Royal Libary
Action - $6
+2 Cards
You may play an action card from your hand twice
Oh yes, I now see it. It is just + 2 Actions, not + 3. I had the same thinking mistake. Interestingly Gendolkari was a little faster than me with the Diadem argument.A double Necropolis may cost $2, but $4 is too much.It is not a double Necropolis. If you play Queen's Throne to play 2 Smithies you are down to 0 Actions which is identical to playing Necropolis and 2 Smithies. And as you and GendoIkari have pointed out, due to being forced to play the Action and due to the Diadem interaction it is even worse than Necropolis.
Do the entries have to play a card more than once, or are cards like Vassal and Golem also allowed?
It let's you choose which and how many cards you like to take. "any" instead of "all". Is that correct wording wise?Is this putting everything from the mat into your hand at once, or are you choosing any you like from it? If the former, there's no point in the mat at all, just set the cards aside like Haven.
Isn't Lemon Shark strictly better than Remodel?
Investment:
$1
+2 Buys
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When you gain this, gain a Duchy.
Treasure - $6
arrgghh, i ment „gain a card”, my fault.
thanks for wording, ideas and comment, will wait until there are some other comments.
The wording and play mechanism can be simplified with simply "trash an Action or Treasure card you have in play". It's identical the vast majority of the time, but a lot easier to use (don't have to remember to do something later in the turn), and less wordy.
Except Duration cards exist, so Shaman would create tracking issues if it trashed those before they left play.
Bonfire lets you trash durations you played this turn. And with Capitalism now, there's a bunch of ways to have Durations leave play the turn you played them (Mint, Mandarin, etc). And I think it would be extremely rare that someone would trash a Duration to Shaman.
The wording and play mechanism can be simplified with simply "trash an Action or Treasure card you have in play". It's identical the vast majority of the time, but a lot easier to use (don't have to remember to do something later in the turn), and less wordy.
One common omission in fan cards is specifying where cards must be when you use them. If a card's effect is to "Put any number of Treasure cards on top of your deck," where do those Treasure cards come from? From your hand? From play? From your discard pile? From the supply piles? It may sound pedantic to require this to be specified explicitly, but since different cards look for things in different places, the clarity is important.
To tell you the truth, I am honestly confused. Do the cards come from play? Your hand? Both?
That's just wrong. You don't usually get Swashbuckler for the Treasure Chest anyway, you get it for draw and, in the right kind of deck, economy.Rival City
Action - $5
+2 Actions
If another player has;
The Treasure Chest, gain a Gold onto your deck
The Flag, +2 Cards
The Key, +2 Coffers
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When you gain or trash this, take the Key, Flag or Treasure Chest
Considering that this is non-Terminal, I think it's way too strong to allow this to take the Treasure Chest so much more easily than the Swashbuckler. There's almost no point in getting Swashbucklers when this is in the Kingdom.
Rival City
Action - $5
+2 Actions
If another player has;
The Treasure Chest, gain a Gold onto your deck
The Flag, +2 Cards
The Key, +2 Coffers
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When you gain or trash this, take the Key, Flag or Treasure Chest
Whenever you reveal a reaction to an attack, it’s nullified with lion in play. And lion anti reaction rule goes into effect before the actual attack part of it goes into play.
My entry:There's already a card (well, a Landmark) called Fountain.
design a Victory cardCan it be a card shaped thing like a project?
