u/HonkyMahFah

Tweaking the most notorious treacheries

Not all of this is mine -- a few were ported to this format from a thread many years ago. But for the others, I've tried to keep as much of the original intent as possible while giving players another "out" than just forcing A Test of Will and thus a spirit hero, etc. Happy to hear people's thoughts, or if I've missed any cards that are truly "unfair." (As defined by requiring A Test of Will)

u/HonkyMahFah — 7 days ago

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Thoughts on playing a 30 card minimum with 2 copy max?

I'm getting into this with my SO who is decently into deck constructors but not obsessed. I'm also planning to proxy a lot of content. I know there are probably many purists here but I was wondering if the game is significantly affected (worse) if we stick to 30 cards / 2 copies max per deck? This will be a lot more manageable from a deck construction viewpoint (hearthstone rules, essentially)

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u/HonkyMahFah — 7 days ago