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From: Randy Bohn <rbohn@novell.com>
To: starfish@u.washington.edu
Subject:  SimCity TCG Deck Idea
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Thanks for publishing your web page...it is a valuable resource.  My
wife's family live in Petrolia Texas.  We went there last year on vacation,
and it is the inspiration for this deck.  Petrolia is just north-west of Wichita
Falls (Near Dallas).  It was an oil boomtown in the '20's.  Today it is a mix
of dairy farms and oil wells.

The Petrolia Deck:
Any 3 river cards
1 Bridge card (This is the Red River which forms the Tx-Ok border).

12 residential cards, try to stay away from anything urban looking.
1 Fire Station (It's a volunteer fire department)
1 Grocery store

2 church cards (the Lutheran card has the proper look)

18 farm complex cards, try for at least 8 dairy cards

All the oil complex cards you can find.  Put the oil cards near the farm
cards.

Add whatever else seems apropriate for a small town.  Remember:  No
mountains!