I'm obviously new to this, and I appreciate your great advice.The start with text-only versions so it's easier for us to comment on specific mechanics. You should also read up on other cards and why things do or do not work.
I'll be honest. I wasn't even thinking of the plastic inserts that come with the games. I just assumed a box like poker cards come in. I think I actually forgot the boxes had inserts in them because I consolidated to one box so quickly.What about mini-sets of say, 4 new cards? (i.e 4 new Durations, 4 new Treasures, 4 new Attacks) These could all be very similar cards and could satisfy the expansion-hungry audience. I think the only one I'd avoid is a set of only alt-Victory cards. I think people would spend $8-$10 on such packs. Heck, maybe include redemption codes for people to use one of those new cards on Goko or something.I don't see the beauty of small sets like that. Like, a store has shelves with the Dominion expansions. They want this product in the same place so that the right people see it. It's not a good size for that space though. And then, like, the plastic insert has got to be too expensive for a small product like that, but surely it would bother the publisher to have provided that plastic insert for all other products but not these (yes many people might not care but they aren't the publisher).
Here's a great list to refer to to refresh your memory: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney_animated_filmsI mentioned Rescuers and Robin Hood.
No mention of Rescuers Down Under yet? That along with Robin Hood and Wreck-It Ralph are my three favorites in no particular order.
Down Under was excellent too. Wreck-It Ralph should be delivered sometime this week.
52.This thread may need a poll soon!
There are 50 movies in the Disney animated canon. No poll.
Nomad Camp.I didn't even notice that Mountebank was in the Kingdom... Neat...
Why? It allows for a turn 2 mountebank 60% of the time, and mountebank is leaps ahead of sea hag. After that, it's just Mountebank BM
Unfortunately, Nightmare Before Christmas is not considered animated for the purposes of Disney Animation Studios.Emperor's New Groove. Because it is the anti-thesis of Disney, yet still produced by Disney.
I love Kronk's (patrick warburton) voice. Yzma (Eartha Kitt) is a wonderful villan. And John Goodman and David Spade play off each other really well as the Pacha and the Emperor.
oh and the Nightmare Before Christmas. That might actually be my true favorite.
Choose one: +$3; or trash this and each other player reveals his hand and trashes an Attack or Treasure that you choose. You gain any Treasure trashed this way.
I have my Atari connected to my flatscreen TV. I never realized how big those pixels were...(i mean serously now, kuildeous just used both atari and vhs in his example)
Hey, it's been confirmed that I'm not the oldest member here.
But, still, get off my lawn.
(I do still have my VHS of Monty Python's Flying Circus because I can't bear to throw all that away)
I'm not disagreeing with your position, just stating that when I first read it, it made sense to me that Band returned to doing nothing from the Trash as it's no longer in play. (This is that card until it leaves play.) But for purposes of continuity with other one-shot cards working with TR, I have no problem with Band being played under those rules when designated as those cards. (Feast, Embargo, Mining Village, etc)Even without the TR-Lock the second play would not be "nothing", would it? A Throned Feast is played as two Feasts, too - no matter it gets trashed inbetween. So BoM would still be played, and only the lock hinders it to be played as BoM again once it's trashed.You can look at the other thread for the arguments from that time; my position hasn't changed. Throne / Band has a special-case ruling that makes Throne lock in; it's an interpretation of how Throne works. *Without* that ruling Band would do nothing the second time.
