Dominion Strategy Forum
Dominion => Rules Questions => Topic started by: King Leon on May 21, 2016, 03:20:01 pm
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Given that my discard pile is empty, I play a Scavenger and don't choose to put my deck into the discard pile. Does Scavenger touch the top card of my deck or is the top card of my deck considered to be untouched in the meaning of the Lose Track rule?
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You do as much as you can, and you cannot "put one card from [your discard] on top of your deck". So you fail to do that part, so you never put a card on top of your deck. Seems straight-forward.
I'm assuming here that you mean that it is your discard pile that is empty? Your first sentence is confusing.
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I'm assuming here that you mean that it is your discard pile that is empty? Your first sentence is confusing.
Thank you, I already fixed that.
Okay, this means, the game behaves, as if Scavenger were a terminal Silver and no card had been touched or moved at all. This would be the same as playing a Sea Hag against a player with an empty deck and empty discard pile, when there are no Curses left, correct?
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I'm assuming here that you mean that it is your discard pile that is empty? Your first sentence is confusing.
Thank you, I already fixed that.
Okay, this means, the game behaves, as if Scavenger were a terminal Silver and no card had been touched or moved at all. This would be the same as playing a Sea Hag against a player with an empty deck and empty discard pile, when there are no Curses left, correct?
Correct. Same as playing a Chancellor and choosing to not put your deck into your discard.
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Lose Track does not apply in this case. But, if you have no cards in your discard, your can't top deck a card.