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Rules Questions / Re: Trader / Ruins (or Knights)
« on: May 07, 2013, 10:07:23 pm »
What do you mean about the "3-card turn"?
On a side note: If Spoils were in the supply, how much would it cost? $3?
More... I'm pretty sure that Donald said that Feast was originally "Trash this. +$3." For $4. Spoils is better than that.... but not good enough for $5.
Almost. Feast was originally [+1 Action. +$3. Trash this.] for $4, and that was too powerful.
On a side note: If Spoils were in the supply, how much would it cost? $3?
I assume Tribute falls in the same category?
And you didn't mention Procession, so Procession-Procession-Goons-Goons.
From the last adventure in the base set:
Overlord Hogan IV - plays Remodel
Overlord Hogan IV - trashes Province
Overlord Hogan IV - gains Duchy
Remodeling a province into a duchy! By far the silliest thing I've seen a bot do...
Mountebank? And maybe you need to keep 1 for Fairgrounds so you just take everything minus 1.
wait, that sounds like it would work! why is it a trap?Too slow. Sometimes I got no Golem in hand, sometimes I got Golem and either Coppersmith or Counting House getting a terminal conflict. Took 19 turns to get 4 Provinces.
wait, that sounds like it would work! why is it a trap?
Did you play your Knights and risk losing them, or did you generally try to keep them safe?
Personally i also find it highly counter-intuitive to have one wording with two different effects.
It is in fact highly counterintuitive. We just have to accept that Nomad Camp's wording is not a very good description of what the card is actually supposed to do.
This is such a cool idea! But, dissapointed to see how few in the bay area! Sad!You think you're sad? Look at Japan.
Cant wait to go back to the states.
I'm still waiting for more Virginians to join. The closest to me right now are Robz in DC and GendoIkari in Raleigh.
I'll be in the Chapel Hill area (possibly long-term) around June. Triangle Meetup? (There's always MAGFest...)
Another one: relax and have fun, it's still a game after all.
I thought of this from another thread about Dominion affecting real life, when someone mentioned working at the Duke University Library. Come up with realistic-sounding sentences that use as many Dominion card names as you can.
I drove my Ford Explorer to the Bank to see if I could get a Loan from a Moneylender, but it turned out that my Estate wasn't enough to qualify.
Although this begs the question, would a Ruined Chapel work?
I had an answer from goko on getsatisfaction ! There is no bug because when I posseded my oppononent I have to click on my native village to see his native village. Interaction between his card and my card is a little complicate, and I make a mistake !
I've always known that I was better than Lespeutere
She couldn't set up a bigger Goons mega turn to overtake you?
Yes there are really too many answers for this. You could know there is a warehouse in your remaining cards and choose to keep the poor card for discarding next turn (also scenarios where you buy an inn). You could expect masquerade to be played next turn and want a bad card to pass. You could expect to be possessed next turn. You could expect combination attacks such as ghost ship with jester to come from your opponent each turn. You could be wanting to play a cartographer or navigator this turn without reshuffling. There could be just one copper in your deck so leaving it on top means that a hunting party would definitely draw the copper and then search for a unique card. The copper could provide good value to a harvest. And so on.
I was trying to figure out how to specify that the goal of the play was to avoid drawing Copper into hand, without also completely giving it away. With the whole "it could be Copper or Curse or Estate or Ruins" thing I was trying to eliminate any such answers that involved the specific card name (such as Hunting Party or Menagerie or Harvest), but I didn't word it well enough.
That doesn't eliminate those answers, even if it's any bad card. You could still want that Curse, and especially Ruins, with any card that requires different names.