Dominion Strategy Forum
Dominion => Variants and Fan Cards => Topic started by: Jonatan Djurachkovitch on September 18, 2020, 04:06:53 pm
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Here's a card I came up with, which I guess isn't technically a Duration. Maybe if I put it in play instead of setting aside? That's functionally the same.
Anyway, here it is:
$2 - Duration
When you gain this, set it aside. Then pay any amount of $ to put that many coin tokens on this card. At the start of each of your turns, remove one coin token from this for +$1. If there are no coin tokens here at the start of clean-up, trash this.
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I think that you could implement this as Event to save 10 card slots.
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Yeah, this is an event. I think it can possibly be 1$ and is pretty cool.
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Here's a card I came up with, which I guess isn't technically a Duration. Maybe if I put it in play instead of setting aside? That's functionally the same.
Anyway, here it is:
$2 - Duration
When you gain this, set it aside. Then pay any amount of $ to put that many coin tokens on this card. At the start of each of your turns, remove one coin token from this for +$1. If there are no coin tokens here at the start of clean-up, trash this.
Could be a project with overpaying function:
When you buy this, you may overpay for it. For each $1 you overpaid, put 1 coin token on it. At the start of your turns, you may move one of the tokens to your Coffers mat. When there are no coin tokens left, you may overpay again when you buy a Victory card (or something like that).
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Here's a card I came up with, which I guess isn't technically a Duration. Maybe if I put it in play instead of setting aside? That's functionally the same.
Anyway, here it is:
$2 - Duration
When you gain this, set it aside. Then pay any amount of $ to put that many coin tokens on this card. At the start of each of your turns, remove one coin token from this for +$1. If there are no coin tokens here at the start of clean-up, trash this.
Could be a project with overpaying function:
When you buy this, you may overpay for it. For each $1 you overpaid, put 1 coin token on it. At the start of your turns, you may move one of the tokens to your Coffers mat. When there are no coin tokens left, you may overpay again when you buy a Victory card (or something like that).
Although it's a hit to the power level; it would be a lot cleaner if the refresh criteria were used for the initial load as well.... Simply "when you buy a victory card, you may overpay for it..."
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a project is once per game, which is a different design but neither worse nor better. Maybe nonstrictly better. As a project it doesn't seem too crazy for it to cost 0$ and be a question of when rather than if.
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I wanted it to interact with gainers, but in the current version that seems rather pointless. I also wanted them to be able to be amassed. What about this?
$3 - Duration
When you gain this, set it aside. Then pay any amount of $ to put that many coin tokens on this. At the start of each of your buy phases, remove one coin token for +$2. If there are no coin tokens here at the start of clean, up, trash this.
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Er, that doesn't interact with gainers so much as it interacts with nonterminal virtual $ -> gainers or Storyteller -> gainers. Because being offered an opportunity to pay doesn't implicitly let you play treasures.
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a project is once per game, which is a different design but neither worse nor better. Maybe nonstrictly better. As a project it doesn't seem too crazy for it to cost 0$ and be a question of when rather than if.
You can make a Project usable multiple times per game by having it remove the cube when it's done.
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a project is once per game, which is a different design but neither worse nor better. Maybe nonstrictly better. As a project it doesn't seem too crazy for it to cost 0$ and be a question of when rather than if.
You can make a Project usable multiple times per game by having it remove the cube when it's done.
Yeah, even though this hasn't been done before, I think it's easy enough to implement it this way. Modifying a suggestion from earlier in this thread, you could make the Project wording like this (I also prefer a new method of tracking--I don't like the coin tokens on the project because that seems weird to track for each player):
"When you buy this, you may overpay for it. For each $1 you overpaid, put 1 coin token below your coffers mat. At the start of your turn, move one of those tokens onto your Coffers mat. When there are no coin tokens left below your coffers mat, remove your Project cube from this Project."
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a project is once per game, which is a different design but neither worse nor better. Maybe nonstrictly better. As a project it doesn't seem too crazy for it to cost 0$ and be a question of when rather than if.
You can make a Project usable multiple times per game by having it remove the cube when it's done.
Ah, that's cool