Take the 2-minute tour ×  In Roll Through The Ages, there are
two game-end conditions: all monuments have been built
(collectively among all players), or any player has purchased 5
developments. I've played this game about five times, so I'm
still pretty new to this. I usually play to build cities first,
and then end on monuments and developments more-or-less
simultaneously, but I wonder: If you're trying to finish the
game very quickly on developments (while your opponents are
still building up their cities), is it better to just try to buy
a development every turn, or should you aim to build a city or
two on the way there?  share|improve this question Just for
clarification, you arent using the Bronze Age expansion rules.
–  user1873 Jan 16 '13 at 2:15 Additionally, you concerned at
all with points, or just the number of turns to end the game? – 
user1873 Jan 16 '13 at 2:37 I'm not playing with the Late Bronze
Age expansion at the moment (though I hear it's marvelous). I'm
concerned with points because I'm