I Love the '70s: Jayhawk Records vs. Green Destiny Music

Erik Bates
Jayhawk Records

versus

Scott Hardie
Green Destiny Music

Theme

I Love the '70s: Rock music exploded in popularity and influence during the 1970s, as bands pushed the artistic sensibilities in different directions, developing heavy metal, punk, progressive rock, new wave, and glam rock, among many other genres.

Trade Rule

Unknown: You have not unlocked this rule yet.

Play Rules

Unknown: You have not unlocked this rule yet.

Outcome

Erik won the concert with six artists remaining to Scott's four artists.

Turn Log

Challenge: Erik issued the challenge on October 2, 2018.

Accepted: Scott agreed to play on October 3, 2018.

Turn 1: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage Left on October 5, 2018.

Turn 2: Erik played Unknown Artist to Stage Left on October 5, 2018. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Left.

Turn 3: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage on October 6, 2018. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Left.

Turn 4: Erik played Unknown Artist to Downstage Right on October 6, 2018.

Turn 5: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage on October 6, 2018. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage Right.

Turn 6: Erik played Unknown Artist to Upstage Right on October 6, 2018. Unknown Artist was captured at Upstage.

Turn 7: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Left on October 6, 2018. Unknown Artist was captured at Stage Left.

Turn 8: Erik played Unknown Artist to Center Stage on October 6, 2018. Unknown Artist was captured at Stage Left. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage.

Turn 9: Scott played Unknown Artist to Stage Right on October 6, 2018.

Stage

Erik's Unplayed Artist

Unknown Artist (R1, 3 1 2 1)

Comments

Erik Bates | October 2

What are your thoughts on allowing for "Decades" in a theme like this? Might make for some interesting play choices if you had no choice but to play a card on a location that will lose you points.

Scott Hardie | October 3

I like that! I have considered allowing some optional play rules in themes, like instead of having 3 rules on and all others off, you might have 1 on and 5 maybe (up to the challenger) and the rest off. That way, the concept of the theme is preserved, while players still have some flexibility. As for these decade themes, they're almost entirely about the artists, not about the combination of play rules, so they make the best argument for maybe allowing any play rule in a theme.

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