(09-13-2016, 12:58 AM)Reyweld Wrote: »In this game, there will be an amount of players (6), and a deck. Players will take turns one after another, drawing 3 cards from the deck and playing as many as they desire. At the end of their turn, the next player proceeds.

This is where it gets interesting: the previous player may do one of the following to the deck: Add a new card of their creation, add a copy of an existing card + an advanced copy, or remove a card (but there can never be less than 5). This happens at the end of every turn. I reserve the right to reject a card that doesn't follow the card making rules below.

Each player starts with 20/20 health. Your goal is to be the last player alive (players with 0 or less health are out of the game).

CARD MAKING RULES:

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SpoilerA list of card rules:
1. Your card cannot single out players. It cannot name players and it cannot indirectly name players, for example "the oldest player" or "the player with the most 'a''s in their username". As a general rule, meta data like usernames, sigs, time posted, ect should not have any effect over a card.
2. Your cards cannot do nothing. And I mean literally nothing. Something has to happen when you play the card, anything. A card could give resources that don't have a use yet or it could be a card that makes you draw more cards.
3. Don't make stupid, game-breaking cards. A card that forces the player to play it and then kills them instantly is a stupid card. A card that requires intense calculations or extreme inconveniences is a stupid card. Be reasonable. This is a silly fun game.
4. That's it. Thank you for reading this.

(09-13-2016, 02:12 AM)a52 Wrote: »Hello

(09-17-2016, 08:28 AM)qwerx3 Wrote: »Uh, clarification request. Does And Another And Another apply to And Anothers that are Egg Timered? If so:

Play [Ambassador]. [Egg Timer] 2 on [And Another].

If not:

[Egg Timer] 1 on [Ambassador]. Play [And Another].

(09-17-2016, 08:50 AM)☆ C.H.W.O.K.A ☆ Wrote: »

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Spoilerwhat i want to know is, what happens if you play an "and another" on an egg timer, like, by itself. it's like an open parenthesis! does it play whatever card is played next after the egg timer expires, no matter who played it? or is it specifically whatever card you, the person who played "and another", played next after the "and another"? does it just play the same egg timer again? with the same "and another" attached in an endless loop? does it disappear in a puff of logic at that point? i feel like it kinda has to be the first one, because otherwise it's no different from just not playing "and another" at all and just keeping it in your hand, only you've wasted an egg timer and you've forced yourself to use it in your next hand. and what happens if you play an "and another" on an egg timer, to get two running egg timers that aren't counting down to anything at all?

(09-17-2016, 10:17 AM)qwerx3 Wrote: »I've not really thought of keeping cards for future use. I always thought that whatever cards you don't play now can't be saved up (a la Dominion), but I may be misunderstanding the rules.

(09-17-2016, 08:06 PM)Gatr Wrote: »I don't like the look of And Another And Another. Seems like it'll multiply And Anothers exponentially until we end up having only 3 And Anothers in hand more often than not.

(09-17-2016, 10:26 PM)qwerx3 Wrote: »I was HOPING And Another And Another would not affect the deck :/

(09-17-2016, 10:29 PM)qwerx3 Wrote: »Here's my assumed game flow:

> Play Egg Timer on And Another
> Someone plays AAAA (maybe say 2 times)
Two turns later...
> Egg Timer activates. 4x And Anothers played.
> Now play some card like a Shield; all of the And Anothers become Shields, I now have 5 Shields.