<p>If you can claim the aristocrats that provide income based on the number of buildings (or, to a lesser degree, workers) you have early in the game then a strategy that orients on maximizing that type of card, particularly cheap ones, becomes viable.</p>

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2010-10-28T05:31:06.553Z
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Sparr
<p>Is there a viable strategy in Saint Petersburg that involves focusing on buildings (blue cards) while buying at most, say, one or two aristocrats (orange cards)?</p>

<p>Please clarify whether your analysis is with or without the expansion.</p>

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Is there a Saint Petersburg strategy that doesn't involve buying Aristocrats?
Drew Hoskins
# Is there a Saint Petersburg strategy that doesn't involve buying Aristocrats?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2010-10-26)

Is there a viable strategy in Saint Petersburg that involves focusing on buildings (blue cards) while buying at most, say, one or two aristocrats (orange cards)?

Please clarify whether your analysis is with or without the expansion.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2010-10-28. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

If you can claim the aristocrats that provide income based on the number of buildings (or, to a lesser degree, workers) you have early in the game then a strategy that orients on maximizing that type of card, particularly cheap ones, becomes viable.


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