It's sort of in between: it's $1 not $2 but it's "up to $1" not "exactly $1".^ This seems like a super cool idea, but also very similar to Transmogrify.Transmogrify is an Upgrade variant, not a Remodel variant.
^ This seems like a super cool idea, but also very similar to Transmogrify.Ooh, good point! I liked the idea of deciding what you want to get before figuring out how to get it, which Transmogrify doesn't do. Also making it a Duration rather than a Reserve makes it Throne Roomable, which Transmogrify isn't. But I agree that they are pretty similar, possibly too similar.
Sorry, but I doubt that Star Realms Dominion is much more than a random mess. You can extrapolate from Black Market and common sense: if only one player exclusively gets an early junker or a junker, the game is likely already over.
Gentrification
Project
$10
Set aside a non-Victory Action card from the supply next to this and place your project cube on it.
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When scoring +3VP per card you have from that pile.
Notes
- Not happy with the wording regarding the scoring but I am trying to imply that if this is put on a split pile all cards in that pile score 2 points each.
- The non victory clause is to prevent a player claiming the Castles pile by setting aside one that is also an action.
- I am a bit unsure of the pricing for this. For the number of points it can potentially score without adding cards that clog your deck it needs to be expensive. I feel it has to be more then Colony but other than that I am not sure.
Changes
- Following feedback I have reduced the cost to $10 and given 3VP per card instead of 2.
-how can Moat block a Chameleon'd Witch if you aren't following the Witch's instructions?- Again the rulebook text says that Way change what a card does - A Way of the Sheep'd Witch results in Witch making $2, Witch is making the $2, that's what the Way rules say. So Moat means you're unaffected by that.
Apologies if I misunderstood, but does this mean that you've finally had to rule on how Masquerade would behave as a Moatable Attack? I.e. what happens if you play an Attack, someone Moats it, then you use Way of the Mouse to play a set aside Masquerade?
No, see similar question about Mouse and Duchess here: http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=21600.msg899501#msg899501. The difference is that Mouse causes you to play a card, so that card's effects are separate from the original played card's effects. If Mouse had Masquerade's text printed on it directly, then yes a Moat would protect you from Masquerade (which would cause all sorts of issues).
Should Droit Du Seigneur include "Not in the Supply"?
-how can Moat block a Chameleon'd Witch if you aren't following the Witch's instructions?- Again the rulebook text says that Way change what a card does - A Way of the Sheep'd Witch results in Witch making $2, Witch is making the $2, that's what the Way rules say. So Moat means you're unaffected by that.
Socialist Village - $4
Action - Duration
+1 Card
+1 Action
The next time you play an Action and have no Actions left afterwards: +1 Action.
The same argument still applies even without the +Action. I think it might be fine if it instead dropped the "to hand."This is way too good. I'd argue this is stronger than Feast, since it's non-terminal and gets the gained card immediately next turn. Pretty much the only time this isn't better than Feast is if the gained card is a Victory card, or if you have enough draw to play a Feast and then draw the gained card in the same turn. I don't think this works at any price.Yeah, definitely needs to lose the +Action then.
Just wondering, would this wording just be better:
"During your action face you may discard an card to remove an mutineer token"
Where can I find these rules?
This came about because we added Adventures to our collection. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see anything in the Adventures rules about how reserve cards interact with TR/KC type actions.
I even looked in the Dominion Wiki to find some clarification on reserve cards, but there was nothing more there regarding TR/KC.
[King Rat]
It’s a lot like Summoning Circle posted above. Rat King seems more appropriately priced. It could use something to mark the set-aside card, like how Inheritance uses the Estate token. Maybe make it a Project, and move your project cube to the set-aside card? I also like the theme in terms of the relation to existing Dominion cards.
There can only be one winner, and that is
Commander, by Udzu
Runners up: Herder by faust and Sepulcher by Gubump
The idea about Event cost reduction is interesting, and I was about to make a cheaper version that only made $1 but gave Event cost reduction, kind of like a Quarry for Events. After all, if there are any problematic combos, you would have to go through the Event deck before you get to it again… except if the problematic Event is part of the actual Kingdom. So Delve can immediately empty the Silvers. Gamble + Tunnel can empty and play all the Golds. Traveling Fair can give infinite Buys, so then a second event can be bought infinite times (Salt the Earth can make infinite VP; Tax can put infinite Debt on every Supply pile).
How about making the Events in the Story deck cheaper by a fixed amount?
