Are you already planning an expansion after Adventures?
If there will be an other expansion, will it have some of the new things from Adventures as well (like events)?
If you play Baker and spend its coin token immediately, it's behaving as a $5 Peddler. That's not necessarily a bad buy, per se, but there are typically better ones.
The more Bakers you have, the less likely it is that any given one will be giving you a coin token you'll want to save.
It's also just a worse Market(or Bazaar, or Treasury... you get the picture). When you don't need the flexibility of a coin token, you lose out on the potential.
Peddler has the whole cost reduction thing, so it's not that good to compare Baker to. Even if it has the same effect, it almost never has the same opportunity cost, so people think of their Peddlers as having better value than they do.
When people compare cards to Peddler, I think they are usually referring to the theoretical fixed-price Peddler (at a price of $4) rather than actual Peddler. It's pretty much accepted that $4 for a cantrip coin is a fair price.
If you can't play Giant more than once a turn, it's probably not worth going for, I think. Just like if you can't play a Pillage a turn, it's probably a bad idea.I disagree with both of these statements.
I said probably, and Stef himself doesn't like going for Pillage unless he can get them every turn usually, so I based it off of that.
I think what people don't consider enough is that you can choose to discard the cantrip.
Maybe he's a hinting that today's preview card will be the Prescriptive Grammarian: each player gains a curse for every grammatical error made.
I suspect that the -1 Card from Borrow will be more painful than it seems at first. Giving your opponent a free Urchin+ isn't the end of the world, but it's probably not something you want to make a habit of doing either.
I King's Court an Estate.
Yeah, with Adventures, you can now say "I King's Court an Estate."
What I hope the +5 cards card is - $3 actionA terminal Gold with an Attack every two plays would not get away with a $5 price tag.
Turn your Journey token over (it starts face up). If it's face down, +4 cards. If it's face up, +1 card.
Too good? Could it even be balanced at 4? It's between a smithy and a moat, but it's better the first time you play it and moat gives you another effect. Also I think alternating is better than being constant, that is, giant would be worse if it gave 3 coins every time.
Without specified units, so do all circular things.You can also make your own with construction paper, scissors, a writing utensil, compass, and straight edge.Journey token have a radius of pi.
Lost City adds a sixth Copper.So Province on turn 1 is a thing now. I mean, technically it was as soon as Lost City was revealed, but now it's a thing in 2 player games.
How? Borrow only gives you the $+1 once per turn, that doesn't seem enough.
With Borrow and Baker, you're only getting up to $7.
