We Built This City: Jayhawk Records vs. Green Destiny Music
Erik Bates
Jayhawk Records
Scott Hardie
Green Destiny Music
Tournament
We Built This City: Inspired by Starship's catchy 1985 hit, Rock Block's fall 2019 tournament celebrates the game's fifth anniversary by collecting locations from rock history. (more info)
City Location
In the fall tournament, the winner of this concert got to build Animal Bar (Red Hot Chili Peppers) in their city.
Trade Rule
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Play Rules
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Outcome
Scott won the concert with six artists remaining to Erik's four artists.
Turn Log
Start: This concert began automatically on November 4, 2019.
Turn 1: Scott played Unknown Artist to Center Stage on November 4, 2019.
Turn 2: Erik played Unknown Artist to Upstage Right on November 4, 2019.
Turn 3: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage Left on November 4, 2019.
Turn 4: Erik played Unknown Artist to Stage Left on November 4, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Left. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 5: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage on November 4, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Left. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Right. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 6: Erik played Unknown Artist to Stage Right on November 4, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Right. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 7: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage on November 4, 2019.
Turn 8: Erik played Unknown Artist to Downstage Left on November 5, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage.
Turn 9: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Right on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage. Unknown Artist was captured at Stage Right with a play rule.
Turn 10: Erik played Unknown Artist to Upstage Right on November 6, 2019.
Turn 11: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Right.
Turn 12: Erik played Unknown Artist to Stage Right on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage Right.
Turn 13: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage Left on November 6, 2019.
Turn 14: Erik played Unknown Artist to Center Stage on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage.
Turn 15: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Right on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Right.
Turn 16: Erik played Unknown Artist to Stage Left on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist was captured at Upstage Left.
Turn 17: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Left on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Left with a play rule.
Turn 18: Erik played Unknown Artist to Downstage on November 6, 2019.
Turn 19: Scott played Unknown Artist to Center Stage on November 6, 2019.
Turn 20: Erik played Unknown Artist to Stage Left on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 21: Scott played Unknown Artist to Stage Right on November 6, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 22: Erik played Unknown Artist to Upstage on November 7, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Center Stage.
Turn 23: Scott played Unknown Artist to Upstage Left on November 7, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Left.
Turn 24: Erik played Unknown Artist to Upstage Right on November 7, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Upstage. Unknown Artist were captured at Stage Right.
Turn 25: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Right on November 7, 2019. Unknown Artist was captured at Upstage Right with a play rule.
Turn 26: Erik played Unknown Artist to Downstage on November 7, 2019.
Turn 27: Scott played Unknown Artist to Downstage Left on November 7, 2019. Unknown Artist were captured at Downstage.
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Erik's Unplayed Artist
Comments
Scott Hardie | November 6
Same to you! I had to put this game on hold while I prepared for another game, but I'm really glad to be back in it now.
Erik Bates | November 6
I enjoyed reading the Extra Life story. Looks like you had a lot of fun. I've never fully understood deck building games of that type. I tried Magic: The Gathering once, but just couldn't get the hang of it.
I suppose Rock Block falls into that category, somewhat, with the exception of different bands not having different abilities (boy, wouldn't THAT be something?).
Scott Hardie | November 6
Yeah, Magic is a dangerous black hole to me. I'm tempted to get into it because it seems fun (I played it once years ago), but I know I'd feel a compulsion to collect every last card and develop complex strategies and I'd just sink a ton of money and time into it that I'd lose for other things. What's that old meme? I don't consider myself especially good at deckbuilders (I failed to win the most games this past weekend and made a pledged donation accordingly), but I enjoy them well enough.
You hit the nail on the head about Rock Block's one weakness, something I've been thinking about lately: Every artist is basically the same, just with different numbers. If I could do the game over again, I might give each artist an ability, like maybe (spitballing here), Led Zeppelin has an ability called "Stairway to Heaven" that automatically captures all cards in a line above it on stage, or Elvis Presley has an ability called "Hound Dog" that hunts down one random R1 anywhere on stage and captures it. I don't know whether Rock Block can support that much variation (there are only so many possibilities for capturing on a stage; start a concert now with all play rules and most of them overlap each other redundantly), but I love the idea of it. I'm in the early planning stages of another game that hopefully can support that much complexity, with elements of Rock Block and Marvel Legendary and a number of other games that I love. I don't know if I will ever finish a playable version of it, since I don't have time for the stuff already on my plate, but it's something that I really want to do.
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Erik Bates | November 6
Mornin'!