I see it as "I Throned a particular card, which was named Feast". Seems weird for Throne Room to remember the name of the card.If you Throned a Feast, then we should Feast twice, right? The Feast could have been something else if you'd picked something else for BoM, but you didn't.
You Throned a BoM, but BoM says "play this as if etc." So really you Throned a Feast. If that Feast vanishes - for example moving to the trash, or maybe turning into a different card wtf - we should still Feast a second time.
I dunno, that's how I see it now, we will see if anyone produces a compelling counterargument. Also again for the moment that is how funsockets works.
That's what I want to know. Also, I'm betting the FAQ for Band of Misfits will be longer than Possession, Watchtower and Trader combined.It is probably top ten but cannot touch those three.
What was the isotropic/prototype art for Band of Misfits?
Procession.This one is in the FAQ, hooray. BoM goes back to your hand and you gain an action card costing $6. At the point at which you trashed it, it had an ability that returned it to your hand if it was trashed; at the point at which we need to know its cost, it's back to $5.
Band of Misfits - turn it into Fortress.
Does it go back into my hand?
Hey Donald - you suck for not being grateful enough to Kirian etc.http://chainsawsuit.com/2011/10/21/cautions-from-a-former-employer/
But that doesn't make you an incredible monster.
Hope this is clear enough for you!
I teach the game a lot.
A full 80% of the time, someone who is being taught will insist on calling it "Douche-y" instead of Duchy.
I don't know why it gets under my skin. But it does.
... it does.
Even though Hunting Party does fit your description, I feel the fact that it's (almost) guaranteed to draw more than one card makes it of a slightly different flavor than some of the others here.
I hadn't noticed that until eHalcyon's post, but now you could arrange to draw and play new treasure cards during the buy phase. If you have a watchtower in hand you could play a horn of plenty to gain a cultist which you then immediately trash for +3 cards, and play any treasure cards drawn.
I could even envision a chain in which 4 HoPs are played to gain 3 HoPs and a cultist which are top decked and trashed respectively using your watchtower, allowing you to immediately play the remaining 3 newly acquired HoPs. You could then play these 3 HoPs to gain 2 HoPs and a Cultist, draw back those 2 HoPs, and use then to gain the last HoP and a Cultist, and then play this HoP together with what additional treasures are in the 3 extra cards drawn from Cultists.
Watchtower is going to be pretty awesome, converting "on trash" benefits into "on gain" benefits.
Can you play with cards from expansions you don't own in the campaign mode?No, the campaigns are by expansion (or half - a Seaside A campaign, a Seaside B campaign, a full Seaside campaign, etc.), and you have to have the expansion to play them. And then within the campaign it's just that set and the main set. And you own that set since that got you the campaign, and the main set is free, so there you go.
I would think so, but rather ask and get an answer.
My first reaction was "that sounds stupid", but after reading some comment from Donald X about designing kingdoms for it, I think it could be pretty fun. Sort of like solo challenges, except from the designer.I have not actually seen an implemented version of the campaigns, and my details there are sketchy.
A campaign (for a full or half set) consists of 20 levels, each level is a game with 10 cards as usual. I picked out the 10 cards for most of them, but not for the main set / tutorial, and not for a few levels on some of the other ones. Basically when I first saw them I was displeased with how slowly new cards were introduced in them, and I ended up redoing most of the levels to fix that. And they hadn't done all the sets so I just did the other sets. There are a few I didn't change though.
However there is more to a campaign level than that - in particular I think the starting decks may vary by level. Every nth level is a "boss" in some sense, I am not clear on that either. There is story text. I didn't do any of that work, I just picked out the cards.
There are achievements, that is unrelated, and they will not be in the initial launch. There are generic achievements, I don't know what those are, and there are per-card achievements, and I picked out all of those, with help from playtesters.
Dominion without Cornucopia ? IMPOSSIBLE.
The bots have gotten obnoxiously good. They know exactly when to go for Duchies - it's uncanny - it's like they're programmed that way!Not when Duke is out.
Here's the biggest positive I can say about Goku - man, bots. Bots! And they're pretty good (relatively speaking), and you can play against them, and it makes four player games fast, and I can lose a lot of four-player games and go wow, I am not good at four-player Dominion. Then I play hundreds more games trying to fix that.
Anyway, the bots are impressive, all things considered.
It's only logical.Like I've written in the other thread, I created a thread in the Goko forums. I hope to get an official answer for video publishing.
You got one!
Yeah, thanks for pointing out. They made a good decision.
But what if you get a sponsored YouTube account of which Funsockets videos are only a small part? You're not directly making money from the FS videos! Ha, I should be a lawyer.
Yeah, I'd download them and host them yourself if you want to keep them — the dominion.isotropic.org copies are going to go away when the rest of the site does...
