Reply With QuoteHmm, risky move, given the notorious instability of Kings Cross thanks to the Angel effect.
A clever move! I suspect you're following the tactics of Denmark's Triodion.
This leaves me with no other option but to go to Arsenal. However, since tokens are active, I may perform a Napoleonic hyperbola next turn!
You may have to recalculate your chances of victory!
Hmm, risky move, given the notorious instability of Kings Cross thanks to the Angel effect.
I move to Piccadilly circus in anticipation of the hyperbola. I warn you under the terms of the Pertwee amendment I may reverse the polarity.
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True, you could reverse the polarity, but that would temporarily allow one of your opponents (whom it is, I will not say) to trap you with a limited implimentation of the Oliver H. Perry clause, as stipulated under the Sarai agreement. My next move still stands.
I cut you off at Tottenham Court Road with the Moseley Maneuver
eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines
In the meantime, I'll just quietly invoke the Thames shuffle and hop to Charing Cross.
Ah, the Moseley Maneuver! Well played!
I have little option but to use the hyperbola, but now my next turn is forfeit due to Tyrolian lurgy.
Barbican it is, then.
hmm, in at Green Park
Elephant and Castle...using the rainy day injunction of 1782 cutting off all northward forces
shuffle shuffle to bond street
Ah the Lurgy! I scoot to Bank in order to escape its effects (only there can I invoke the Mandelson Immunity)
eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines
Looks like someone fell for a complicated triple-bluff. Post-hyperbola, I have enough longitudal spin for a National Rail manoeuvre to Kentish Town.
MC in two.
While under the effects of the lurgy, I enact the Ferrite charter, forbidding movement along the martensitic axis at all type C stations.
Furthermore, ha'pennies are now usable for extending the duration of all psalms and psalm-related tactics.
Not the most fashionable of gambits, but undeniably effective. Bum.
While we're still at the pre-inversion stage, I may as well go for a slingshot.
Elephant & Castle.
Still MC in two.
You would think. However, if you'd checked your opponents properly, you'd have seen the Jubilee Line extended defence. Good luck getting MC in two now.Originally Posted by Potatojunkie
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