BSG (Roslin)

Whoot!

BSG (Chief)

That's two Morale points I got to just knock down for free! So refreshing!

You played a good game, humans. I can't believe you lasted this long. I mean, I side-eye Destiny a lot, but you did good.

BSG (Roslin)

Seriously, I could not believe how long you lasted, humanity! So many moments upon which all futurity hung.

BSG

Chiefbot has chosen:

Mysterious Guido
Current Player's Choice

And the Chiefbot has chosen not to allow the fleet to listen to Guido! Morale falls to zero!

CYLONS WIN!

BSG

End-of-game summary:

Round 11.4 - Chief

Locations and Hands
Cally: Sickbay; 0 cards
Roslin: Resurrection Ship; 2 cards
Adama: Research Lab; 0 cards
Chief: Caprica; 4 cards
Apollo: Brig; 7 cards

Main Board Sectors
Sector 1: 6 Raiders, Civilian A
Sector 2: Civilian B
Sector 3: Civilian C
Sector 4: Empty
Sector 5: Empty
Sector 6: Civilian D

Cylon Fleet Sectors
Pursuit Track: -2
Sector 1: Empty
Sector 2: 1 Heavy Raider
Sector 3: 1 Basestar, 6 Raiders
Sector 4: 5 Raiders
Sector 5: 2 Raiders, 1 Heavy Raider
Sector 6: 1 Raider, 1 Heavy Raider

Resources
Fuel: 2
Food: 4
Morale: 0
Population: 8

Mk II Viper Reserves: 5
Damaged Mk II Vipers: 0
Mk VII Viper Reserves: 2
Damaged Mk VII Vipers: 1
Raptors: 4
Boarding Party: 0

Other
Nukes: 0
Jump Track: 3 (Blue)
Distance Travelled: 8
Galactica Damage: Pegasus, Admiral's Quarters, Hangar Deck

BSG

One last comment. There were two Personal Goals remaining within the Fleet. Adama had a Personal Goal that would have cost 1 Population - little risk from that one. Cally, on the other hand, held a Personal Goal worth 1 Morale. Even if the Chief hadn't ended the game here, the humans would have needed either to raise Morale (President Apollo held an Inspirational Speech) or play that Goal. Its condition was that there be no nukes left, which was fulfilled on turn 10.3.

BSG (Chief)

Ooh, so there could still have been a chance for Roslin to bring it home if Cally had to use an action to play her Personal Goal. Iiiiiinteresting.

BSG (Roslin)

So! I was a Cylon from the start! Who knew? Cause I think some of you did.

I totally thought you'd all outed me, and I had even made plans with the GM assuming that was the case, but then no, I slipped by.

That's the longest I've ever tried to stay unrevealed. It was a challenge, and scary, but fun. I think I did pretty well unrevealed -- those visions were amazingly powerful.

BSG (Chief)

So! I was a Cylon from the start! Who knew? Cause I think some of you did.

I think I vaguely suspected every now and then, but when you soft-revealed, I assumed you had turned at Sleeper. And there I was celebrating the fact that you were in the Brig before and being irritated that you sprung yourself!

I think I did pretty well unrevealed -- those visions were amazingly powerful.

Any really good Crises you got to reject?

I had a lot of fun with the Cylon Fleet. I was so intent on getting both basestars to jump in, and I went through so many different scenarios of how to make it happen, and billytea gave me the odds, and, really, that was my crowning moment. Well, until they spit out a shit-ton of Raiders and I got to activate 18 of them.

I never used my original SCC because it gave special benefits to unrevealed Cylons, so I was waiting until you revealed! But by that time, it was too late.

BSG

I will mention at this point that over her first five turns, Laura Roslin's Religious Visions turned up exactly one jump icon. She produced a no-jump crisis the other four times, burying jump icons all the way. That's pretty much an entire jump cycle she cost you. I really thought someone might have connected the dots on that (though Apollo came close).