You couldn't do part of the instructions, and neither could (s)he, because there was nothing to match. Pedantry at its best.What happens if you play Gladiator with an empty hand?
You get +$1 and trash a Gladiator from the Supply. No joke.
Because the player to your left failed to reveal a copy of... nothing?
What happens if you play Gladiator with an empty hand?
You get +$1 and trash a Gladiator from the Supply. No joke.
and dont forget the prince->beggar->gardens rush
Really interesting card. Obviously princing a throne room, spy, scheme (that would be really nice) or other such card is going to be amazing. I would be careful about princing a masquerade or ambassador thoughEven a Throne Room could be bad.
Just so I am straight on the mechanics of the card: The card you choose to set aside will be played at the start of your turn every turn, but you may decide not to set it aside (for whatever reason) and then that card just gets shuffled back into your deck. The prince itself is forever out of playI don't think technically you are allowed to not set it aside intentionally, but if it gets rid of itself (Hermit), you could not set it aside whether you wanted to or not, and the Prince would still be out of play, yes (by my reading, I'm sure someone will confirm or deny).
Guess the other question is '[when] will Goko get this?"
I don't expect soon, because implementing this correctly will require them to let you choose the order of start-of-turn effects. You want your Prince of Watchtowers to go off before your Wharf, but you want your Prince of Remodeling to go off afterward.
Then I thought of playing four Highways and playing it on itself, but then I realized the first one would lose track of the second once it got set aside.
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Clearly DXV is sexist against his own gender. A penis-apologist, if you will.
Don't confuse gender with genitalia.
Male magic-users such as Wizard and Sorcerer are under-represented
- with unwarranted declines of payment
Someone be funny with this one. There's fun to be had there.
I think that makes it more ignorable than ever. In 3+ player games, if they are sab'ing each other, they are doing the attacking for you. All you need to do is concentrate on your own game and hope the swinginess doesn't hurt too much. You may lose big engine parts, and not be able to make an engine, but if my two opponents are sab'ing, I can make a simple linear money deck with some straight forward big draws (or other interspersed key cards if no drawing is available) that will waste them. Unless of course one of them can make an engine that sabs every turn and then they dominate the other player's sab'ing. Then that's the reward of gambling on Saboteur I guess.you missed some step .. I am using add-ons and I like them, I learned to use chancellor, and the other cards. the only one that I take off is saboteur, because with him the games are completely different.
Let me tell you, most games with saboteur shouldn't be all that different. There are some (but not all, by far) games where it is really useful. But otherwise, it's ignorable very often.
Unless there are three or more people playing. Then it is very hard to ignore if the other players pick it up.
Keep in mind that the OP is communicating using a translator algorithm and probably won't recognize the sarcasm.
Good job making sure there aren't any Villages available - you wouldn't want someone to be able to play 2 terminal actions in the same turn!
pinky:
Call the sides perpendicular to the river length x. Then the side parallel to the river has length 60 - 2x. The area of the enclosure is x(60 - 2x) = 60x - 2x2. To find the maximum of that quadratic, we determine the derivative and find the zero of the derivative, which is the highest point on the quadratic because the squared term is negative. So:
(d/dx)(60x - 2x2) = 60 - 4x
Find the zero: 60 - 4x = 0... which means x = 60/4 = 15 ft; that's the two perpendicular sides. Then the parallel side is 60 - 2x = 30 ft.
I wonder how Donald X feels whenever a spoiler happens. Maybe he plans all of them as a great big tease?
"If many plague maps in the game, try to go in the hunt for those cards or sufficient defense to not buy tickets at the beginning of the game on an unbridgeable gap to come."
Google translate, causing linguists' heads to explode since 1998 (when it was Altavista Babelfish).
