They're being compared with William H. Harrison. Oh no, sorry, wrong topic.They are below average - otherwise we wouldn't be making this discussion.Hmm.
That said, they are pretty good, because dominion cards are on average good.
What do you mean by "good", if by your definition the majority of Dominion cards are good? Are you comparing with the six of spades and get out of jail free?
I can try reorder it. But I definitely don't want the opponents to reveal their hand before the player has chosen the effectYou don't need them to, but you do need them to before they actually trash the card. Because if the card to be trashed is a Rats or a Cultist, you will otherwise be unable to tell if they have been cheating.
Fishing Village, Philosopher's Stone, Fortress, Plaza, Worker's Village, Rebuild, Royal Seal, Upgrade, Hoard, Forge [Potion, Colony]Heh. Is that at all interesting, or does Turbo Rebuild just crush everything in sight?
The Market allows the user to draw a card and then do an action so the card hasn't resolved at the time that the thrown room was drawn.The Market doesn't "allow" the user to do anything. Everything on the card is mandatory. It forces the user to draw a card, and then automatically increments his number of Actions remaining, number of available Buys, and available Coin by one.
Really? Because I'll offer an incredibly weak, incredibly swingy card: Saboteur.Saboteur is not so much weak as it is terribroken; it flips from "so weak it should be ignored" to "so strong it dominates the board" very quickly depending on how often you can play it. (Once per turn is probably about the tipping point.)
Question: Would this mean that 'when you buy' effects happen to the possessed player, while 'when you gain' effects happen to the possessing player?Yes, because the possessee is the one buying the cards, but the possessor is the one gaining them.
Also, note that KCing a Market doesn't give you +3 Cards, +3 Actions, +3 Buys, and +$3 in that order. What actually happens is +1 Card, +1 Action, +1 Buy, +$1, +1 Card, +1 Action, +1 Buy, +$1, +1 Card, +1 Action, +1 Buy, +$1.Which is not particularly relevant in the specific case of Market, but matters for some other cards.
Probably should mention Events that don't gain cards in conjunction with Baths.Mission is probably a good one in that context.
