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Featured article Duke is a Victory card from Intrigue. In keeping with the "Victory card" theme in Intrigue, Dukes score points for your Duchies. In a Province game, Dukes and Duchies can actually score more points than Provinces, giving them an advantage in Big Money-like games; however, engines typically have a harder time dealing with the large number of Victory cards that a Duke-Duchy strategy requires. Important articles Expansions Dominion Intrigue Seaside Alchemy Prosperity Cornucopia Hinterlands Dark Ages Guilds Strategy Big Money Engines Combos List of Cards by Qvist Rankings

Did you know? Market started out with a mere "+1 Buy" on that first evening of Dominion, and gradually accumulated the rest of the +'s over a couple evenings. If I left it at that you might think the first version was cheaper than , but no, it was . Before playing that first game, I had no idea what card costs should be, and my guesses were not always in the ballpark. Drawing Market meant you had fewer cards in hand to actually spend on that buy, so it obviously needed some money to go with it; and then there was another card that gave you a free coin, and I merged them. —Donald X. Vaccarino, The Secret History of the Dominion Cards External resources DominionStrategy Blog DominionStrategy Forum Isotropic Dominion - Unofficial Online Implementation Goko Dominion - Official Online Beta Implementation BoardGameGeek Entry Council Room - Stats from online games of Dominion