Political actions - Through the Ages

[Awacs96]

Hi, why isn´t it possible to take back a political action? In my opinion that is a part of the game as well. You always start with a possible political action which you can play at the beginning only, but you ahould be able to take it back. Sorry if this has already been discussed, but it really ruined my game. Thanks

[CB Droege]

It's how the designers wrote the rules. During your civil turn, you can always go back to the beginning of you civil turn to try something different, presumably because it is so complex, but your political action is only ever one card. The undo feature is not there to correct mistakes, it's there to let you try one or two things before commiting, which is not needed for the political action.

[Cappie]

Hi, why isn´t it possible to take back a political action? In my opinion that is a part of the game as well. You always start with a possible political action which you can play at the beginning only, but you ahould be able to take it back. Sorry if this has already been discussed, but it really ruined my game. Thanks

That is because when you play a political action in the beginning, you get a card from the Future Event Deck. So you don't know which event you get. And turning this back is not according to the rules.