Yihadist changed his mind and decided that he needs at least an Islamist Rule Country to get automatic recruit of cells. He aims for Morocco and recruit some more cells there. Major yihad is a success (2-3-5) and Morocco joins Islamist Rule.
US player now make a big decission. He played two consecutive 3-ops cards to change his posture to soft. Now the GWOT=-3 is not longer applicable and with a prestige of 12, all WoI around Middle East will be a rolling stone.
Yihadist needs a reaction in the Middle East to cut American tide and travels cells to Iraq and Yemen.
American plays Jihadist Videos to concede some recruitments attempts but he shift Yemen to Fair and, later on, he fails to move it to Good.
Yihadist used the American gift to recruit at Arabia and Somalia. Then, in his play he moved to Yemen and tried Minor Yihads at Yemen and Afghanistan. Bad luck for Yihadist he rolled (5-6-2) and failed the three attempts.
US tried again to move Yemen to Good but with a +3drm he just rolled a 1 to fail. So, tired of these bad rounds at Yemisen he moved his attention to Pakistan to put there a Fair Governement.
Now, Yihadist is almost lost. His only chances are to return some countries to Poor Governement and stop the American WoI tide. But, instead of this, he put a cell at Somalia and tried some plots at Russia and Philippines agains missing both of then.
US has Yemen and Pakistan at Fair Governements. He only needed to shift both of them to Good for winning the War on Terroe. First try is at Yemen. Again with a +drm he rolled a 1 to fail. No win in this round. With his second card he has more luck and finally get Yemen to Good.
Yihadist again did not try to make yihads in US controlled countries, his only chance to stay into the match. It looks like he already psychologically concede the match. He played KSM to place a plot in US.
And US ignored the plot and roll for winning the match with a WoI at Pakistan. With a +2 drm a roll of 4 gave him the victory.
End of game: 12 Good resources for US victory.
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