong market card. I wanted the second one (b)
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Send a worker to the Palace.
Place the third family member on lacquer.
Move the sword at A1 in the forge
Advance the steel decorator
Buy one lacquer for two coins
Everyone else. Which family member you activating?
I will train my lacquer polisher.
2 coins for me
I will take two money as my free palace action.
Then for my turn, I will work on Column B of my forge. The bottom-most sword cannot be worked on, due to the conflict, but advance the other three.
(Use my card to turn three wood into metal)
permanent side (wood) only cost 1 coin.
are you going to use it?