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« on: March 01, 2012, 10:51:15 pm »
Hey everyone. After reading the amazing Fan Card Creation Guide, I decided to have a go. Any and all feedback is appreciated. I hope you enjoy...
Dominion - Jurisdiction!
Lead (Treasure) ($0)
$0
When you trash this, gain a gold.
Bailiff (Action) ($2)
+1 Card, + 1 Action
Trash a card from your hand.
Clerk ($3) (Victory - Reaction)
1VP
When another player plays an Attack card, you may reveal this from your hand. If you do, you are not affected by that Attack.
Defendant (Action – Reaction) ($3)
Draw a card, then trash a card from your hand.
When another player plays an Attack card, you may reveal this from your hand. If you do, you are not affected by that Attack.
Witness (Action) ($3)
- All other players reveal their hand. You may gain a copy of a card that any opponent is holding that is not a victory card.
Prosecutor (Action – Attack) ($4)
- Name a card that is not a victory card. Then, each player reveals their hand. If they reveal any copies of that card, they must discard one of them immediately.
Oath (Action) ($4)
+1 card, +1 action
Name a card. Reveal the top card of your deck. If it is the named card, put it into your hand and you may gain a copy of it and you may trash a card from your hand.
Warden (Action-Attack) ($4)
+1 card
You may reveal up to 2 curses from your hand and return them to the supply. If you don’t reveal any curses, then each other player gains a curse.
Jury (Action - Attack) ($5)
All players reveal the top card of their deck. You decide whether the other players should discard the revealed card or put it into their hand. If they put it into their hand, you gain a copy of the card on your deck. You may then decide on your revealed card. You may either put it back on your deck, discard it, or trash it.
Precinct (Victory) ($5)
- Plus one victory point for every three victory cards in your deck, counting this, rounding down.
Robin Hood (Action – Attack) ($5)
+1 buy
All other players reveal their hand. You may immediately steal any card from the hand of whichever player holds the highest total value in Gold, Silver, and Copper. Place this card into your hand. (If more than one player are tied for the highest value in their hand, you must steal from the player closest to your left.)
Jurisdiction (Action – Victory)($6)
+1 Card, +1 Action
3VP
Courthouse (Action – Victory) ($6)
Choose 2: +1 card, + 2 Actions, +$2
1 VP
Trial (Action) ($6)
+1 Action
Draw two cards. You may either put them both into your hand or discard them both. If you discard both, +1 card and +$1.
Attorney ($7) (Action-Reaction-Duration)
+1 Action, +$1
Attorney stays in play until the start of your next turn. If you have an Attorney in play, when any player plays a gold or platinum, you may gain one of the same.
While Attorney is in play, you may gain a copy of any treasure that an opponent gains. If you do, put it on top of your deck.
While Attorney is in play, when another player plays an attack card, you are not affected by that attack.
The rest of the feedback makes sense. Some of the cards definitely need some mitigation on their swinginess i.e. no gaining victory cards. I'm glad that at least a few of them got the "interesting" nod 
You definitely have a strong feel for how things will play, much stronger than me. I'm still working on that, but just the act of writing the deck was a great exercise for me in understanding the nature of cards.
) and I spent the money on a shiny new curse. WanderingWinder, why is this the "correct" play? It would be different if I didn't have enough money to buy the Province and I was doing what I needed to do to close the game...but there's only 1 Province left and I could have either bought it myself or handed it over and won either way, so I don't understand why handing it over is "correct"? It's just showboating.