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[WilsonWriter]

The definition of a do-gooder is someone who is well-intentioned but often interfering in their efforts to help. Thus, our Do-Gooder card. It is not an attack since it offers and often delivers a Silver to the other players.

DO-GOODER
Cost: $4
Action

Each other player gains two Coppers, or reveals a Copper from his hand and gains a Silver. Either way, you gain a Gold and put it on the bottom of your deck.

[Awaclus]

Junking your opponent's decks with Silvers is an attack.

[soulnet]

Junking your opponent's decks with Silvers is an attack.

Governor begs to differ.

[sudgy]

Junking your opponent's decks with Silvers is an attack.

Governor begs to differ.

But that's just because it's Governor-remodel fodder...

[A Drowned Kernel]

More to the point, giving your opponent two coppers is almost as strong as mountebank, and the fact that they have to take a silver even if they block it is a kick in the face.

[Asper]

I'm not sure wheter WilsonWriter actually wants advice on his cards. I am pretty sure i remember 90% of his threads ending with "We like it how it is so i'll keep it that way."

And there's nothing wrong with that, i guess, everybody can play this game as they want. Makes it kind of moot to bother and explain design flaws, though.

Sorry if this is rude.