According to the land auction rule, no. Maybe I should've said that Agora is the auctioneer, but I didn't know that when I wrote the proposal.
El 26 feb. 2018 07:34, "ATMunn" <iamingodsa...@gmail.com> escribió: On 2/25/2018 2:24 PM, Reuben Staley wrote: > This is your local Cartographor calling in to remind everyone that as > yesterday ended an Agoran week, Agora has created in possession of the > following facilities the following items: > > The mine at (-1, -1): 3 stones, 2 ore > The mine at (+1, +1): 3 stones, 2 ore > The orchard at (-1, +1): 3 apples, 3 lumber > The farm at (+1, -1): 3 corn, 3 cotton > > Since these facilities are all built on Public Land, everyone can collect > from them, but as they are all on Preserved Land, no one can spend assets > to upgrade them. > > Additionally, since there is Public, Non-preserved land, any player can > build facilities on them. Just be aware that others will be able to modify > your facilities if you choose to build on this land. Fortunately, as this > is a new week, a land auction can now commence. > > For the following 5 auctions, I am the announcer and auctioneer, and the > minimum bid is 1 coin: > Shouldn't Agora be the auctioneer? > AUCTION 1: The lot is the white land unit at (-1, -2) > AUCTION 2: The lot is the white land unit at ( 0, -2) > AUCTION 3: The lot is the white land unit at (+1, -2) > AUCTION 4: The lot is the black land unit at (-1, +2) > AUCTION 5: The lot is the black land unit at ( 0, +2) > > As far as I know, the rules that define asset generation and land auctions > stand uncontested, so both of these moves are valid and required. >
