Virtual coin
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Revision as of 06:38, 4 December 2012
Virtual coin, also called virtual money, refers to an Action card which provides buying power.
Non-terminal virtual-coin Actions are often classified as either cantrip money or disappearing money based on whether they provide +Cards or not. Terminal virtual-coin Actions almost never provide +Cards.
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Synergies/Combos
- Poor House - Poor house provides good buying power in decks without treasure, and the poor house itself is a form of virtual coin.
- Tactician - Tactician benefits from virtual coin played on the turn where Tactician is played; this strategy requires +Actions. First play the cards providing virtual coin, and play Tactician as the last action, discarding the hand, before making a purchase. The double tactician strategy usually relies heavily on this strategy.
- Counter to Pirate Ship - Virtual coin decks counter pirate ship effectively, as there are fewer or no targets for the pirate ship.
Examples of virtual coin
There are a tremendous number of cards that offer virtual coin.
