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Variants and Fan Cards / Unreal FLAVOR - A Black Market Variant
« on: January 13, 2015, 02:36:46 am »
Happy New Year to this Wonderful Community!
The holidays are over and there is time once again for hobbies! So, I return (well, I've actually been reading posts here whenever I got a chance over the holidays, just not really contributing) with a toss up between two version of a Black Market variant for my Corruption set.
Here are the two versions I'm playing with:
I'm really torn between these two versions, and I'm looking for comments, tweak suggestions, and criticisms for both.
I really like the way the $7 version plays with the whole trade a good card for an "Unreal" card but I'm not sure if making the possibility of gaining multiple copies of an "Unreal" card is too crazy. The $7 price tag is partially there to help prevent that kind of craziness.
The $5 version is pretty similar to Black Market, with a much higher risk/reward (you don't get multiple cards to choose from and you might just get a crappy cheap card, but you don't have to pay anything if you get a great high-priced card), which fits the theme of my expansion set perfectly!
I look forward to your comments!
The holidays are over and there is time once again for hobbies! So, I return (well, I've actually been reading posts here whenever I got a chance over the holidays, just not really contributing) with a toss up between two version of a Black Market variant for my Corruption set.
Here are the two versions I'm playing with:
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Unreal Dealer - $5 - Action
Gain the top card of the Unreal deck. If you don't, +1 Action and trash this.
(Before the game, make an Unreal deck out of one copy of each Kingdom card from one Dominion Expansion or Base Set not being used in this game.)
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Unreal Dealer - $7 - Action
Discard a card that is not a Victory card.
Gain a Kingdom card from the Unreal set costing up to $2 more than it.
(Before the game, choose a Dominion Expansion or Base Set not being used in this game. That is the Unreal set.)
I'm really torn between these two versions, and I'm looking for comments, tweak suggestions, and criticisms for both.
I really like the way the $7 version plays with the whole trade a good card for an "Unreal" card but I'm not sure if making the possibility of gaining multiple copies of an "Unreal" card is too crazy. The $7 price tag is partially there to help prevent that kind of craziness.
The $5 version is pretty similar to Black Market, with a much higher risk/reward (you don't get multiple cards to choose from and you might just get a crappy cheap card, but you don't have to pay anything if you get a great high-priced card), which fits the theme of my expansion set perfectly!
I look forward to your comments!