u plays an Elder.
u gets +$2.
u plays a Merchant Camp using Way of the Mouse.
u plays an Amulet.
u trashes a Curse.
 | Armada $7 - Action - Attack - Duration Each other player with 4 or more cards in hand discards a card. If any Victory card discarded this way, +2VP. At start of your next turn: +4 Cards. |
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My weird idea of the week:Looks like Orchestra and Harp can steal cards from under someone's Grand Piano. Is it intended?
Yep. A strange trash traveller type line with crazy and explosive combos. Trumpet as draw, violin as gains, harp to really kick things off and grand piano as payload. FAQ: Cards under Grand Piano are not part of your deck: they do not count for end of game scoring. There are 4 of each Instrument in the trash.
Way of the Vulture
Play an Action or Treasure card from Trash costing less than this, leaving it there.
Shouldn’t this have a non-Command restriction? For example, I believe that 3 Highways in play, Captain in the trash and a $7 cost action in hand leads to a loop that lets you play an arbitrarily high number of actions costing up to $4 at the start of the next turn.
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| Carnival $7* - Action +1 Card +1 Action +$1 +2 Buys - This costs $1 less per differently named Treasure in play. Heirloom: Beer | Beer $2 - Treasure - Heirloom Cards cost $1 less this turn. |
 | Dike $4 - Action - Gathering +1 Card per 2% on the Dike Supply pile, rounded up. You may trash a card from your hand. If you don't, trash this. - When you gain this, put 1% onto the Dike Supply pile. When you trash this, take 1% from the Dike Supply pile. |
 | Inquisition $5 - Action - Attack +2 Cards Each other player with 4 or more cards discards a card. The player to your left names a card. You may play an Action card from your hand other than the named card. |
 | Wagenburg $4 - Action - Duration +1 Card +2 Actions You may put your -1 Card token on your deck. If you did, at start of your next turn, +1 Card. - While this is in play, you are unaffected by other players' Attack cards. |
All the official "return to Action phase" cards give +1 Buy. In absence of +Buys in the kingdom, which is not uncommon, this only allows to play one of the bought cards for effects, similar to Invention.
Street Vendor is a cantrip that potentialy let you buy the card you'll draw with a sort of "royal seal" effect for the turn.
It combo with DtX and gainer.
Hope you'll like it.
An throne room you can play during your night phase in case you draw it dead. And at the beginning of your next turn, you get a bit of reliability!It's much stronger than Mastermind, almost as good as KC. I think, playing once now and once later would be just fine for $5
Quote from: MochaMokoBarrows
④ Action - Duration - Victory
At the start of each of your
Buy phases for the rest of the
game, set aside a card from
your hand face up (on this).
(This stays in play.)
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Worth 2 VP per Action card set
aside by this at end of game.
Hey there, fella! Do you want to build a pyramid? Stack a bunch of junk in a heap, put some Action cards in, bake for 15 minutes, serve chilled!
Oh, it doesn't look the way I imagined it to. Well I hope it's tasty enough.
FAQ: You must put a card on Barrows if you can. A copy of Barrows also only counts the Actions that it itself has set aside; you can't buy Colonies for ④ all of a sudden, sorry mate. And anyone may look through your set-aside-by-Barrows piles. It's kind of disrespectful to dig through other people's graves though.
You might be reminded of Cathedral. Barrows keeps the cards yours, so feel free to put in your Provinces and other cards that you want for scoring purposes. It also triggers at the start of your Buy phase, so you aren't hampered by the limited options your starting hand offers you. I expect it will be much more pleasant to play with than Cathedral later on, but less pleasant than Cathedral early on, because you actually have to draw a card and play it to get cooking. And, well, it costs ④.
Pillow
Treasure - Night - Reserve - $5
If it's Night phase, put this
on your Tavern mat. Otherwise,
$2
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At start of your Buy phase,
you may call this to play it.
This seems like a really convoluted way of designing a Treasure that is just +2 Coffers. I know Coffers are normally on Actions, not Treasures, but it basically works that way here.
Granted, +2 Coffers is slightly more flexible than this card because here you have to spend them both on the same turn.
