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A few [[card-shaped thing]]s have abilities that grant a player an '''extra turn''', in addition to the number of [[turn]]s they would ordinarily be permitted by the game rules. Extra turns can be a very powerful effect—it's possible to accomplish a lot on a turn—and so the abilities that grant extra turns are usually limited in some way to prevent them being abused. | A few [[card-shaped thing]]s have abilities that grant a player an '''extra turn''', in addition to the number of [[turn]]s they would ordinarily be permitted by the game rules. Extra turns can be a very powerful effect—it's possible to accomplish a lot on a turn—and so the abilities that grant extra turns are usually limited in some way to prevent them being abused. | ||
| − | Extra turns do not count toward the tiebreaker rule that the player who has taken fewer turns wins a game with a tied score. | + | Extra turns do not count toward the tiebreaker rule that that the player who has taken fewer turns wins a game with a tied score. |
{{card|Lich}} has the opposite effect, making you lose a turn. If you play a {{card|Lich}} and earn an extra turn on the same turn, the two effects cancel out; you just skip the extra turn and have your next normal turn as usual. | {{card|Lich}} has the opposite effect, making you lose a turn. If you play a {{card|Lich}} and earn an extra turn on the same turn, the two effects cancel out; you just skip the extra turn and have your next normal turn as usual. | ||
