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Dominion: Adventures Previews / Re: French Preview : Pistage / Quête
« on: April 15, 2015, 09:06:07 am »
Are the English names confirmed?
Lost Arts does not set aside a card; Inheritance does.I am guessing that the +1 action token is no longer effective once the supply pile you put it on its empty (a la band of misfits)? Or is it viable for the rest of the game, regardless?
I suppose it is still effective, as you set aside the card (and also it would prevent that card to be bought and count towards emptying the pile).
That's why it prevents setting aside Victory cards. If not, you could set aside the last Province for $7 if you want to trigger the end of the game.
Inheritance doesn't allow Victory cards because they were too automatic. It's also confusing.
I am guessing that the +1 action token is no longer effective once the supply pile you put it on its empty (a la band of misfits)? Or is it viable for the rest of the game, regardless?The token works even if the pile is empty, and can be put on an empty pile.
I am guessing that the +1 action token is no longer effective once the supply pile you put it on its empty (a la band of misfits)? Or is it viable for the rest of the game, regardless?
Calling is not playing; when you play the card, you're playing it, and when you call it, you're calling it. Calling it does put it "into play" though, which matters for Peddler etc.
I still don't get it...
What does "Pay all your $" mean?
Let's say I play a Treasury, then a Storyteller, and play a Venture (which drew a Gold) and a Bank as part of the storyteller. How many cards do I draw from the Storyteller?
The Treasury gave me +$1, the Storyteller gave me +$1, and the Venture gave me +$1, the Gold gave me +$3, and the Bank gave me +$3. That's a total of $9.
So I draw 9 cards, and have 11 in hand with 1 action left to play.
Does that example help?
(Edited to fix brain-fart over how much a Gold gave)
Dame Ann and Beggar! On the BGG Goko promo. Beggar is a reaction and Dame Ann looks like a Looter!
http://boardgamegeek.com/image/1393558
I think TR selected an action card from your hand, which was most definitely BoM at that step, since it hasn't been (about to be) played yet. At any rate, regardless of whether it selected BoM-as-Feast, that card is no longer BoM-as-Feast by the time TR2 rolls around.
(Obviously, Donald has prerogative to issue clarifications or errata whenever he feels, but I don't think the cards as written suggest the ruling as given for TR-BoM-Feast.)
Yes, but you're Throne Rooming a BoM-as-Feast, not a BoM simply. To "Throne Room" something is not simply to choose it with Throne Room, but to also play it with Throne Room. To be "activated" by Throne Room means both chosen AND put in play, and as soon as you say "play," BoM is a Feast (or whatever). You don't stop saying "play" until the Throne Room has run it's course.
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Essentially:
Play Throne Room.
Choose a card. (What card? BoM.)
Play that card twice. (What card? BoM-as-Feast.)
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Play Throne Room.
Choose a card. (What card? BoM.)
Play that card twice. (What card? BoM-as-Feast.)
Play the chosen card. (BoM-as-Feast)
Reevaluate the status of the chosen card.
Play the chosen card. (BoM)
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Scenario 1 looks like Throne Room... simple and direct.
Scenario 2 adds in a lot more that isn't simply or directly on Throne Room.
Border Village:
If there's a Talisman in play: I buy a Border Village, gain a Smithy and gain a second one. Great! Question: 2 Bridges, Play a Talisman, buy a BV, get 2, so I get 4 Smithies, right?