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1. |
Seek ye first a continent and all others
will be added unto you. |
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| 2. |
Those who allow others to have continents
will watch them rule the world. |
| 3. |
Those who protect their homeland do not suffer
sorrow nor do they know defeat. |
| 4. |
He who spreads his armies like seeds will
find that others reap the harvest. |
| 5. |
Revenge belongs to the Lord, but counter
attacks keep an enemy busy. |
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| 6. |
Blessed are those who attack, but those who
choose to defend have already
lost. |
| 7. |
It is easier to run through open fields than
walk through crowded streets. |
| 8. |
Those who eat their food whole choke on it,
but those who take the time to
chew eat the
whole meal. |
| 9. |
A moments hesitation can reap a lifetime
of regrets. |
| 10. |
A successful campaign comes with experience
but a calculated risk is always
an illusive
secret. |
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| 11. |
Only a fool would trust a potential enemy,
but the wise man is wary of all. |
| 12. |
One who discloses all he knows is a fool,
but a wise man shares his knowledge
to his
advantage. |
| 13. |
Empires have risen and fallen on the counsel
of others. |
| 14. |
Talk is cheap but those who master it persuade
others to do their bidding. |
| 15. |
It is easier to kill a viper while it is
in the egg than after it bites. |
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| 16. |
A cord of three strands is not easily broken
but cords of less are easily overcome. |
| 17. |
Only fools and desperate people attack with
less than three. |
| 18. |
Two are better than one, for when one roles
up short a second can save the
day. |
| 19. |
Many great empires have turned to dust from
the last breaths of others. |
| 20. |
Better to choose a king than to see an enemy
crowned. |
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| 21. |
If a wanderer you be, rest and watch, when
your strength returns opportunities
there
will be. |
| 22. |
A prudent man changes strategy according
to his adversaries but a foolish
man never
changes his ways. |
| 23. |
Show mercy in battle and you will find knives
in your back. |
| 24. |
Chance is fickle never trust it. |
| 25. |
When your armies are few and your cards are
many your friends will be few
and your enemies
many. |
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| 26. |
Blessed are those who turn in back to back
for opportunities abound when
guards are
let down. |
| 27. |
To gain a card is divine but cursed is the
one who passes without a card,
his failure
is like a decay in his bones. |
| 28. |
Cursed is the man who finds enemies at all
his doors, his lands will hear
new tongues. |
| 29. |
Blessed are those who know the rules but
foolish is the player who starts
without
knowing the variations. |
| 30. |
Bury your dead and they will never be confused
for the living. |
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| 31. |
Blessed are those who own Australia for they
will be contenders. |
| 32. |
Blessed are those who listen to these proverbs
and put them into practice, for
victory will
be a familiar friend. |
| 33. |
Only fools get involved in land wars over
Asia. |
| 34. |
Europe and America are gained only through
trails, but their rewards are
sweet for those
who can hold on to them. |
| 35. |
Wisdom lets you know when it's time to roll
'em and when it's time to pass
'em. |
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| 36. |
Rome wasn't built in a day but it stood for
a millennium. Alexander built
an empire in
a day, but other's enjoyed his
work. |
| 37. |
Those who build their defenses to the sky
will find an opponent’s offense will bring
them down to the ground. |
| 38. |
Wild cards are sweet, hold on to them as
long as you can. |
| 39. |
Arms races are only an advantage to those
who strike first. |
| 40. |
Only fools grow angry over defeat, but wise
men are invited back. |
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| 41. |
Treaties are like a politician's promises,
eventually they all are broken. |
| 42. |
A fool and his armies are soon parted.
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