[PbP] - Brass Lancashire

I use Warrington & Runcorn to build a port there (£7), and my final card (Cotton Mill) to sell my cotton from Oldham via Runcorn.

I’ve played myself into a bit of a hole. I’m going to take 2 £30 loans

I was going to develop shipyards x2 and build in Liverpool, but at a cost of £29 I’m not sure I can afford it. Instead I’ll use both Liverpool and Stockport (and remind @Captbnut and @GeeBizzle that you should declare your cards for all your actions) to build a tier 1 ironworks in Rochdale, spending £5, taking a coal from Rochdale, flipping it to get £10 back and increasing income to £4.

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I had Burnley and a cotton mill

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I had an iron works and a port.

Lazy, apologies.

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Scores at the end of the canal era:
@Benkyo: 34
@Captbnut: 27
@Chewy77: 28
@GeeBizzle: 26

The board at the beginning of the rail era:

I’ve got to go to work now, so I’ll do the rest of the update later.

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New turn order is: @Captbnut, @Benkyo, @Chewy77, @GeeBizzle

Income:
@GeeBizzle: £4
@Captbnut: £0
@Benkyo: £4
@Chewy77: £6

Player boards and cash at the beginning of the next round:

@Benkyo (£62)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 0 2 - 1 2
II 0 2 2 1 2
I 0 2 2 0 0
Locked - - 2 - -

@Captbnut (£85)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 3 2 - 1 2
II 2 2 2 0 1
I 0 1 2 0 0
Locked - - 1 - -

@Chewy77 (£27)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 3 2 - 1 2
II 3 1 2 1 0
I 2 0 2 0 0
Locked - - 2 - -

@GeeBizzle (£40)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 3 2 - 1 2
II 1 2 2 1 1
I 0 0 2 0 0
Locked - - 2 - -

Reference player board:

The restrictions for this round are:

  • You may not build canals (rail era)
  • You may not build tier 1 industries (rail era)

Reminders:

  • You must be connected to either a coal mine (belonging to any player) or the market to access coal. The connections do not need to be your link tiles.
  • Link tiles must connect to your existing network at one or both ends.
  • You may build multiple industries in the same location.
  • Railways require coal.
  • You may build one or two railways using a single action by paying one coal and £5, or two coal and £15, respectively.

@Captbnut to play.

Play Cotton Mill to build double rail (Rochdale to Oldham, Oldham to Manchester). £15, one coal from Rochdale, one coal from Oldham

Play Coal mine to build double rail (Manchester to Bolton, Manchester to Warrington & Runcorn), £15, two coal from Oldham, flip coal tile.

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Change of plan: reminding myself to play with the hand I’m dealt and the board in front of me.

Play Oldham to build cotton mill for £18 +£2 iron + Rochdale coal, flipping the Rochdale coal mine.

Play Manchester to build cotton mill for £18 + £2 iron + £1 coal from Warrington & Runcorn.

£41 spent.

Over to @Chewy77

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Well, well, well, seem like my two initial moves are taken…
Play Stockport to connect Bury to Manchester and Manchester to Stockport with a double rail move, using my coal in Bury, (£15) and build a iron works in Manchester using an Oldham card that is good for nothing now, the final coal from Bury (flips he mine if my count is right) for another £9.
(Crossing fingers so I don’t have to speak to my lawyers again) It is over to @GeeBizzle

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That doesn’t read like something you can do. You need a Manchester or an ironworks card

I’ll hang fire. That sounds a bit off to me too.

It is within my network, looking at the rules seems legit, but I will hold fire

Okay, ignore the mine in Manchester, I will use Oldham for the first move, you will all forget that I had Stockport, and I will connect Warrington to Liverpool for a bit less money, (and I believe still my coal in Bury is the closest, so £5 and that coal instead of 7) using a Warrington & Runcorn card.

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Ok so double rail to Yorkshire using my port card £15 and coal from Burnley
Then play colne and build cotton mill £14 using last coal from Burnley flipping it.

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New turn order is: @GeeBizzle, @Chewy77, @Captbnut, @Benkyo

Income:
@GeeBizzle: £8
@Captbnut: £4
@Benkyo: £4
@Chewy77: £12

Player boards and cash at the beginning of the next round:

@Benkyo (£25)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 1 2 - 1 2
III 0 2 - 1 2
II 0 2 2 1 2
I 0 2 2 0 0
Locked - - 2 - -

@Captbnut (£59)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 3 2 - 1 2
II 2 2 2 0 1
I 0 1 2 0 0
Locked - - 1 - -

@Chewy77 (£19)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 3 2 - 1 2
II 3 1 2 1 0
I 2 0 2 0 0
Locked - - 2 - -

@GeeBizzle (£29)

Tier Cotton Mills Ports Shipyards Iron works Coal mines
IV 3 2 - 1 2
III 3 2 - 1 2
II 0 2 2 1 1
I 0 0 2 0 0
Locked - - 2 - -

Reference player board:

The restrictions for this round are:

  • You may not build canals (rail era)
  • You may not build tier 1 industries (rail era)

Reminders:

  • You must be connected to either a coal mine (belonging to any player) or the market to access coal. The connections do not need to be your link tiles.
  • Link tiles must connect to your existing network at one or both ends.
  • You may build multiple industries in the same location.
  • Railways require coal.
  • You may build one or two railways using a single action by paying one coal and £5, or two coal and £15, respectively.
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Play coal and build coal In Burnley (£7).
Play cotton and build cotton in colne (£16+£3) using coal from Burnley and iron from the market.

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You got £1 back for selling coal to the market.

@Chewy77 to play

Do I have to sell to the market? I would rather keep my coal for personal use right now like a little coal goblin.

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