Editing Talk:Chariot Race

Suggested revision: Condense the debt and potions explanation into one neater paragraph under a more generalized rule.
  - Eliminate the "Other Rules clarifications" section (as it will be contained in this edit).
  - Replace the 4th bullet, starting "With debt ..." with the following:
  - "Comparing cards with debt and potion costs: Your card costs more only if its $, debt, and potion costs all are greater than or equal to your opponent's, and one currency costs more."
  - Or: "Comparing cards with debt and potion costs: Your card costs more only if it cost more in at least one currency type and does not cost less in any currency type."
  - [[User:Johnhatrick|Johnhatrick]] ([[User talk:Johnhatrick|talk]]) 03:27, 28 August 2020 (EDT)

Question: I was playing a game against my family when I played a Chariot Race and revealed a City Quarter (cost: 8 debt). My dad, the player next to me, played a copper (cost: 0 coins)
Should I have gotten the coin and victory point from it?
  - Argument for: Copper technically cost 0 debt, so City Quarter is more.
  - Argument against: Copper is measured with coins and City Quarter with debt, so neither is necessarily more.
  - Answer: The first argument is correct. Copper costs 0 coins and 0 debt. City Quarter costs 0 coins and 8 debt. Therefore, City Quarter costs more than Copper.
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    - Argument against: Copper is measured with coins and City Quarter with debt, so neither is necessarily more.
    - Answer: The first argument is correct. Copper costs 0 coins and 0 debt. City Quarter costs 0 coins and 8 debt. Therefore, City Quarter costs more than Copper.
-:The "Official FAQ" is what it says - as printed in the official rules booklet. We do not alter it (except for formatting maybe). The "Other Rules clarifications" section's purpose is to clarify rules that are not in the "official" section. [[User:M knox|m_knox]] ([[User talk:M knox|talk]]) 04:26, 28 August 2020 (EDT)