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[[Image:Supply2.png|thumb|right|500px|A diagram from the official rulebook, highlighting the Base cards in the Supply.]] | [[Image:Supply2.png|thumb|right|500px|A diagram from the official rulebook, highlighting the Base cards in the Supply.]] | ||
| − | :''For the main game see [[Dominion (Base Set)]] and for the | + | :''For the main game see [[Dominion (Base Set)]] and for the expansion with base cards see [[Base Cards]].'' |
| − | '''Basic cards''' (or '''Base cards''') are those cards in the [[Supply]] (or players' starting decks) that are not [[Kingdom]] cards. | + | '''Basic cards''' (or '''Base cards''') are those cards in the [[Supply]] (or players' starting decks) that are not [[Kingdom]] cards. [[Dominion (base set)|Dominion]] introduced {{Card|Copper}}, {{Card|Silver}}, {{Card|Gold}}, {{Card|Estate}}, {{Card|Duchy}}, {{Card|Province}}, and {{Card|Curse}} as basic cards, and other expansions have added to their ranks. The [[Base Cards]] expansion has new basic cards with individual illustrations. |
| − | + | == Basic Treasures == | |
| + | *'''Copper''' is a [[Treasure]] that produces {{Cost|1}} when played. Coppers cost {{Cost|0}}, meaning they are "free," although they use up a [[buy]]. Each player starts with 7 Coppers in their deck. Copper is usually not desirable in one's deck, and is usually fodder for [[trasher|trashers]] when trashers are present in the kingdom. | ||
| − | + | *'''Silver''' is a Treasure that produces {{Cost|2}} and costs {{Cost|3}}. It is a common [[opening]] buy. Every [[kingdom card]] that costs {{Cost|3}} competes with Silver, making the "[[Silver test]]" ("Is this card really better than Silver for my deck?") something to consider. | |
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| − | + | *'''Gold''' is a Treasure that produces {{Cost|3}} and costs {{Cost|6}}. It is a valuable card for most decks, and is a very popular buy with {{Cost|6}} and {{Cost|7}} to spend, barring any other important cards in the Kingdom with that same price range. | |
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| − | + | == Basic Victory cards == | |
| − | + | *'''Estate''' is a [[Victory card]] that gives 1 {{VP}} and costs {{Cost|2}}. Each player starts with 3 Estates in their deck. Like Copper, Estates are undesirable in one's deck at the beginning of the game, but unlike Copper, they can be crucial in the [[endgame]] when every point matters. For this reason, they are often bought at the end of games, usually when one is unable to buy a Province or Duchy. | |
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| − | | | + | *'''Duchy''' is a Victory card that gives 3 {{VP}} and costs {{Cost|5}}. Duchies are usually not bought until the endgame where one cannot afford a Province or one is observing the [[Penultimate Province Rule]]. |
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| − | | | + | *'''Province''' is a Victory card that gives 6 {{VP}} and costs {{Cost|8}}. The goal for most players is to buy as many Provinces as possible, since they are the most valuable victory card in every game (except in {{Card|Colony}} games). |
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| − | + | == Curse == | |
| − | + | *'''Curse''' is a card that gives –1 {{VP}} and costs {{Cost|0}}. Players rarely intentionally add a Curse to their own decks, but there are some [[curser|Kingdom cards that can cause other players to gain Curses]] as an [[Attack]] or penalty. However, Curse is always in the Supply, even in games that do not include such Kingdom cards. | |
| − | + | == Special basic cards == | |
| − | + | A few expansions provide additional basic cards. | |
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| − | + | * [[Alchemy]] includes '''{{Card|Potion}}''', a Treasure card that produces {{Cost|P}} when played and costs {{Cost|4}}. It is added to the supply in games using Kingdom cards with {{Cost|P}} in their cost. | |
| − | * {{ | + | * [[Prosperity]] includes '''{{Card|Platinum}}''', a Treasure card that produces {{Cost|5}} and costs {{Cost|9}}, and '''{{Card|Colony}}''', a Victory card that gives 10 {{VP}} and costs {{Cost|11}}. These may be included in the Supply in games using Kingdom cards from Prosperity. |
| − | + | * [[Dark Ages]] includes '''[[Ruins]]''', a collection of weak [[Action]] cards costing {{Cost|0}}, which, like Curses, are distributed by some Kingdom cards (called [[Looter|Looters]]) as an Attack or penalty. Ruins are added to the Supply in games using Looters. Dark Ages also includes '''[[Shelter|Shelters]]''', cards costing {{Cost|1}} which can replace Estates in players' starting decks and never appear in the Supply; these may be used in games including Kingdom cards from Dark Ages. | |
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