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The Americans took Incense Valley (also known as Fragrance Valley, or the Valley of Smelly Things). Or didn't they?
We could wage another war with the Americans. But if you look closely, you can see that there is still some Incense left for grabs. It's free!
We could build a Settler in Chiquita and send it over. I think it'll have to settle right =on= the Incense. It will be on a river (no aqueduct needed), on a hill (good for defense) and will have access to Incense, Horses and even Gold in the long run (I do not suppose we'll get the Iron this way). There is some grassland nearby, plus some (American) irrigated squares.
Securing the Horses resource from the Greeks might be useful, since we're entering an era in which guys in skirts go roaming around on ponies. We might trade these Horses for something more useful.
So I say:
"Give up the Courthouse in Chiquita! Build a Settler instead!"
(I would like to add a map - which tool can I use best to make one?)
We could wage another war with the Americans. But if you look closely, you can see that there is still some Incense left for grabs. It's free!
We could build a Settler in Chiquita and send it over. I think it'll have to settle right =on= the Incense. It will be on a river (no aqueduct needed), on a hill (good for defense) and will have access to Incense, Horses and even Gold in the long run (I do not suppose we'll get the Iron this way). There is some grassland nearby, plus some (American) irrigated squares.
Securing the Horses resource from the Greeks might be useful, since we're entering an era in which guys in skirts go roaming around on ponies. We might trade these Horses for something more useful.
So I say:
"Give up the Courthouse in Chiquita! Build a Settler instead!"
(I would like to add a map - which tool can I use best to make one?)
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