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Salt Merchant • $5 • Action - Attack
Trash an Action from the Supply.
Each other player discards a copy of it from their hand (or reveals they can't).
For each additional type it has, gain a Cart.
interesting card: how come it costs 5$ and not 4$?
Im not sure why, but it feels like it lacking something. can't pinpoint it.
Nursery • $3+ • Action - Liaison
+2 Actions
You may discard a card for +2 Cards.
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When you buy this, you may overpay. For each $1 you overpaid, +1 Favor.
For all the flaws of the prequels, though, I felt they were redeemed by the Clone Wars. Even Jar Jar was only mildly bothersome in the series.
And as incredible as it sounds, they made Darth Maul to be infinitely more interesting than the blah villain in Phantom Menace.
interesting non-symmetric interaction with Plateau Shepherds, where it does nothing when they're the special ally (since game end instructions put everything from in play into your deck for endgame scoring), but work when they are the regular ally.
yeah more on the "annoying" side than "potentially harmful" sideWas thinking Faithful Hound would protect me from the gang of pickpockets. I was wrong.
yeah suddenly i have to care about what order duration draw happens at the start of next turn. I had played a highwayman and did that before Gang of Pickpockets and uh whoops
It also makes Expedition a lot less useful if you don't have a good way to gain Favors.
Any Duration draw too, for that matter. Especially Hireling. I guess you'd get some free sifting, but that's about it
It's better to have that sifting than just have reduced handsize! The problem with Expedition/Pickpockets is that you have to draw the extra cards before you discard down to 4, but that's not the case with Hireling, so you can draw back to 5 anyway.
Oh, right! I forgot you can order Duration draw after Gang of Pickpockets
That doesn't address Chuckles's problem, Davio; it still didn't give them a chance to use Scribes after the Action card was resolved.Oh right, I thought it only fizzled after the action part, but if it also fizzels after the buy part, that's obviously a bug.
TRoS had many good points, including C3PO finally being an enjoyable character, but its main problem was that it broke the #1 rule of improv. It's totally fine that they went into the trilogy without a clear plan for all three movies; apparently it wasn't even decided that Vader was Luke's father until writing the script for ESB. But if you do that, you have to follow the "yes and" rule and not just undo a major plot point of the previous film.
Was thinking Faithful Hound would protect me from the gang of pickpockets. I was wrong.
I’m foreseeing a lot of rage quits with Barbarian; it could be quite brutal with Rabble.
QuoteRound of Shots - $4
Action/Duration
Reveal your hand. +1 Card per revealed Silver.
At the start of your next turn, +2 Actions. Until then, when any player (including you) plays a Round of Shots, they gain a Silver.
i also think "no", you just do as much as you can so the gaining failsBarbarian
$5; Action-Attack
+$2
Each other player trashes the top card of their deck. If it costs $3 or more they gain a cheaper card sharing a type with it; otherwise they gain a Curse.
Question: Suppose Barbarian hits, say, a Village, but there are no Action cards costing less than $3. Do you get a Curse? I think no, because the "otherwise" would refer back to the "if it costs $3 or more". But it could also mean "if you did not gain a cheaper card"
Bacchus' inebriating attack can be quite brutal, although this can be somewhat mitigated by its Heirloom.
The best defense against Bacchus other than Moat variants will be cards like Fishing Village and Ghost Town, throne room variants, and cards that give you +Villagers (including Bacchus itself) (or just go for a money strategy).
Rules clarification: Bacchus' effect also applies to the next time you play a card with +Actions this turn, so you could use it to play a Village as a Smithy or for some extra economy.
I'm amazed if it's really true that Ambassador and Ghost Ship are being excised. Both are strong, unique, fun and interesting cards, and I haven't heard many people criticize them.
Nothing fun about Ghost Ship imo. good riddance.
Trappist • $3 • Action - Reserve
If you don't have a token on your Trappist Mat, place one on the "Trash a card from your hand" spot.
Put this on your Tavern Mat
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At the start of your turn, you may call this to take your bonus from the Trappist Mat. If you don't, choose one: advance your Trappist tokens; or add a Trappist token.
Trappist Mat
Per token you have here:
Trash a card from your hand | +1 Buy | +1 Action | +$1 | +1 Card
interesting but too easy to juice via sifters - you might want to change it to just count the first time you shuffle on a turn
Barrel is a weird one, it's a pure Reserve card that goes right to your Tavern mat, but it's secretly a VP card that you want to buy early and gets better with age. Each time you shuffle, you decide if you want to add a VP token to it (sort of like a Gathering card) or call it to take all the VP. The Barrel becomes a dead card in your deck afterwards. The more times you can shuffle, the more points you can earn, but don't let them age too long, as you don't get any VP for uncalled Barrels! You gotta drink it sometime.
