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[[Image:Trash-base.png|thumb|right|200px|Trash pile card with alternate art from the [[Base Cards]] set.]] | [[Image:Trash-base.png|thumb|right|200px|Trash pile card with alternate art from the [[Base Cards]] set.]] | ||
| − | To '''trash''' is to remove a card from your deck, placing it in an area called the '''Trash''' or '''Trash pile'''. This is distinct from [[discard]]ing, which removes a card from your hand or other area to your discard pile, waiting to be shuffled back into your deck. Trashing a card usually means removing it permanently from your deck, although there are a small number of cards, chiefly {{Card|Lurker}}, {{Card|Graverobber}}, {{Card|Rogue}}, {{Card|Treasurer | + | To '''trash''' is to remove a card from your deck, placing it in an area called the '''Trash''' or '''Trash pile'''. This is distinct from [[discard]]ing, which removes a card from your hand or other area to your discard pile, waiting to be shuffled back into your deck. Trashing a card usually means removing it permanently from your deck, although there are a small number of cards, chiefly {{Card|Lurker}}, {{Card|Graverobber}}, {{Card|Rogue}}, {{Card|Treasurer}}, and {{card|Shaman}}, that can retrieve a card from the trash, and a few cards, {{Card|Fortress}}, {{card|Lich}}, and {{card|Trail}}, which can return themselves to you if you try to trash them. In addition to these, {{Card|Forager}} and {{Card|Necromancer}} have effects that depend on what is in the trash, and the [[Zombie]]s start the game in the trash. Cards that can move cards to the trash include [[trasher]]s and [[Trashing attack|trashing Attack]]s; cards that trash themselves are often called [[one-shot]]s. There are also cards that give an effect when they are trashed. |
== Official Rules == | == Official Rules == | ||
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Some cards (and a [[Landmark]] and a [[Project]]) do something when a card is trashed. Most of these are from [[Dark Ages]], which has a major theme of trashing. These cards must be trashed by something else in order to get this effect; they can't simply trash themselves. | Some cards (and a [[Landmark]] and a [[Project]]) do something when a card is trashed. Most of these are from [[Dark Ages]], which has a major theme of trashing. These cards must be trashed by something else in order to get this effect; they can't simply trash themselves. | ||
| − | There are | + | There are 17 cards that do something when they themselves are trashed: |
* [[Action]]: | * [[Action]]: | ||
** {{Set|Hinterlands|ed=2|Hinterlands}}: {{Card|Trail}}, {{Card|Nomads}} | ** {{Set|Hinterlands|ed=2|Hinterlands}}: {{Card|Trail}}, {{Card|Nomads}} | ||
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** [[Empires]]: {{Card|Rocks}} | ** [[Empires]]: {{Card|Rocks}} | ||
** [[Nocturne]]: {{Card|Haunted Mirror}} | ** [[Nocturne]]: {{Card|Haunted Mirror}} | ||
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* [[Victory]]: | * [[Victory]]: | ||
** [[Dark Ages]]: {{Card|Feodum}}, {{Card|Overgrown Estate}} | ** [[Dark Ages]]: {{Card|Feodum}}, {{Card|Overgrown Estate}} | ||
** [[Empires]]: {{Card|Crumbling Castle}} | ** [[Empires]]: {{Card|Crumbling Castle}} | ||
| − | There are 2 | + | There are 2 card, 1 [[Landmark]], and 1 [[Project]] that do something when another card is trashed: |
* [[Dark Ages]]: {{Card|Market Square}} | * [[Dark Ages]]: {{Card|Market Square}} | ||
* [[Empires]]: {{Landmark|Tomb}} | * [[Empires]]: {{Landmark|Tomb}} | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
=== In other languages === | === In other languages === | ||
| − | + | * Czech: Smetiště | |
| − | + | * Dutch: Vernietigde kaarten | |
| − | + | * Finnish: Tuhotut kortit | |
| − | + | * French: Rebut | |
| − | + | * German: Müll | |
| − | + | * Korean: 폐기 (pron. ''pyegi'') | |
| − | + | * Polish: Śmietnisko | |
| − | + | * Russian: Свалка (pron. ''svalka'', lit. ''dump'') | |
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{{Navbox Mechanics}} | {{Navbox Mechanics}} | ||
[[Category:Other mechanics]] | [[Category:Other mechanics]] | ||
