Editing Terminality
Warning: You are not logged in.
Your IP address will be recorded in this page's edit history.The edit can be undone.
Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then save the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
| Latest revision | Your text | ||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
| − | A large part of strategy in Dominion revolves around dealing with the rule that a player may only play one Action per turn. Some cards allow you to play a single other Action after being played, some allow you to play multiple other Actions, and some are able to do something with other Actions they've [[collision|collided]] with. In general, cards are balanced so that ones that do not provide +Action are more powerful than ones that do at the same [[cost]]. For example, {{Card|Laboratory}} provides +2 Cards and is non-terminal, and costs {{Cost|5}}, while Moat provides +2 Cards and is terminal, and costs {{Cost|2}}. Ignoring Moat's [[Reaction]], the cards are identical, apart from their terminality. The ability to play another Action after Laboratory merits an increase of {{ | + | A large part of strategy in Dominion revolves around dealing with the rule that a player may only play one Action per turn. Some cards allow you to play a single other Action after being played, some allow you to play multiple other Actions, and some are able to do something with other Actions they've [[collision|collided]] with. In general, cards are balanced so that ones that do not provide +Action are more powerful than ones that do at the same [[cost]]. For example, {{Card|Laboratory}} provides +2 Cards and is non-terminal, and costs {{Cost|5}}, while Moat provides +2 Cards and is terminal, and costs {{Cost|2}}. Ignoring Moat's [[Reaction]], the cards are identical, apart from their terminality. The ability to play another Action after Laboratory merits an increase of {{cost|3}} in cost. |
== Levels of Terminality == | == Levels of Terminality == | ||
Net positive Actions: | Net positive Actions: | ||
