Soldiers Village
cost $2 - Action - Attack
+1 Card
+1 Action
You may play an Attack card from your hand.
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When you gain this, gain another Soldiers Village (that doesn't come with another).
Armed Smithy
cost $7* - Action - Attack
+3 Cards
+1 Buy
Each other player discards an Action or an Treasure (or reveals they can't), and draws until they have 4 cards in hand.
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This costs $1 less per an Attack card you have in play.
8 Soldiers Villages are on 4 Armed Smithies.
EDIT: cost changed ($6 was too easy to gain).
Does Soldier's Village need the attack type? It doesn't appear to attack at all
Soldiers VillageThis isn't really an "Attack" card as it doesn't do anything to other players. Being able to Village play other attacks is a pretty good idea, but the card itself is just that, a village. With a bottom split pile card this could work well though.
cost $2 - Action - Attack
+1 Card
+1 Action
You may play an Attack card from your hand.
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When you gain this, gain another Soldiers Village (that doesn't come with another).
Soldiers Village pile had 16 copies instead of 10.
What is the key card which can give you infinite vps on turn 1? (You can also use other cards.)
I'm sure there are ways with Triumph.
My Submission:
+1 Card
+1 Action
+$1
This turn, you may buy and gain Fruit as if it were in the Supply.
$1
+1 Buy
(This is not in the Supply.)
$2
+1 Buy
(This is not in the Supply.)
$3
+1 Buy
(This is not in the Supply.)
My submission is fairly straightforward. Costermonger is a peddler variant that allows a player to buy or gain Fruit. Each Fruit corresponds to a basic Treasure, costing $1 more and giving +1 Buy in addition to the normal payload. There are 10 copies of each Fruit (and 10 Costermongers, obvi).
FAQ:
- Costermonger is an Action card that allows the player who plays it to buy or gain Fruit cards.
- There are three Fruit cards: Apples, Cherries, and Mangos. In games using Costermonger, include Apples, Cherries, and Mangos.
- Like any card not in the Supply, players cannot generally buy Fruit cards during the Buy phase or gain them using cards or landscapes that say "gain" (e.g. Workshop).
- However, once a player plays a Costermonger's ability, for the rest of the turn they treat the Apples, Cherries, and Mangos as if they were cards in the Supply for the purposes of buying and gaining cards.
- Once this happens, the effect continues until the end of the turn, and is not optional. For example, if a player plays Costermonger then plays Upgrade (from Intrigue) and trashes a Copper, they must gain an Apples if available (although, had they not played Costermonger first, they would gain nothing).
- An empty Apples, Cherries, and/or Mangos pile does not count towards an end-of-game condition, even at the end of a turn in which a Costermonger was played.
The Project is Guildhall, if you're like me and don't recognize landscape art.
Gain a Fortress from Trash.I think this should work:
Note: Putting it into your hand is not gaining.
Trash a Fortress on your turn with Market Square in hand.
Two when-trash triggers: MS & Fortress. Choose to resolve MS first.
Gain Gold from MS, use Architect's Guild to gain Rogue, use Innovation to play Rogue gaining Fortress.
I was going to bring a game log from dominion.games, but it looks like Livery is bugged there with City-State.
I know that bug. Maybe we need Berserker to do this crazy combo on dominion.games.
Now I am trying to invent 5-or-less card combo for 3 pile ending on turn 1.
(How) can I retrieve the game log given the game number?
Checking now, this game won't actually reload, there's an "internal error" bug when I try to do it, but in other cases:
You can't get a text log really, but if you have a subscription you can create a table, load old game, put in the game number and use Load from End.
I see, thanks for the info. I was wondering how you got started with Cavalry instead of Port, but I've now figured it out myself (buy Caravan, Butterfly into Guildmaster twice, assuming you have at least 5 Coppers among your first 7 cards).
If I've calculated correctly, buying and (when possible) playing all basic cards and the four required kingdom card piles leaves you with only $278-$250=$28, so there's many cases where you can't empty the supply without further support:
- at least one 8 debt card or $3P+ card is in the supply
- a $7+ Action card is in the supply, but no $6 Action
- Platinum/Colony
- at least one $3 kingdom card other than Importer is in the supply (and no $2 Actions)
- three or more $2-$3 kingdom cards other than Importer are in the supply
- 2 or more Potion cost cards are in the supply
and a few other combinations.
But either of Bridge, another stackable cost reducer, Nomads or Training would take care of all cases except the last one. (With Bridge, you can use the whole $278 to buy the debt cards, except in the extremely unlikely case of all 4 pure debt cards being present.)
There are some bad cases if you don't restrict the remainder of the kingdom somewhat, it either needs enough $4/$5/$6 piles or other stuff that can supplement payload. You won't always have enough money to empty the supply, like if City Quarter, Royal Blacksmith, Overlord, Golem, and Possession are the rest of the kingdom. (This is true of the cost reducer angles as well).
The Province pileout with any $5 gainer + $6 action + $7 action instead of Livery is sort of cute too.
Indeed.I think you might be able to empty the whole supply if you also add Seaway (putting the +Buy token on Port) and a kingdom card costing $4+ that gives you the buy for it.
Actually, just adding Forum and a cost reducer like Bridge to the OP's kingdom suffices to empty the supply, as you can gain Forum and return it to the supply infinitely often for unlimited +Buys. So that's an 8-card combo to empty the supply on turn 1 (with probability 50%, as you need to draw at least 4 Coppers).
Do you mean just swapping Berserker for Livery?
I was going to bring a game log from dominion.games, but it looks like Livery is bugged there with City-State.
How do you get all the supply cards costing at most $3, and all Provinces?
