Languishing like a Virgin Queen

[Solmyr]

Oh, and Ulmont should remove War in Persia from active events too.

[Viking]

don't the colonial powers get to roll for cards?

[Solmyr]

Oh yeah, that. It's rolling for treasures and is technically done after dealing cards, but might as well roll now.

[Solmyr]

Florida and Rio de Janeiro produce treasures. Me and sbr can draw them in CB at some point. Max should also move his treasures to his hand and place new ones.

[Solmyr]

Cards dealt. To do:

-Ulmont chooses 1 VP or science bonus
-Max moves his treasures to hand and adds new ones
-Sbr draws a treasure to his hand.

[ulmont]

Ulmont should also choose 1 VP or science bonus.

Oh, and Ulmont should remove War in Persia from active events too.

Science bonus, Excavation.  War in Persia removed.

[Viking]

Attn: All; this is a general call for protestant related events, I am willing to deal for any and am especially interested in the location of the St Barts Massacre Card.

[sbr]

First, why do I have Selim II in my hand again?

Also vikings I will be in touch later.

[ulmont]

First, why do I have Selim II in my hand again?

Because you played it as ops rather than as event.  Play it as event now and draw a replacement.

[Maximus]

File sent with Spanish treasures refreshed

[Solmyr]

France is also curious if anyone has St. Barts. Or Henry III.

[Viking]

Can you assassinate a leader that is not even on the map. Basically can st barts assassinate coligny if he is still on the protestant power card?


Edit:

19.3 Assassination
Each power may, once per turn, spend from 2 to 4 CP on
the Assassination action to try to remove a named army
leader (or Elizabeth I) from play. Leaders must be serving
as an army leader and on the map to be chosen as a
target for assassination (i.e., Protestant army leaders held off-map,
captured army leaders, default army leaders, and Don John while
serving as a naval leader are not eligible). Spending more CP allows
the active player to roll more dice (increasing his chance of success).
The active player rolls the number of attack dice indicated on the
Assassination column of the Espionage table. Then compute the
dice rolled by the defending player in the same fashion. Each side
rolls their dice; hits are scored on rolls of "5" and "6". Consult the
bottom of the Assassination column to determine the result. If the
target is killed, the assassinating power earns 1 VP. After resolving
the action, place the active power's "Assassination Used" marker
on the Turn Track to serve as a reminder that this power cannot make
another assassination attempt until the next turn.

No, Coligny is not eligible to be murdered in his ehh... Batcave?

[Solmyr]

Yeah, seems he must be on the map, he cannot be targeted on the Prot card:

19.3 Assassination
Each power may, once per turn, spend from 2 to 4 CP on the Assassination action to try to remove a named army leader (or Elizabeth I) from play. Leaders must be serving as an army leader and on the map to be chosen as a target for assassination (i.e., Protestant army leaders held off-map, captured army leaders, default army leaders, and Don John while serving as a naval leader are not eligible).

[Solmyr]

Anyway, French diplomacy is done.

[Solmyr]

Anyone still negotiating?