Action Phase
- Build a city (10 EP)
- Train an army or build a fortification improvement (10 WP)
- Train a priest or build a monument improvement (20 CP)
- Give a tribute to another nation (PP, EP, CP, or WP; up to Spend Limit)
- Surrender cities to another nation (monumental cities are changed into regular cities)
- Make a trade agreement (5 EP)
- Move an army or priest 1 square
- Attack an army, priest, city or capital
- Attempt conversion on an army, priest, city, or capital
Issue Phase
- Address an issue
Allocation Phase
- Allocate your population points to 'Culture', 'Economy', and/or 'Warfare', up to the current Spend Limit.
Note1: With an army or priest you can either move or attack/ convert. Not both.
Note2: You may choose to do nothing during the Action Phase, and during the Allocation Phase. I do expect you to deal with the issues each turn.
Note3: Write down your actions regarding each phase clearly. If I am uncertain about an action of yours, or if it's against the rules, I ignore the entire item. If, for instance, you want to spend 10 points on culture, but only have 5 points available, I do not allocate any points.
Note5: Take into account other player's actions. If they have higher initiative, they act first.
I have a question: Since the allocation phase comes after the Action phase does this mean I have to allocate 10 resources to Economy on Turn X to be able to build a city on Turn X+1? Or can I allocate and spend them in the same turn?
ReplyDeleteAnd I am guessing the spend limit is the maximum amount one can spend on 1 of the 3 resources in 1 turn, not the maximum amount that can be spent on all 3 resources in 1 turn. Am I guessing this correctly?
The points you allocate in turn X can be used from turn X +1. This means that you cannot build anything the first turn.
ReplyDeleteIndeed. That limit is per area (military/ culture/ economy). If your spend limit is 10, you can spend up to 30 points in your areas (10 in each) and up to 10X points on tributes (where X is the number of nations minus your nation).