If Plateau Shepherds had been in an expansion that featured Landmarks, would it have been both an Ally and a Landmark?The only thing that would do is allow you to include it in a game without a Liaison.
The problem with Capital City is that you usually want more than one of them.Sri Lanka, Bolivia, Malaysia, and Eswatini each have two capital cities. South Africa has three.
Also, this seems way to similar to that huge "can you shuffle 1 card" debate that was had a long time ago.
Also you couldn’t put embargo on the bottom of the pile it needs to be in the trash so I can use grave robber to obtain it again.This already doesn't work. Embargo is a 2, Graverobber only gains between 3 and 6.
There are some pairs of cards that become effectively identical with Chameleon in play, or at most differ only in on-gain/on-trash/on-buy effects.
For example, Villa and Worker's Village now have identical on-play effects (or more precisely, have identical options on-play), with the only difference being Villa's on-gain effect. And since they have the same cost, Chameleon + Villa is strictly better than Chameleon + Worker's Village
They’re not identical - don’t they just swap over? So Villa now gives 2A, 1C and 1B and Worker’s Village 2A, 1$ and 1B?
"you’re like an elephant: you remember everything. And you’re afraid of mice" I wonder if this is means there's some kind of interaction between two cards called Elephant and Mouse (or Mice)? Maybe they're a split pile?Elephants being afraid of mice is a standard cliche. This is probably just a funny.
Scepter + Tactician... well that's funny, you can play the same tactician every turn, but the Scepters stay in play until you stop.Scepter says "played this turn," so you can't choose Tactician on the duration turn.
Treasures don't need actions to be played, why would +actions affect anything?Market will become a treasure card, but Smithy won't. Playing Market in my buy phase will give me +1 Action, but that still won't let me play Smithy. The +Action will just (most of the time) be meaningless. That's what the rulebook is trying to clarify.
Contest: How can you gain multiple wishes in a single turn?
I've only come up with Bonfire/Villa so far. Any others?
Any Throne Room variant.
