Mornington Crescent

Widdershins, huh. you mean anti-clockwise don'tcha

Good thing we're on the Circle line, though I'm betting that's why you did that, so here's something fun for the next player giving plenty of options to get in a tangle.

Victoria

 

And since I have already played Queensway, opening the classic royal gambit, I can go from stations referencing Queens to Kings as long as the move follows the strict line of succession of the British throne. Due to the centinary rules in effect on the classic regal gambit, you can probably all guess my following move, unless anyone can come up with a block.

Kings Cross

 

Since no one else seems to want to take the challenge up, I shall use the exact same gambit to divert yours, and place myself in the winning position. As Southwark has royal connections through Edward III, I shall make my move to:

Tower Hill

 

Yeah, looks like this game is heading towards a conclusion, lets move it on a little.

St Pancras

 

Well, we can either go the long route or the short route:

Camden Town

 

AHA! St Pancras is of course linked to King's Cross, and if Kings Cross is still in play, as it is due to the earlier invocation of the Royal Gambit, then the direct route a gauche can be invoked between business hours of 9 and 5:30, so long as the regal triad has been completed allowing for horse guard rules which apply due to the earlier invocation of Traitor's Gate by the move to Tower Hill via the 1947 post-war amendment.

MORNINGTON CRESCENT!

 

So you won, right? Was that a good game? Please can someone tell me the rules. The book makes no sense!

 

Yeah she won this round. I could comment on the ease with which she was allowed to reach the goal but that would be ungentlemanly.

Besides I'm sure it was merely a starter to get everyone in the mood and the next round will be more keenly fought.

 

Beaten to it, I see. My congratulations on a well fought game, Jessica, and I shall brush up on my Royal Gambit for our next round. I believe a rematch is in order.

 

Ditto. Is there such a thing as a beginner's version?

 

Patience? - ah that reminds me of the commuter rule of '96 in the East Wapping tournament.

So off to Bank - and the next person misses their turn if it is a weekday.

 

That's...that's unforgivable especially at such an early stage in this game.

Bah...humbug.

 

Should a new game really be played in the same thread? Doesn't the pub ruling of 1934 indicate that a secondary thread be used under the widdershins table requirement? :whistle:

Canada Water

 

As long as the start and end are clearly defined - Britannia Rules 1993 online edition.

Anyway, apologies to Angel, maybe I can make up for it sometime, but seeing as we are stuck east side of London, I'm throwing in a grey token, calling laterals and taking us to

Whitechapel

 

No, no, no.

Ealing Broadway

 

Ealing Broadway? What kind of move is...oh, I get it, no, that's fine.

I'll just use the Stannis Counter c. 1983 and move to

Morden