If you already have a GB (preferably not Oracle of Delphi though), then you can play in the general swap threads your guild has set up to try and earn BPs. The biggest benefit to this method though, is it doesn’t cost you a thing to aid (plundering might lose you some troops, or get you revenge attacked and plundered though if you don’t have good defenses). Odds seem to be in your favor at this time. Thankfully for players with young cities (aka young mates), you can typically be much more successful at getting BPs for Zeus and LOA simply by aiding your whole neighborhood. There’s no guarantee that this will succeed in giving you a BP though, even with a GB like Rain Forest Project to increase the odds, so it’s not the best method to rely on beyond Iron Age. For example, if you aid/plunder a house from the Early Middle Ages, you have a chance at getting a BP for Cathedral of Aachen or Hagia Sophia (because they are the EMA GBs). The BP will only be for a GB that is associated with the age of the building you have hit. With the exception (currently) of Observatory 1, Temple of Relics 2, and Oracle of Delphi 3 you have the chance to earn a BP from any building that you aid/plunder. Depending on how badly you need BPs will determine what method, or combination of methods, you’ll want to employ to get them. There are a few ways to go about this, with some methods being more effective than others. The biggest struggle when it comes to this though, is acquiring all the blueprints you need in order to plant a GB in your city. Hands down, no questions asked, Great Buildings will effectively change and skew your city to the play style you desire (especially for GvG, but GE too).
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