Editing Megaturn

A '''megaturn''' strategy is one that eschews buying any [[Victory]] cards until one last game-ending turn. In contrast with a typical [[Big Money]] strategy, where you buy one Victory card per turn throughout the [[endgame]], a megaturn deck will buy no Victory cards for the first 11-14 turns of the game and then buy enough Victory cards to end the game in a single turn, at some point between turns 12 and 16. Common enablers of megaturn strategies are {{Card|King's Court}}, which super-charges engines, and {{Card|Bridge}}, which provides cost reduction and [[+Buy]]. In fact, [[Combo: King's Court and Bridge|King's Court and Bridge]] and [[Combo: Native Village and Bridge|Native Village and Bridge]] are powerful [[combo|combos]] that can be used to set off a megaturn.

Megaturn strategies often involve the purchase of cards that would normally break a deck if purchased gradually.  When pursuing a megaturn strategy, you do not need to consider whether or not your deck is resilient to [[greening]], as you can end the game on the same turn you buy most of your Victory cards.

Megaturns do not need to involve a large volume of {{VP}}.  All that is needed is to end the game with a {{VP}} lead, so in some cases a few purchases of {{Card|Duchy|Duchies}} or even {{Card|Estate|Estates}} can be combined with ending the game on piles.

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−	A '''megaturn''' strategy is one that eschews buying any [[Victory]] cards until one last game-ending turn. In contrast with a typical [[Big Money]] strategy, where you buy one Victory card per turn throughout the [[endgame]], a megaturn deck will buy no Victory cards for the first 11-14 turns of the game and then buy enough Victory cards to end the game in a single turn, at some point between turns 12 and 16. Common enablers of megaturn strategies are {{Card\|King's Court}}, which super-charges engines, and {{Card\|Bridge}}, which provides cost reduction and [[+Buy]]. In fact [[Combo: Native Village and Bridge\|Native Village and Bridge]] ~~is a~~ powerful [[combo]] that can be used to set off a megaturn.	+	A '''megaturn''' strategy is one that eschews buying any [[Victory]] cards until one last game-ending turn. In contrast with a typical [[Big Money]] strategy, where you buy one Victory card per turn throughout the [[endgame]], a megaturn deck will buy no Victory cards for the first 11-14 turns of the game and then buy enough Victory cards to end the game in a single turn, at some point between turns 12 and 16. Common enablers of megaturn strategies are {{Card\|King's Court}}, which super-charges engines, and {{Card\|Bridge}}, which provides cost reduction and [[+Buy]]. In fact, [[Combo: King's Court and Bridge\|King's Court and Bridge]] and [[Combo: Native Village and Bridge\|Native Village and Bridge]] are powerful [[combo\|combos]] that can be used to set off a megaturn.

	Megaturn strategies often involve the purchase of cards that would normally break a deck if purchased gradually. When pursuing a megaturn strategy, you do not need to consider whether or not your deck is resilient to [[greening]], as you can end the game on the same turn you buy most of your Victory cards.		Megaturn strategies often involve the purchase of cards that would normally break a deck if purchased gradually. When pursuing a megaturn strategy, you do not need to consider whether or not your deck is resilient to [[greening]], as you can end the game on the same turn you buy most of your Victory cards.