For the base game, 1st player tends to have a sizable advantage. This suggestion, which was used in the "7 Wonders Duel" tournament at WBC this year, worked well:
Normally, 1st player gets first pick of the first set of 4 wonders and 2nd player gets first pick of the second set; i.e., 1-2-2-1 and 2-1-1-2 for selections.
Suggested alternate: for each set of 4 wonders, 2nd player chooses who picks first.
This usually leads to 2nd player have the greater share of 'doubler' wonders (the ones that let you go again); I think this helps mitigate 1st player's advantage.
How do others feel about this?
Normally, 1st player gets first pick of the first set of 4 wonders and 2nd player gets first pick of the second set; i.e., 1-2-2-1 and 2-1-1-2 for selections.
Suggested alternate: for each set of 4 wonders, 2nd player chooses who picks first.
This usually leads to 2nd player have the greater share of 'doubler' wonders (the ones that let you go again); I think this helps mitigate 1st player's advantage.
How do others feel about this?