went hard on cultists.
didn't notice ruins were the obelisk pile until it was empty.
All right! I just wondered about possible snow cards, like;
Snoworkshop
Gain a card costing up to 4$.
reveal a snow from your hand; +1 Action
4$ Action - Snow
this is somehow specific, but an example that would work by itself..
Never the less, had you ever some thoughts about modifying the base card supplies? Not talking about tokens but cards!
If you play an action, then return to your buy phase spending coin of the realm, then buy cavalry, are you supposed to be able to call coin from your mat? Or is that not "directly after you play an action"?
What do you mean by "return to your buy phase"? Do you just mean move onto your buy phase? It is definitely too late to call CotR; you cannot do anything between playing the action and calling CotR other than something else that triggers on finishing playing an action, like calling another CotR. Even if you already had CotR on your Tavern Mat and didn't involve any buying Calvary and returning to your action phase shenanigans, you can't play an action, then move to your buy phase, then call CotR. You can only call CotR in the same phase in which you played the action you are triggering off of.
@underlined: yes
Okay, that makes sense. I think was mostly expecting it to work because I had thought of CotR as "whenever I'm in my action phase, I can call it to make actions" which was basically correct until villa and cavalry and it only matters for cavalry.
Why would Cavalry be different than Villa there? The key is that CotR is a normal triggered ability just like Tunnel or Moat... you can only use the ability exactly when it says you can.
Worst: Ill Gotten Gains
Your Ill Gotten Gains curse everyone else, rather than you.
I counted 3 with Count - Count, Counting House and Counterfeit.
I was considering this puzzle. I wondered: could the Road Network Project establish a chain of events that resulted in one acquiring VP?
Answer: no.
Uh, wait a sec, if your Goons are in play when an opponent buys something, do they get points for it?
No, because "you" in the below-the-line text refers to the person who played Goons. Or possibly the person who has Goons in their in-play area, one of those (those will always be the same person no matter what*). I'm not sure I can point to a rule or ruling that proves that, but it seems like the most natural way to read the text; and I would be very surprised if it worked otherwise.
Hors de Combat
Action - Attack
Until your next turn, other players cannot play Horses.
If you play a Horse as a Horse instead of as a Horse, that is probably a metaphor for something.
I would predict that Way of the Squirrel has some way of setting a card from your hand aside for the next turn (a different card, not itself), fitting the theme of a squirrel storing nuts away for the future. Or maybe it turns a card into a duration card. That would be cool, like "This turn, do nothing. At the start of your next turn, follow the directions on this card"
