This value should be increased whenever a VP card is bought...that hasn't been bought before. You'll need to specifically keep track of which VP cards have been used to increase TRs value.
Second brainwave: I'm going to buy the Fishing Villages BEFORE I buy the Colony.This struck me as odd as I was under the impression that you're able to play your turn to the end before the game "stops". So I checked again in the Main Set rules, which says (emphasis mine):
The game ends at the end of any player’s turn when either:The game shouldn't be over until you've reached the cleanup phase, meaning using up your buys before discarding everything and theoretically even drawing five useless cards.
1) the Supply pile of Province cards is empty or
2) any 3 Supply piles are empty.
Witha green monstar running away with a routerlike thingy.Had to check myself just because of this. Love it.
Edit: Okay, that's going to be too good for workshop/ironworks etc
Antipeddler V2
Action $0*
+1 Action
+1 Card
+1 Coin
This card costs $2 more per card you have in you hand and $1 more per card you have in play.
(Even more crazy than Peddler)
Edit 2: Typo
Playing an antipeddler gives you a coin and raises the antipeddler cost by $1, so the net effect is zero. If you've played at least one action card (that doesn't make you richer) you couldn't buy this even with every copper in the game. In the early game any estate is going to make it almost impossible to buy it as you'd need a gold to make up for the extra card in your hand. Late game you usually have quite a couple of cards in play and the card won't be attractive anymore anyway.AntipeddlerInteresting idea. Whereas Peddlers make it easier to buy Peddlers, this is just the opposite: buy enough Anti-Peddlers, and you'll likely have to purposely withhold them to buy more.
Action $0*
+1 Action
+1 Card
+1 Coin
This card cost $1 more per card you have in play.
Edit: Okay, that's going to be too good for workshop/ironworks etc
