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These cards let you gain cards up to a specific maximum price. Most of them work well in combinations with cards like {{card|Highway}}, which will let you gain more expensive cards than you usually can.
 
These cards let you gain cards up to a specific maximum price. Most of them work well in combinations with cards like {{card|Highway}}, which will let you gain more expensive cards than you usually can.
  
[[Dominion]]: {{card|Workshop}}, {{card|Feast}]
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*[[Dominion]]: {{card|Workshop}}, {{card|Feast}}
[[Intrigue]]: {{card|Ironworks}}
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*[[Intrigue]]: {{card|Ironworks}}
[[Seaside]]: {{card|Smugglers}}
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*[[Seaside]]: {{card|Smugglers}}
[[Alchemy]]: {{card|University}}
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*[[Alchemy]]: {{card|University}}
[[Prosperity]]: {{card|Talisman}}
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*[[Prosperity]]: {{card|Talisman}}
[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Horn of Plenty}}
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*[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Horn of Plenty}}
[[Hinterlands]]: {{card|Haggler}}
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*[[Hinterlands]]: {{card|Haggler}}
[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Hermit}}, {{card|Armory}}, {{card|Dame Natalie}}, {{card|Graverobber}}, {{card|Rogue}}
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*[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Hermit}}, {{card|Armory}}, {{card|Dame Natalie}}, {{card|Graverobber}}, {{card|Rogue}}
  
 
===Silver gainers===
 
===Silver gainers===
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Since {{card|Silver}} is present in every game, and is almost always a useful card but never super-powerful, there are a several cards that use gaining Silver as a decent but not overpowered bonus.
 
Since {{card|Silver}} is present in every game, and is almost always a useful card but never super-powerful, there are a several cards that use gaining Silver as a decent but not overpowered bonus.
  
[[Dominion]]: {{card|Bureaucrat}]
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*[[Dominion]]: {{card|Bureaucrat}}
[[Intrigue]]: {{card|Trading Post}}
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*[[Intrigue]]: {{card|Trading Post}}
[[Seaside]]: {{card|Explorer}}
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*[[Seaside]]: {{card|Explorer}}
[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Trusty Steed}}
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*[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Trusty Steed}}
[[Hinterlands]]: {{card|Jack of all Trades}}, {{card|Trader}}
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*[[Hinterlands]]: {{card|Jack of all Trades}}, {{card|Trader}}
[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Squire}}
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*[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Squire}}
  
 
===Other treasure gainers===
 
===Other treasure gainers===
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These cards can be used to gain other Treasures—some specifically {{card|Copper}}, {{card|Gold}}, or {{card|Spoils}}; others whatever Treasure happens to be available.
 
These cards can be used to gain other Treasures—some specifically {{card|Copper}}, {{card|Gold}}, or {{card|Spoils}}; others whatever Treasure happens to be available.
  
[[Dominion]]: {{card|Thief}}
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*[[Dominion]]: {{card|Thief}}
[[Seaside]]: {{card|Treasure Map}}, {{card|Explorer}}
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*[[Seaside]]: {{card|Treasure Map}}, {{card|Explorer}}
[[Prosperity]]: {{card|Mint}}, {{card|Hoard}}
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*[[Prosperity]]: {{card|Mint}}, {{card|Hoard}}
[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Bag of Gold}}
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*[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Bag of Gold}}
[[Hinterlands]]: {{card|Tunnel}}, {{card|Noble Brigand}}, {{card|Ill-Gotten Gains}}
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*[[Hinterlands]]: {{card|Tunnel}}, {{card|Noble Brigand}}, {{card|Ill-Gotten Gains}}
[[Promo]]: {{card|Governor}}
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*[[Promo]]: {{card|Governor}}
[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Beggar}}, {{card|Market Square}}, {{card|Marauder}}, {{card|Bandit Camp}}, {{card|Count}}, {{card|Pillage}}
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*[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Beggar}}, {{card|Market Square}}, {{card|Marauder}}, {{card|Bandit Camp}}, {{card|Count}}, {{card|Pillage}}
  
 
===Other specific-card gainers===
 
===Other specific-card gainers===
  
[[Intrigue]]: {{card|Baron}}—can gain an {{card|Estate}}
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*[[Intrigue]]: {{card|Baron}}—can gain an {{card|Estate}}
[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Followers}}—gains an {{card|Estate}}
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*[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Followers}}—gains an {{card|Estate}}
[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Tournament}}—can gain a {[card|Duchy}} or a [[Prize]]
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*[[Cornucopia]]: {{card|Tournament}}—can gain a {[card|Duchy}} or a [[Prize]]
[[Cornucopia}}: {{card|Jester}}—can gain whatever card is on top of the opponent's deck
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*[[Cornucopia}}: {{card|Jester}}—can gain whatever card is on top of the opponent's deck
[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Count}}—can gain a {{card|Duchy}} and/or a {{card|Copper}}
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*[[Dark Ages]]: {{card|Count}}—can gain a {{card|Duchy}} and/or a {{card|Copper}}

Revision as of 02:57, 10 November 2012

A "'gainer'" is any card which allows you to gain cards without buying them. The simplest example is WorkshopWorkshop.jpg. They often work well with GardensGardens.jpg strategies, as they allow you to gain more cards than you have buys. They're can also be useful for picking up engine components, especially cheap ones.

Cards that allow you to trash one card and gain another, like RemodelRemodel.jpg, are usually considered to be in a separate category from gainers, since they don't increase your deck size. However, they can sometimes have similar functions for gaining engine components.

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Types of gainers

Workshop variants

These cards let you gain cards up to a specific maximum price. Most of them work well in combinations with cards like HighwayHighway.jpg, which will let you gain more expensive cards than you usually can.

Silver gainers

Since SilverSilver.jpg is present in every game, and is almost always a useful card but never super-powerful, there are a several cards that use gaining Silver as a decent but not overpowered bonus.

Other treasure gainers

These cards can be used to gain other Treasures—some specifically CopperCopper.jpg, GoldGold.jpg, or SpoilsSpoils.jpg; others whatever Treasure happens to be available.

Other specific-card gainers

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