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{{Infobox Card
{{Infobox Card
  |name = Tunnel
  |name = Tunnel
|cost = 3
  |type1 = Victory
  |type1 = Victory
  |type2 = Reaction
  |type2 = Reaction
  |illustrator = Brian Brinlee
  |illustrator = Brian Brinlee
  |text = {{VP|'''2'''|l}}
  |text = {{VP|2|l}}
----
|text2 = When you discard this other than during Clean-up, you may reveal it to gain a Gold.
''When you discard this other than during a Clean-up phase, you may reveal it. If you do, gain a Gold.
}}
}}
'''Tunnel''' is a [[Victory]]-[[Reaction]] card from [[Hinterlands]]. It is the only card with this typing. It can be extremely powerful when it can be somewhat reliably discarded for free {{Card|Gold}}, but is still often useful just for the benefit of 2{{VP}} for only {{Cost|3}}.
'''Tunnel''' is a [[Victory]]-[[Reaction]] card from [[Hinterlands]]. It is worth 2 {{VP}}, and it gains a {{Card|Gold}} if you can find a way to discard it.
 
== FAQ ==
== FAQ ==
=== Official FAQ ===
=== Official FAQ (2022) ===
* This is both a Victory card and a Reaction.
* Use 8 copies for a 2-player game, 12 for 3 or more players.
* At the end of the game Tunnel is worth 2 {{VP}}.
* This is worth {{VP|2}} at the end of the game, and can [[gain]] you a {{Card|Gold}} each time you [[discard]] it.
* Tunnel's reaction ability functions when you discard it.
* See the [[Hinterlands#When Discarded|When Discarded]] section.
* You cannot simply choose to discard it; something has to let you or make you discard it.  
* This ability functions whether you discard Tunnel on your own turn (such as due to {{Card|Oasis}}) or on someone else's (such as due to {{Card|Margrave}}).
* It functions if Tunnel is discarded from your hand (such as due to Oasis) or from your deck, or when set aside (such as due to {{Card|Cartographer}}).
* If Tunnel would normally not necessarily be revealed (such as when discarding multiple cards to Cartographer), you have to reveal it to get the Gold.
* Revealing it is optional, even if Tunnel was already revealed for some other reason; you are not forced to gain a Gold.
* This ability does not function if cards are put into your discard pile without being discarded, such as when you buy a card, when you gain a card directly (such as with {{Card|Border Village}}), when your deck is put into your discard pile, such as with Chancellor from Dominion, or with {{Card|Possession}} from Dominion: Alchemy, when trashed cards are returned to you at end of turn. The key thing to look for is a card actually telling you to "discard" cards.
* It also does not function during Clean-up, when you normally discard all of your played and unplayed cards.  
* The Gold you gain comes from the Supply and is put in your discard pile; if there is no Gold left in the Supply, you do not gain one.


=== Other Rules clarifications ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
| <h3> Official FAQ (2016) </h3>
|-
| <ul>
<li> Tunnel's Reaction ability functions when you [[discard]] it.
<li> You cannot simply choose to discard it; something has to let you or make you discard it.
<li> This ability functions whether you discard Tunnel on your own turn (such as due to {{Card|Oasis}}) or on someone else's (such as due to {{Card|Margrave}}).
<li> It functions if Tunnel is discarded from your hand (such as due to Oasis) or from your deck (such as due to {{Card|Cartographer}}), or when set aside.
<li> If Tunnel would normally not necessarily be revealed (such as when discarding multiple cards to Cartographer), you have to reveal it to get the Gold.
<li> Revealing it is optional, even if Tunnel was already revealed for some other reason; you are not forced to gain a {{Card|Gold}}.
<li> This ability does not function if cards are put into your discard pile without being discarded, such as when you buy a card, when you gain a card directly (such as with {{Card|Border Village}}), or when your deck is put into your discard pile (such as with {{Card|Scavenger}} from [[Dark Ages|Dominion: Dark Ages]]).
<li> It also does not function during Clean-up, when you normally discard all of your played and unplayed cards.
<li> The key thing to look for is a card actually telling you to "discard" cards.
<li> The {{Card|Gold}} you gain comes from the [[Supply]] and is put into your discard pile.
</ul>
|}


You can only reveal a given copy of Tunnel once per discard. That is, you can't discard one Tunnel, reveal it twice, and get two Golds.
=== Other rules clarifications ===
* You can only reveal a given copy of Tunnel once per discard. That is, you can't discard one Tunnel, reveal it twice, and get two {{Card|Gold|Golds}} (see also: ''[[Reaction#Rules|When Discarded]]'' rules).
* When you discard multiple cards at once (e.g. to a {{Card|Minion}}), they are all discarded at once. This means if you discard a hand with Tunnel and {{Card|Watchtower}}, you can reveal the Tunnel, but you can't use your {{Card|Watchtower}} anymore (see also: ''[[Reaction#Rules|When Discarded]]'' rules).


== Strategy Article ==
== Strategy ==
Tunnel's reaction ability often cannot be utilized effectively, but 2{{VP}} for only {{Cost|3}} is still a good deal, and will often be bought in the [[endgame]] when you can't afford a {{Card|Duchy}}. When you can discard it, however, free Gold is an incredible bonus. Many cards give you the ability to discard one or more cards. However, just because there is a card which discards doesn't mean Tunnel is a good early-game pickup. The key is to consider how many cards you have to choose your discard from. {{Card|Horse Traders}}, for instance, without any card draw, only has 4 possible cards to discard from. As such, {{Card|Horse Traders}}/Tunnel is often not a great opening unless you get lucky.  
Tunnel is a situational [[Victory]] card that is typically used as a {{Card|Gold}}-[[gainer]] alongside effects that can discard it. Tunnel is best in decks that offer this possibility reliably (e.g., {{Card|Warehouse}} can more reliably discard Tunnel than {{Card|Crystal Ball}} can), can tolerate an influx of [[stop card]]s, and can make effective use of the {{Card|Gold|Golds}}, typically either through [[trash-for-benefit]] or plentiful +Buy. When not useful as a {{Card|Gold}}-gainer, Tunnel is usually not very impactful. However, its {{Cost}}/{{VP}} ratio is better than {{Card|Duchy}} or {{Card|Estate}}, so it can occasionally be the non-{{Card|Province}} Victory card of choice in the late-game if you have plentiful Buys and can handle the extra stop cards.


The best cards to pair with Tunnel are those that both draw cards and let you discard from any in your hand such as {{Card|Warehouse}}, {{Card|Vault}}, {{Card|Young Witch}}, and {{Card|Embassy}}—though Vault is often less powerful because it allows your opponent the ability to discard a Tunnel as well. The increased deck cycling is also very important as it allows you to find and play your Gold more quickly.
Tunnel is usually added to your deck in the mid- or late-game, when you have [[deck control]] and can reliably [[collision|collide]] it with a discarding card, which is often a [[sifting|sifter]] such as {{Card|Warehouse}}. A good use case for Tunnel is one in which you have sufficient [[overdraw]] and can discard a single Tunnel multiple times in a turn to gain multiple {{Card|Gold|Golds}}. {{Event|Gamble}} and Tunnel work together particularly well for this while also mitigating some of the need for overdraw, effectively allowing you to buy {{Card|Gold|Golds}} for {{Cost|1}} after the initial {{Cost|2}} if you only have a single Tunnel in your draw pile and discard. More generally, however, Tunnel is often useful for adding [[payload]] while you’re simultaneously sifting through your deck and [[build]]ing otherwise. For example, if you’re using a lot of sifting anyway to more reliably [[cycle]] to your {{Card|Village}}/{{Card|Smithy}} pairs, a Tunnel will allow you to gain {{Card|Gold|Golds}} for little additional effort.


Finally, Tunnel is a decent, but not great defense against {{Card|Militia}} and {{Card|Goons}}. Getting free Golds is fine, but you have to have the tunnel in hand when you get attacked, which either requires your opponent to be constantly playing the attack or you to have a lot of Tunnels, both of which aren't great for you.  
Tunnel is typically not a very effective defense against [[handsize attack]]s. In Kingdoms in which such [[Attack]]s are centralizing, being able to reliably [[draw]] starting from a smaller hand size is more important, and adding more stop cards in {{Card|Gold|Golds}} usually works against that goal of finding those draw cards.


===Notable Synergies===
* {{Project|Crop Rotation}}
* {{Card|Dungeon}}
* {{Card|Storeroom}}


=== Forum Article Originally by [http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=5236.0 Insomniac] with feedback from the community ===
===External strategy articles===
====Introduction====
''Note: Article(s) below are by individual authors and may not represent the community's current views on cards, but may provide more in-depth information or give historical perspective. Caveat emptor.''
Tunnel is a Victory/Reaction card worth 2{{VP}} at only {{Cost|3}}. But the victory portion of this card isn't the reason to pick up Tunnel(s) the reason you pick up Tunnel(s) is for its reaction. The reaction portion of this card allows you to when discarded gain a Gold from the supply.
* [http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=5236.0 Insomniac's 2010 article]


====When to NOT Tunnel====
== Versions ==
Probably the most important part of understanding Tunnel is knowing when you '''don't''' want to Tunnel. Tunnel is an incredibly fun card to play but you don't want to play Tunnel when there isn't discard on the board as you won't be getting any Gold from your Tunnels. Additionally you don't want to over do Tunnel on a board that does support Tunnel, but more on that later. Additionally if there is a strong curse attack or looter on board you'll probably want to ignore Tunnel as it will be another dead card in your deck.
===English versions===
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
====Deciding to Tunnel====  
! Print !! Digital !! Text !! Release !! Date
Now that you have seen there is some discard on board you have to decide whether Tunnel is a viable option or not. {{Card|Militia}} alone as a discarder is '''not''' incentive to buy Tunnel (as your opponent will simply ignore Militia at which point congratulations on your dead card). However cards like Warehouse, Young Witch and Storeroom are incredibly powerful Tunnel enablers. In other words you want to look for actions that allow '''you''' to discard and not or cards that force opponents to discard. In essence there are two main reasons you should pick up Tunnel: the first is for cheap {{VP}}s in the end game and the other is for Gold production. For the {{VP}} they work well as part of a 3 pile alternate VP strategy with {{Card|Gardens}} or {{Card|Silk Road}}s or as Late game {{VP}} that is worth more than Estate for only {{Cost|1}} more.
 
The reaction part is where you are going to need a few things:
# A way of discarding cards as mentioned above.
# A way to ensure Tunnel is in the cards you discard, while {{Card|Oracle}} may trigger Tunnels the chances of it hitting Tunnel are fairly low especially as your deck continues to grow the longer the game goes on
# A way to use the Gold that Tunnel provides you with. Because your deck will have more {{VP}} (tunnels) and more gold then normal your deck will be high variance, thus sifter cards are the easiest way to ensure you get maximum use of your Gold.
 
====Examples of cards to look for====
 
=====The cream of the crop=====
# Filter cards are the most powerful form of Tunnel enabler, the normal example being {{Card|Warehouse}}, it's non terminal, draws 3 up front and discards 3 cards, this means it can activate your Tunnels even if it they aren't in your hand when you play the Warehouse.
# {{Card|Storeroom}} gets a special mention here as well, as it is a '''double''' discarder with a +buy. Later in the game the +Buy will be relevant if you manage to draw a bunch of gold into your hand. Early game the first discard will help you dig for your Tunnels that you don't have (and trigger those you already have), while the second discard will give you buying power for the turn and a second chance to trigger Tunnels. This is an incredibly powerful combo and one to keep an eye out for.
=====The Bigger picture=====
These are cards that enable Tunnel but you probably only want to be using one or two Tunnels to augment another strategy.
# {{Card|Young Witch}} - Young Witch enables Tunnel early on while junking up your opponents deck, the reason you want to only have 1 or 2 Tunnels here is because your opponent will likely be also playing young witch which means that you will be getting a junkier deck as well and thus the chance of colliding Young Witch and Tunnel will go down as the game progresses, therefore you want to use Tunnel as a 1 or 2 shot for a bonus {{VP}} at the end of the game and an early game accelerant to help you get Gold and hopefully a few Provinces before your deck is terrible.
# {{Card|Tactician}} - Tactician engines are strong on their own and while a Tunnel won't hurt as a bit of a cute way to add Gold to your deck, any more than 1 will ultimately slow you down and end up causing you to have 9 card Tactician turns occasionally.
# Alt VP - In games with {{Card|Silk Road}}, running out the Tunnels is going to be stronger than running out the {{Card|Estate}}s as each Tunnel is worth 2{{VP}} as opposed to 1{{VP}}.
# {{Card|Cellar}}/{{Card|Hamlet}}/{{Card|Secret Chamber}} - While not particularly strong Tunnel enablers if you have a deck that is already capable of running Tunnels adding some of these to the deck is likely to add some staying power and more gold to your deck, these are sort of mini-enablers.
=====Combos to look for=====
# As mentioned above {{Card|Storeroom}}/Tunnel
# Also mentioned above {{Card|Warehouse}}/Tunnel
# {{Card|Golem}}/Tunnel - Here the plan is to have enough Golems that you consistently draw them and ''one'' other action card. This means everytime you play a Golem you discard your deck, which in turn means you discard all of your Tunnels, that can be a devastating amount of Gold. In games with one or both players playing this you need to keep an eye on the Gold pile, it can empty. Note: Having multiple Golem target actions can still be powerful but it is more likely you want to be building an engine rather than clogging it up with Tunnel + Gold in this case. (Full article here: http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=2620.0)
#{{Card|Cartographer}}/Tunnel - Cartographer looks at the top card of your deck and can discard any number of them there, this means that you get to dig '''four''' cards deep to try and trigger your Tunnels, like other sifters this can be incredibly powerful, the downside of this combo is that without a hand discard action you can be stuck with Tunnels in your hand and then that Cartographer looks a bit silly.  (Full article here: http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=1760.0)
# {{Card|Vault}}/Tunnel - Vault '''loves''' Gold, Tunnel makes Gold, these cards love each other. With one Gold in hand a Vault gets you a Province. Vault allows you to discard cards and dig 2 cards so if you pull a Tunnel the chances of hitting a Province on your Vaults stays way up. An interesting counter point to this combo is that Tunnel works '''against''' Vault/Tunnel as well as Vault allows your opponent to discard cards to draw a card so even if you don't pick up a Vault you can trigger Tunnels on your opponents Vault making your hand and deck better. Similarly be wary of an opponent who has already bought Tunnel on a board where you want to play Vault.
# {{Card|Minion}}/Tunnel - Minion pitches your hand to get a new hand and multiple minions get you money and a new hand the standard minion/minion combo. The upside to this is that with a couple Tunnels in your deck (again likely one or two) you can grab some free gold while doing the generic minion combo. The other thing is that because Minion can be so game dominating in boards including Minion, your Tunnels will be triggered by your opponents. Since an opponent's Minion will cause you to discard your Tunnels Tunnel can also be run in a deck alternate to Minion as if you opponent is going for a minion strategy he will almost certainly be giving you Gold this way.
#{{Card|Venture}}/{{Card|Loan}}/{{Card|Farming Village}} + Tunnel - All of the first three cards reveal cards until they hit a certain condition (the first two stop on money and the latter on a action/money card).  Of the three, Venture does the most of what you want. All of these cards allow you to discard multiple Tunnels and if you can control the top of your deck at all can occasionally allow you to setup a massive Tunnel trigger. With the former (Venture), it does the best of both worlds, skipping and triggering your Tunnels all the while finding and playing the Gold that your Tunnels have produced. Loan will trim the copper out of your deck early, should you so wish, but will inevitably become weaker once it only finds Gold. Lastly, Farming Village has the potential to put the Gold into your hand (being like a Venture without +{{Cost|1}}), but has the problem that it stops on more cards than either of the first two, making it harder to Trigger your Tunnels.
#{{Card|Embassy}} - Embassy draws a whopping 5 cards and discards 3. This means that the number of cards you can look at with Embassy is 9 (4 from hand + 5 drawn) and you can discard up to 3 Tunnels. This is a particularily strong Tunnel enabler though will probably require a silver to buy and you don't want to buy too often on the opening shuffle as it will give your opponent a silver boost in his economy as well (while you will be unable to get a Tunnel on that first shuffle and will have to wait till the second shuffle)
#{{Card|Hunting Party}} - Hunting Party hates diversity; however, if you nab up at least 2 and probably 3 or 4 Tunnels and a big Hunting party stack you will likely be able to Trigger those Tunnels multiple times in the same turn creating for a huge surgence of Gold in your deck and while Hunting party may hate diversity, it loves Gold, in as many copies as you care to have.
 
====Discard attacks====
You should never rely on an opponent picking up a Militia to be a reason to trigger your Tunnel in fact Tunnel should deter most people from picking up Militia unless they haven't seen Tunnel before. However Tunnel will probably not deter your opponent from picking up a discard attack like Goons or Minion. In these cases (as detailed above for Minion) Tunnel can be a nice way to get Gold into your deck if your opponent is going to be reliably playing these attacks fairly often. However in the case of Goons you probably want to just be playing your Goons more often instead of clogging your deck up with Gold and Tunnels.
 
====Engines====
In an engine deck you don't want a lot of money or clog. However, sometimes your going to want Gold (especially if there is no action $ on board) In such cases picking up a Tunnel can be a way of doing this. To do this you are going to want cards that allow selective discard, and an engine that can reliably draw your deck. If you can set this up a Tunnel or Two can be an easy way to add Gold to your deck very quickly allowing you to transition into your endgame of multiple Provinces/Colonies a turn; similarly, the Gold can allow you to skip silver if your engine requires expensive engine parts.
 
====Trash for benefit====
In a deck where you can trigger Tunnel to get Golds, Trash for Benefit should be considered as a good addition to your deck. Remodelers for instance can turn that Gold you got from a Tunnel straight into a Province. {{Card|Apprentice}}? Draw 6 Cards, {{Card|Salvager}}? +{{Cost|6}}. In an engine where you draw your deck every turn this can be your method for greening given the right trash-for-benefit, or it can be an integral part of your draw engine (Apprentice). Even in a big money deck it can help you hit the 2 province turn if you can remodel a Gold and still have G/G/S or G/G/G in hand.
 
====How to play Tunnel====
The number of Tunnels you want to pick up is going to vary based on the type of discard you have. If the type of discard you have is non-terminal ({{Card|Warehouse}}/{{Card|Cellar}}), You'll want to pick up a few more Tunnels than with a terminal (probably 4 or 5 at most). You want to make sure that if you are picking up that many Tunnels, you are countering it with at least an equal (and probably a greater) number of the discarders.  With a terminal discard, you probably want to stop at 2 or 3. I personally like to stop at 3, as 3 Tunnels is worth a Province and allows you to be a tiny bit slower to the end game than your opponent (when your deck is much stronger). You almost never want to pick up just 1 Tunnel unless you manage to get a collision of your discarder and your Tunnel on your first reshuffle, as with 2-3 Tunnels your chances of colliding Tunnel goes way up.
 
====Misc. thoughts====
When Tunnel is on the board you shouldn't fully ignore it. Even if the board isn't conducive to the reactional portion of Tunnel it is important to remember that Tunnel should be favoured over Estate in the green phase as it is worth 1VP more at only 1 more cost.
 
Works With:
*Card Sifters
*Card Discarders
*Not over doing it
 
Conflicts With:
*Colony Games
*Curse / Loot Attacks
*Super quick silly boards ({{Card|Jack of all Trades}}/{{Card|Governor}}).
 
==== Cards that can trigger Tunnel on your turn ====
Five card hands are assumed to make the table sortable. The last column shows the change of the other two columns if you have more or less cards in hand.
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Card !! up to X Tunnels !! out of X cards !! Hand size dependant
|-
|-
|{{Card|Cartographer}} || 4 || 4 || -/-
| {{CardLangVersionImage|o=1}} || {{CardLangVersionImage|d=g|o=1}} || {{VP|2|l}}{{divline}}When you discard this other than during a Clean-up phase, you may reveal it. If you do, gain a Gold. || Hinterlands || October 2011
|-
|-
|{{Card|Catacombs}} || 3 || 3 || -/-
| {{CardLangVersionImage}} || {{CardLangVersionImage|d=s}} || {{VP|2|l}}{{divline}}When you discard this other than during Clean-up, you may reveal it to gain a Gold. || <p>Hinterlands [[Second Edition|(2016 printing)]]</p><hr><p>Hinterlands (Second Edition)</p>  || December 2016
|-
|}
|{{Card|Cellar}} || 4 || 4 || ±1/±1
 
|-
===Other language versions===
|{{Card|Count}} || 2 || 4 || -/±1
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible autocollapse" style="text-align:center;"
|-
! Language !! Name !! Print !! Digital !! Text !! style="width:18%"|Notes
|{{Card|Duchess}} || 1 || 1 || -/-
|-
|{{Card|Embassy}} || 3 || 9 || -/±1
|-
|{{Card|Hamlet}} || 2 || 5 || -/±1
|-
|{{Card|Harvest}} || 4 || 4 || -/-
|-
|{{Card|Horse Traders}} || 2 || 4 || -/±1
|-
|{{Card|Inn}} || 2 || 6 || -/±1
|-
|{{Card|Ironmonger}} || 1 || 1 || -/-
|-
|{{Card|Jack of all Trades}} || 1 || 1 || -/-
|-
|{{Card|Lookout}} || 1 || 3 || -/-
|-
|-
|{{Card|Minion}} || 4 || 4 || ±1/±1
!Czech
| Tunel || || || ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Navigator}} || 5 || 5 || -/-
!Dutch
| Tunnel || || || ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Oasis}} || 1 || 5 || -/±1
!Finnish
| Tunneli || || || ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Oracle}} || 2 || 2 || -/-
!French
| Tunnel || || {{CardVersionImage|TunnelFrench2021Digital|French language Tunnel 2021 from Shuffle iT}} || {{VP|2|l}}{{divline}}Quand vous défaussez cette carte en dehors de la phase Ajustement, vous pouvez la dévoiler pour recevoir un Or. ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Scrying Pool}} || 1 || 1 || -/-
!rowspan=2|German
| Tunnel || [[File:Tunnel.German.jpg|100px|German language Tunnel 2019 by ASS]] || || {{VP|2|l}}{{divline}}Wenn du diese Karte außerhalb deiner Aufräumphase ablegst, darfst du sie aufdecken, um ein Gold zu nehmen. || (2019)<hr>Note: rulebook FAQ 2019 for this card significantly shortened
|-
|-
|{{Card|Secret Chamber}} || 4 || 4 || ±1/±1
| Tunnel ||  || {{CardVersionImage|TunnelGerman2021Digital|German language Tunnel 2021 from Shuffle iT}} || {{VP|2|l}}{{divline}}Wenn du diese Karte außerhalb der Aufräumphase ablegst, darfst du sie aufdecken, um ein Gold zu nehmen. || 2.&nbsp;Edition<br>(2022)
|-
|-
|{{Card|Spy}} || 1 || 1 || -/-
!Italian
| Galleria || || || ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Storeroom}} || 8 || 8 || ±2/±2
!Japanese
| 坑道 (pron. ''kōdō'') || || {{CardVersionImage|TunnelJapanese2021Digital|Japanese language Tunnel 2021 from Shuffle iT}} || {{VP|2|l}}{{divline}}このカードをクリーンアップフェイズ以外の場面で捨て札にするとき、これを公開してもよい。公開した場合、金貨1枚を獲得する。 ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Survivors}} || 2 || 2 || -/-
!Polish
| Tunel || {{CardLangVersionImage|Polish}} || || {{VP|'''2'''|l}}{{divline}}Kiedy odrzucasz tę kartę poza fazą porządków, możesz ją odkryć, aby dodać Złoto. || (2024)
|-
|-
|{{Card|Tactician}} || 4 || 4 || ±1/±1
!Russian
| Туннель (pron. ''tunnyel''') || || || ||
|-
|-
|{{Card|Vault}} || 6 || 6 || ±1/±1
!Spanish
|-
| Túnel || || || ||
|{{Card|Wandering Minstrel}} || 3 || 3 || -/-
|-
|{{Card|Warehouse}} || 3 || 7 || -/±1
|-
|{{Card|Young Witch}} || 2 || 6 || -/±1
|}
|}
{| class="wikitable"
! Card !! Condition
|-
|{{Card|Adventurer}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 2 Treasure Cards
|-
|{{Card|Golem}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 2 Action Cards
|-
|{{Card|Hunting Party}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 1 Card you've not in hand if you've at least one Tunnel in hand
|-
|{{Card|Loan}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 1 Treasure Card
|-
|{{Card|Rebuild}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 1 Victory Card other than Tunnel
|-
|{{Card|Sage}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 1 Card costing {{Cost|3}} or more if you've got at least one {{Card|Highway}}, {{Card|Bridge}} or {{Card|Princess}} in play
|-
|{{Card|Venture}}
|all Tunnels you've not in hand until it finds 1 Treasure Card
|}
=== Antisynergies ===
* Lack of above.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==
=== In other languages ===
[[Image:TunnelArt.jpg|thumb|right|354px|Official card art.]]
* Dutch: Tunnel
=== Theme ===
* French: Tunnel
{{Quote
* German: Tunnel
|Text= This was a tricky one. I looked at the cards that cause discarding. There were three categories that came up a bunch: 1) attacks; 2) storage-related things like {{Card|Cellar}}; 3) navigation-related stuff. Tunnel can be an escape tunnel for the first, a tunnel off of your {{Card|Cellar}} for the second, and it's a place you can navigate through for the third. Obv. many discard-involving actions don't fit these categories, but this was the best I could do. And then, in the tunnel you find a vein of gold.
* Spanish: Túnel
|Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
|Source=[https://www.boardgamegeek.com/thread/719450/article/7789338#7789338 The Secret History of the Hinterlands Cards]
}}
=== Preview ===
Tunnel was never officially previewed due to a leak at Essen, but Donald X. later released this text anyway.
{{Quote
|Text=Tunnel is a crazy card that does something when you [[discard]] it. This includes discarding it to actions like {{Card|Inn}}, discarding it to attacks like {{Card|Militia}}, and also discarding it without ever having it in your hand, due to actions like {{Card|Adventurer}}. Just look for the word "discard" and study the FAQ, once it's available. It does not work with {{Card|Chancellor}}, that's the only tricky part. The "clean-up" bit is to make sure it doesn't make {{Card|Gold}} just due to discarding your hand at the end of your turn.


What you get for your troubles is a Gold. In a Tunnel-heavy game, you may see the Golds run out. And when you're not discarding Tunnel, it's a [[Victory]] card, so you'll be happy discarding it. That Victory card is worth {{VP|2}} for a mere {{Cost|3}}, and well if that looks crazy, consider exactly how powerful {{Card|Estate}} is.
|Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
|Source=[http://www.boardgamegeek.com/article/7673075#7673075 Hinterlands Previews #5]
}}
=== Secret History ===
=== Secret History ===
For strumphf's 2022 advent calendar, Donald X. [https://youtu.be/8TauCr24moo?t=12 went in-depth on the development] of Tunnel.
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|Text=At one point the main set had a card that had you draw a card if you discarded it. It was too wonky of an ability for the main set, and the card was bad anyway, so I cut it. When Hinterlands became its own set, I made a new card with that ability, this time a Witch variant. I ended up cutting that one because I didn't want two ways to get Curses in the set, and preferred Ill-Gotten Gains.
|Text=At one point the main set had a card that had you draw a card if you discarded it. It was too wonky of an ability for the main set, and the card was bad anyway, so I cut it. When Hinterlands became its own set, I made a new card with that ability, this time a {{Card|Witch}} variant. I ended up cutting that one because I didn't want two ways to get Curses in the set, and preferred {{Card|Ill-Gotten Gains}}.
 
Late in the going, I wanted something else in the set that was exotic, and decided to try another do-something-when-discarded card. This time I had you gain {{Card|Gold}} rather than draw cards, which slightly reduced possible confusion. It was immediately popular, but there was the question of what the top should be. It had to be simple. It couldn't be say +{{Cost|2}} because then this would be flat-out worse than {{Card|Silver}} in most games that had no combo. It was +2 Cards for a bit, which seemed okay.


Late in the going, I wanted something else in the set that was exotic, and decided to try another do-something-when-discarded card. This time I had you gain Gold rather than draw cards, which slightly reduced possible confusion. It was immediately popular, but there was the question of what the top should be. It had to be simple. It couldn't be say +{{Cost|2}} because then this would be flat-out worse than Silver in most games that had no combo. It was +2 Cards for a bit, which seemed okay.
Then it turned out Hinterlands wouldn't be a standalone after all, which gave me space for 9 more cards. A standalone only has room for 291 kingdom cards and randomizers; a normal large set can hold 300. I was already using 290 cards. So I couldn't quite fit another kingdom card, but an existing card could turn into a victory card. And I had been wanting to have a victory-reaction in the set. So I changed Tunnel to be worth {{VP|2}}. It seemed like that might be crazy at {{Cost|3}}, but what, why not try it? As you can see, it worked out.
|Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
|Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
|Source=[http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=909.0 The Secret History of the Hinterland Cards]
|Source=[http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=909.0 The Secret History of the Hinterland Cards]
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=== Donald X.'s opinion ===
{{Quote|Text= People go for this a lot, I mean if there's anything to do they do it. Obv. the smaller combos will break your heart, you wonder why you aren't drawing your {{Card|Oasis}} with your Tunnel more often. If you are flipping over more cards, especially without drawing them e.g. {{Card|Cartographer}}, it's nice.
| Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
|Source=[http://forum.dominionstrategy.com/index.php?topic=18150.msg741757#msg741757 $3 Cost Card Rankings Bottom Half]
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People could not believe the Tunnel package. Two {{VP}} and it gains you {{Card|Gold||Golds}} and only costs {{Cost|3}}. What crazy broken thing is this? The first trick is that you're comparing it to {{Card|Estate}}, but {{Card|Estate}} is bad; the second is that "gain a {{Card|Gold}}" is a lot worse than it looks.
| Name=[[Donald X. Vaccarino]]
|Source=[https://discord.com/channels/212660788786102272/499250664690679808/1257049250810953748 Dominion Discord, 2024]
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Latest revision as of 21:04, 30 June 2024

Tunnel
Info
Cost $3
Type(s) Victory - Reaction
Kingdom card? Yes
Set Hinterlands
Illustrator(s) Brian Brinlee
Card text
2 VP
When you discard this other than during Clean-up, you may reveal it to gain a Gold.

Tunnel is a Victory-Reaction card from Hinterlands. It is worth 2  VP, and it gains a Gold if you can find a way to discard it.

FAQ

Official FAQ (2022)

  • Use 8 copies for a 2-player game, 12 for 3 or more players.
  • This is worth 2 VP at the end of the game, and can gain you a Gold each time you discard it.
  • See the When Discarded section.

Official FAQ (2016)

  • Tunnel's Reaction ability functions when you discard it.
  • You cannot simply choose to discard it; something has to let you or make you discard it.
  • This ability functions whether you discard Tunnel on your own turn (such as due to Oasis) or on someone else's (such as due to Margrave).
  • It functions if Tunnel is discarded from your hand (such as due to Oasis) or from your deck (such as due to Cartographer), or when set aside.
  • If Tunnel would normally not necessarily be revealed (such as when discarding multiple cards to Cartographer), you have to reveal it to get the Gold.
  • Revealing it is optional, even if Tunnel was already revealed for some other reason; you are not forced to gain a Gold.
  • This ability does not function if cards are put into your discard pile without being discarded, such as when you buy a card, when you gain a card directly (such as with Border Village), or when your deck is put into your discard pile (such as with Scavenger from Dominion: Dark Ages).
  • It also does not function during Clean-up, when you normally discard all of your played and unplayed cards.
  • The key thing to look for is a card actually telling you to "discard" cards.
  • The Gold you gain comes from the Supply and is put into your discard pile.

Other rules clarifications

  • You can only reveal a given copy of Tunnel once per discard. That is, you can't discard one Tunnel, reveal it twice, and get two Golds (see also: When Discarded rules).
  • When you discard multiple cards at once (e.g. to a Minion), they are all discarded at once. This means if you discard a hand with Tunnel and Watchtower, you can reveal the Tunnel, but you can't use your Watchtower anymore (see also: When Discarded rules).

Strategy

Tunnel is a situational Victory card that is typically used as a Gold-gainer alongside effects that can discard it. Tunnel is best in decks that offer this possibility reliably (e.g., Warehouse can more reliably discard Tunnel than Crystal Ball can), can tolerate an influx of stop cards, and can make effective use of the Golds, typically either through trash-for-benefit or plentiful +Buy. When not useful as a Gold-gainer, Tunnel is usually not very impactful. However, its $/ VP ratio is better than Duchy or Estate, so it can occasionally be the non-Province Victory card of choice in the late-game if you have plentiful Buys and can handle the extra stop cards.

Tunnel is usually added to your deck in the mid- or late-game, when you have deck control and can reliably collide it with a discarding card, which is often a sifter such as Warehouse. A good use case for Tunnel is one in which you have sufficient overdraw and can discard a single Tunnel multiple times in a turn to gain multiple Golds. Gamble and Tunnel work together particularly well for this while also mitigating some of the need for overdraw, effectively allowing you to buy Golds for $1 after the initial $2 if you only have a single Tunnel in your draw pile and discard. More generally, however, Tunnel is often useful for adding payload while you’re simultaneously sifting through your deck and building otherwise. For example, if you’re using a lot of sifting anyway to more reliably cycle to your Village/Smithy pairs, a Tunnel will allow you to gain Golds for little additional effort.

Tunnel is typically not a very effective defense against handsize attacks. In Kingdoms in which such Attacks are centralizing, being able to reliably draw starting from a smaller hand size is more important, and adding more stop cards in Golds usually works against that goal of finding those draw cards.

Notable Synergies

External strategy articles

Note: Article(s) below are by individual authors and may not represent the community's current views on cards, but may provide more in-depth information or give historical perspective. Caveat emptor.

Versions

English versions

Print Digital Text Release Date
Tunnel Tunnel from Goko/Making Fun 2 VP
When you discard this other than during a Clean-up phase, you may reveal it. If you do, gain a Gold.		 Hinterlands October 2011
Tunnel Tunnel from Shuffle iT 2 VP
When you discard this other than during Clean-up, you may reveal it to gain a Gold.

Hinterlands (2016 printing)

Hinterlands (Second Edition)

 December 2016

Other language versions

Language Name Print Digital Text Notes
Czech Tunel
Dutch Tunnel
Finnish Tunneli
French Tunnel French language Tunnel 2021 from Shuffle iT 2 VP
Quand vous défaussez cette carte en dehors de la phase Ajustement, vous pouvez la dévoiler pour recevoir un Or.
German Tunnel German language Tunnel 2019 by ASS 2 VP
Wenn du diese Karte außerhalb deiner Aufräumphase ablegst, darfst du sie aufdecken, um ein Gold zu nehmen.		 (2019)
Note: rulebook FAQ 2019 for this card significantly shortened
Tunnel German language Tunnel 2021 from Shuffle iT 2 VP
Wenn du diese Karte außerhalb der Aufräumphase ablegst, darfst du sie aufdecken, um ein Gold zu nehmen.		 2. Edition
(2022)
Italian Galleria
Japanese 坑道 (pron. kōdō) Japanese language Tunnel 2021 from Shuffle iT 2 VP
このカードをクリーンアップフェイズ以外の場面で捨て札にするとき、これを公開してもよい。公開した場合、金貨1枚を獲得する。
Polish Tunel Polish language Tunnel 2 VP
Kiedy odrzucasz tę kartę poza fazą porządków, możesz ją odkryć, aby dodać Złoto.		 (2024)
Russian Туннель (pron. tunnyel')
Spanish Túnel

Trivia

Official card art.

Theme

This was a tricky one. I looked at the cards that cause discarding. There were three categories that came up a bunch: 1) attacks; 2) storage-related things like Cellar; 3) navigation-related stuff. Tunnel can be an escape tunnel for the first, a tunnel off of your Cellar for the second, and it's a place you can navigate through for the third. Obv. many discard-involving actions don't fit these categories, but this was the best I could do. And then, in the tunnel you find a vein of gold.
—Donald X. Vaccarino, The Secret History of the Hinterlands Cards

Preview

Tunnel was never officially previewed due to a leak at Essen, but Donald X. later released this text anyway.

Tunnel is a crazy card that does something when you discard it. This includes discarding it to actions like Inn, discarding it to attacks like Militia, and also discarding it without ever having it in your hand, due to actions like Adventurer. Just look for the word "discard" and study the FAQ, once it's available. It does not work with Chancellor, that's the only tricky part. The "clean-up" bit is to make sure it doesn't make Gold just due to discarding your hand at the end of your turn. What you get for your troubles is a Gold. In a Tunnel-heavy game, you may see the Golds run out. And when you're not discarding Tunnel, it's a Victory card, so you'll be happy discarding it. That Victory card is worth 2 VP for a mere $3, and well if that looks crazy, consider exactly how powerful Estate is.
—Donald X. Vaccarino, Hinterlands Previews #5

Secret History

For strumphf's 2022 advent calendar, Donald X. went in-depth on the development of Tunnel.

At one point the main set had a card that had you draw a card if you discarded it. It was too wonky of an ability for the main set, and the card was bad anyway, so I cut it. When Hinterlands became its own set, I made a new card with that ability, this time a Witch variant. I ended up cutting that one because I didn't want two ways to get Curses in the set, and preferred Ill-Gotten Gains.

Late in the going, I wanted something else in the set that was exotic, and decided to try another do-something-when-discarded card. This time I had you gain Gold rather than draw cards, which slightly reduced possible confusion. It was immediately popular, but there was the question of what the top should be. It had to be simple. It couldn't be say +$2 because then this would be flat-out worse than Silver in most games that had no combo. It was +2 Cards for a bit, which seemed okay.

Then it turned out Hinterlands wouldn't be a standalone after all, which gave me space for 9 more cards. A standalone only has room for 291 kingdom cards and randomizers; a normal large set can hold 300. I was already using 290 cards. So I couldn't quite fit another kingdom card, but an existing card could turn into a victory card. And I had been wanting to have a victory-reaction in the set. So I changed Tunnel to be worth 2 VP. It seemed like that might be crazy at $3, but what, why not try it? As you can see, it worked out.
—Donald X. Vaccarino, The Secret History of the Hinterland Cards

Donald X.'s opinion

People go for this a lot, I mean if there's anything to do they do it. Obv. the smaller combos will break your heart, you wonder why you aren't drawing your Oasis with your Tunnel more often. If you are flipping over more cards, especially without drawing them e.g. Cartographer, it's nice.
—Donald X. Vaccarino, $3 Cost Card Rankings Bottom Half


People could not believe the Tunnel package. Two  VP and it gains you Gold and only costs $3. What crazy broken thing is this? The first trick is that you're comparing it to Estate, but Estate is bad; the second is that "gain a Gold" is a lot worse than it looks.
—Donald X. Vaccarino, Dominion Discord, 2024


v . t . e
Cards $2 Crossroads • Fool's Gold $3 Develop • Guard Dog • Oasis • Scheme • Tunnel $4 Jack of All Trades • Nomads • Spice Merchant • Trader • Trail • Weaver $5 Berserker • Cartographer • Cauldron • Haggler • Highway • Inn • Margrave • Souk • Stables • Wheelwright • Witch's Hut $6 Border Village • Farmland
Removed cards $2 Duchess $3 Oracle $4 Noble Brigand • Nomad Camp • Silk Road $5 Cache • Embassy • Ill-Gotten Gains • Mandarin
Combos and Counters Trader/Feodum
Other concepts When gain
v . t . e
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Dominion $2 Cellar • Chapel • Moat $3 Harbinger • Merchant • Vassal • Village • Workshop $4 Bureaucrat • Gardens • Militia • Moneylender • Poacher • Remodel • Smithy • Throne Room $5 Bandit • Council Room • Festival • Laboratory • Library • Market • Mine • Sentry • Witch $6 Artisan
Removed cards: $3 Chancellor • Woodcutter $4 Feast • Spy • Thief $6 Adventurer
Intrigue $2 Courtyard • Lurker • Pawn $3 Masquerade • Shanty Town • Steward • Swindler • Wishing Well $4 Baron • Bridge • Conspirator • Diplomat • Ironworks • Mill • Mining Village • Secret Passage $5 Courtier • Duke • Minion • Patrol • Replace • Torturer • Trading Post • Upgrade $6 Farm • Nobles
Removed cards: $2 Secret Chamber $3 Great Hall $4 Coppersmith • Scout $5 Saboteur • Tribute
Seaside $2 Haven • Lighthouse • Native Village $3 Astrolabe • Fishing Village • Lookout • Monkey • Sea Chart • Smugglers • Warehouse $4 Blockade • Caravan • Cutpurse • Island • Sailor • Salvager • Tide Pools • Treasure Map $5 Bazaar • Corsair • Merchant Ship • Outpost • Pirate • Sea Witch • Tactician • Treasury • Wharf
Removed cards: $2 Embargo • Pearl Diver $3 Ambassador $4 Navigator • Pirate Ship • Sea Hag $5 Explorer • Ghost Ship
Alchemy P Transmute • Vineyard $2 Herbalist $2P Apothecary • Scrying Pool • University $3P Alchemist • Familiar • Philosopher's Stone $4 Potion $4P Golem $5 Apprentice $6P Possession
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Removed cards: $3 Loan • Trade Route $4 Talisman $5 Contraband • Counting House • Mountebank • Royal Seal • Venture $6 Goons
Cornucopia & Guilds $2 Candlestick Maker • Hamlet $2+ Farrier • Stonemason $3 Menagerie • Shop $3+ Infirmary $4 Advisor • Farmhands • Plaza • Remake • Young Witch $4+ Herald $5 Baker • Butcher • Carnival • Ferryman • Footpad • Horn of Plenty • Hunting Party • Jester • Journeyman • Joust (Rewards: Coronet • Courser • Demesne • Housecarl • Huge Turnip • Renown)• Merchant Guild • Soothsayer $6 Fairgrounds
Removed cards: $3 Fortune Teller $3+ Doctor • Masterpiece $4 Farming Village • Horse Traders • Taxman • Tournament (Prizes: Bag of Gold • Diadem • Followers • Princess • Trusty Steed) $5 Harvest
Hinterlands $2 Crossroads • Fool's Gold $3 Develop • Guard Dog • Oasis • Scheme • Tunnel $4 Jack of All Trades • Nomads • Spice Merchant • Trader • Trail • Weaver $5 Berserker • Cartographer • Cauldron • Haggler • Highway • Inn • Margrave • Souk • Stables • Wheelwright • Witch's Hut $6 Border Village • Farmland
Removed cards: $2 Duchess $3 Oracle $4 Noble Brigand • Nomad Camp • Silk Road $5 Cache • Embassy • Ill-Gotten Gains • Mandarin
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Adventures $2 Coin of the Realm • Page (Treasure Hunter • Warrior • Hero • Champion) • Peasant (Soldier • Fugitive • Disciple • Teacher) • Ratcatcher • Raze $3 Amulet • Caravan Guard • Dungeon • Gear • Guide $4 Duplicate • Magpie • Messenger • Miser • Port • Ranger • Transmogrify $5 Artificer • Bridge Troll • Distant Lands • Giant • Haunted Woods • Lost City • Relic • Royal Carriage • Storyteller • Swamp Hag • Treasure Trove • Wine Merchant $6 Hireling
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Events: 5D Triumph 8D Annex • Donate $0 Advance $2 Delve • Tax $3 Banquet $4 Ritual • Salt the Earth $43D Wedding $5 Windfall $6 Conquest $14 Dominate
Landmarks: Aqueduct • Arena • Bandit Fort • Basilica • Baths • Battlefield • Colonnade • Defiled Shrine • Fountain • Keep • Labyrinth • Mountain Pass • Museum • Obelisk • Orchard • Palace • Tomb • Tower • Triumphal Arch • Wall • Wolf Den
Nocturne $0* Will-o'-Wisp • Wish $2 Druid • Faithful Hound • Guardian • Monastery • Pixie (Goat) • Tracker (Pouch) $2* Imp $3 Changeling • Fool (Lost in the Woods • Lucky Coin) • Ghost Town • Leprechaun • Night Watchman • Secret Cave (Magic Lamp) $4 Bard • Blessed Village • Cemetery (Haunted Mirror) • Conclave • Devil's Workshop • Exorcist • Necromancer (Zombies: Zombie Apprentice • Zombie Mason • Zombie Spy) • Shepherd (Pasture) • Skulk $4* Ghost $5 Cobbler • Crypt • Cursed Village • Den of Sin • Idol • Pooka (Cursed Gold) • Sacred Grove • Tormentor • Tragic Hero • Vampire (Bat) • Werewolf $6 Raider
Boons: The Earth's Gift • The Field's Gift • The Flame's Gift • The Forest's Gift • The Moon's Gift • The Mountain's Gift • The River's Gift • The Sea's Gift • The Sky's Gift • The Sun's Gift • The Swamp's Gift • The Wind's Gift
Hexes: Bad Omens • Delusion (Deluded) • Envy (Envious) • Famine • Fear • Greed • Haunting • Locusts • Misery (Miserable/Twice Miserable) • Plague • Poverty • War
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Events: $0 Delay • Desperation $2 Gamble • Pursue • Ride • Toil $3 Enhance • March • Transport $4 Banish • Bargain • Invest • Seize the Day $5 Commerce • Demand • Stampede $7 Reap $8 Enclave $10 Alliance • Populate
Ways: Way of the Butterfly • Way of the Camel • Way of the Chameleon • Way of the Frog • Way of the Goat • Way of the Horse • Way of the Mole • Way of the Monkey • Way of the Mouse • Way of the Mule • Way of the Otter • Way of the Owl • Way of the Ox • Way of the Pig • Way of the Rat • Way of the Seal • Way of the Sheep • Way of the Squirrel • Way of the Turtle • Way of the Worm
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Allies: Architects' Guild • Band of Nomads • Cave Dwellers • Circle of Witches • City-state • Coastal Haven • Crafters' Guild • Desert Guides • Family of Inventors • Fellowship of Scribes • Forest Dwellers • Gang of Pickpockets • Island Folk • League of Bankers • League of Shopkeepers • Market Towns • Mountain Folk • Order of Astrologers • Order of Masons • Peaceful Cult • Plateau Shepherds • Trappers' Lodge • Woodworkers' Guild
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Events: $1 Bury $2 Avoid • Deliver • Peril • Rush $3 Foray • Launch • Mirror • Prepare • Scrounge $4 Maelstrom • Journey $6 Looting $10 Invasion • Prosper
Traits: Cheap • Cursed • Fated • Fawning • Friendly • Hasty • Inherited • Inspiring • Nearby • Patient • Pious • Reckless • Rich • Shy • Tireless
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Events: 8D Continue $2 Amass • Asceticism • Credit • Foresight $3 Kintsugi • Practice $4 Sea Trade $5 Receive Tribute $7 Gather
Prophecies: Approaching Army • Biding Time • Bureaucracy • Divine Wind • Enlightenment • Flourishing Trade • Good Harvest • Great Leader • Growth • Harsh Winter • Kind Emperor • Panic • Progress • Rapid Expansion • Sickness
Promo $3 Black Market • Church $4 Dismantle • Envoy • Sauna/Avanto • Walled Village $5 Governor • Marchland • Stash $6 Captain $8 Prince
Events: $5 Summon
Base Cards $0 Copper • Curse $2 Estate $3 Silver $4 Potion $5 Duchy $6 Gold $8 Province $9 Platinum $11 Colony
See also: Second Edition • Errata • Outtakes (Confusion) • Fan cards • Card storage • List of cards (in other languages)
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