Date: Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 18:06:38 -0500
From: Mike Siggins (MSiggins@aol.com)
Subject: Age of Renaissance

Well, it's here. And if I said I cannot recall a more exciting looking game, I would not be exaggerating. The bits are really, nice, especially the board, and the game looks really fascinating. 3 to 6 players, and I can't wait to play it. And you know what, even if it is going to have problems, it might even be a couple of games before I find them...

Mike

ps No, I am not on commission.

Date: Thu, 21 Nov 1996 05:16:21 -0500
From: Mike Siggins (MSiggins@aol.com)
Subject: Age of Renaissance

Further to my email letting you know that Age of Renaissance is here, I have since been advised by Andy Daglish that there is a widespread collation problem on the card decks. I checked mine, and with that reliable Siggins/Siedler luck, sure enough I had a duffer.

I therefore suggest you open the box and check before buying that the cards are okay (there should be no duplicate leaders, nor events, we think - a list is attached (it must be a CCG!)) otherwise face an interesting battle with your retailer/distributor or AH to get a working game for #50.

Good luck!

Mike


Thanks to Dan of AH games, here is the card list for AoR:
EpochNameType
2ClothCommodity
3ClothCommodity
1Cloth/WineCommodity
1FurCommodity
3FurCommodity
3Gold Commodity
2GrainCommodity
2GrainCommodity
1Ivory/GoldCommodity
1MetalCommodity
2MetalCommodity
3MetalCommodity
1Silk Commodity
2Silk Commodity
3Silk Commodity
1SpiceCommodity
2SpiceCommodity
3SpiceCommodity
1StoneCommodity
1StoneCommodity
1TimberCommodity
2TimberCommodity
2TimberCommodity
2Wine Commodity
3Wine Commodity
1Wool Commodity
1Wool Commodity
1Alchemist's GoldEvent
1ArmorEvent
2Black DeathEvent
1Civil WarEvent
1Enlightened RulerEvent
1FamineEvent
2GunpowderEvent
2Long BowEvent
2Mongol ArmiesEvent
1Mysticism AboundsEvent
1Papal DecreeEvent
1Pirates/VikingsEvent
1RebellionEvent
2Religious StrifeEvent
1Revolutionary UprisingsEvent
1StirrupsEvent
1The CrusadesEvent
1WarEvent
3Andreas VesaliusLeader
3Bartolome de Las CasasLeader
1CharlemagneLeader
2Christopher ColumbusLeader
2Desiderius ErasmusLeader
1Dionysus ExiguusLeader
3Galileo GalileiLeader
3Henry OldenburgLeader
2Ibn MajidLeader
2Johann GutenbergLeader
3Leonardo Da VinciLeader
2Marco PoloLeader
2Nicolaus CopernicusLeader
2Prince HenryLeader
1Rashid ad DinLeader
3Sir Isaac NewtonLeader
1St. BenedictLeader
1Walter the PennilessLeader
2William CaxtonLeader

Because of the timing this letter has been lying around for quite some time. Avalon Hill has, no doubt, corrected the problem by now but you should double check your sets just to be sure.

ken

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