[Deptheads] Conbook proof

[Joseph Eder]

Caylus and Colosseum need descriptions in the Board Game Events section.

Fortunately enough, these are fairly convenient

Caylus is a game of clever resource management, deciding how best to use
your workforce to help build the castle and city of Caylus. Perhaps you will
devote your efforts to the castle itself, building its dungeons, walls, and
towers. Perhaps you'll build the city around it, constructing great
monuments, residences, and factories. Perhaps you'll focus your efforts on
the land, producing great amount of food, ore, and fine cloths, to sell to
the people, possible even gain a few favors. Any way you play, you have the
potential to gain the highest amount of prestige, and win the kings favor,
in Caylus.

Colosseum is not a game of conquering, nor is it a game of wits. It is a
game of showmanship. As one of the great Roman impresario's, the player will
need to amass the best ensemble cast he can in order to put on the grandest
shows for the people, senators, consults, and even the very emperor himself
of Rome. It is a new take on classic resource management game.


On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 9:01 AM, Eric M. Aldrich I <ealdrich at apple.com>
wrote:
>
> http://www.strategicon.net/forms/ConbookGamex2009_05.pdf
>
> We will add a map as a separate sheet at the show -- it's not ready yet
and I can't hold up going to press at this point waiting for it. Take a
look, let me know if there's any issues. We'll fix what we can.
>
> Eric
>
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