Posted by Relezite on 2015-10-15 09:34:37

What turn does the goldfish game end on?

Posted by Wreckage on 2015-10-15 10:23:13

Can you maybe explain it a little?
I like those two things you mention but I don't think I'm gonna read everything just to figure out what it is about.

Posted by Meltyman on 2015-10-15 15:41:38

So you basically don't play per se, you just compare the total of dmg you can deal with your deck?

Each for their own, but why wouldn't you just play like normal people :D

Posted by Irgy on 2015-10-17 01:42:24

Relezite - It after you've had 7 turns, plus any extra turns you generate along the way. There's a slightly more technical description in the rules but that's the gist of it.

Wreckage - The short version is you draft some cards, then measure the maximum number of points you can get with those cards using a stacked deck (to take out the randomness) and against an inactive opponent. You then compare scores to see how well you drafted. The fun comes from finding whacky interactions between cards, for example Stolen Identity and Precursor Golem.

Meltyman - We play like normal people as well. This has the advantages though of zero cost, no requirement to be physically co-located or even online at the same time (we do the draft asynchronously), and being different in a whacky and interesting way.