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Dominion General Discussion / Re: Letting a computer design Dominion cards: recurrent neural network edition
« on: February 01, 2018, 03:36:00 pm »Craverrow
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This one is OP.
Craverrow
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You may play it.
If Mountain's gift wasn't bad enough, Bandit Camp turns it into a curse.
Do you mean Bandit Fort?
I was thinking so hard about how this would possibly make sense. But I knew if I asked, someone would make me feel sheepish by showing me how obviously bandit camp turns into a curse. Now my brain can relax.
(e.g. the 5rd card of your deck)
If Mountain's gift wasn't bad enough, Bandit Camp turns it into a curse.
I always make the implicit assumption that everyone here looks like their F.DS avatar in real life.
Donate, Fortune, King's Court, Goons.
The Lights token lets you look at the top card of your deck, and doesn't let you do anything with it?
I thought we were all Moat !
Rouge/Lookout: Eventually, you want to trash your Lookout, but if Lookout is the only card in the trash costing from 3 to 6, you have to gain it back instead of doing the attack.
Not to mention, a lookout wearing rouge would probably be easy for the enemy to see instead of being well-hidden the way a good lookout would be.
I think it's not all that hidden, towering from that ship in the middle of the ocean.
I was hoping this was for a show about solving nighttime related crimes.
I'm used to 2-player games, so I often have a hard time adjusting to games with more players, since the piles just run out so fast.
Why doesn't Hunting Grounds feature Wonder Woman checking me out from across the bar while naked? omg Donald plz fix...
The question is: which name is Donald's ghost account?
Guardian will make starting 2/5 very good in some kingdoms. Turn 2 Goons. Turn 2 BV + Power 5.Guardian is a Lighthouse you can't ever draw dead. It seems almost strictly better, except for cards that care about if something is an Action.
Not that anyone was clamoring for a strictly better Lighthouse, I guess.
Lighthouse gives a coin this turn and the next. Guardian gives a coin only on the next turn.
That view turns out to be part of today's cultural bias against women.