Tireless

Tireless
Info
Type	Trait
Set	Plunder
Illustrator(s)	Martin Hoffmann
Trait text
When you discard a Tireless card from play, set it aside, and put it onto your deck at end of turn.

Tireless is a Trait from Plunder. Cards with this trait top-deck themselves when you discard them from play, instead of staying in your discard pile.

FAQ

Official FAQ

• This is mandatory.
• You draw your next hand before putting the card onto your deck.

Other rules clarifications

• If a Tireless card never gets discarded from play (e.g. it's Quartermaster, Crew, or a one-shot), then Tireless will have no effect.
• If something else moves a Tireless card when it's discarded from play (e.g. Scheme), you won't set it aside.
• If a Tireless card discards itself from play at a weird time (e.g. Highwayman), you'll still set it aside and put it onto your deck at the end of the turn.
• If a split pile is Tireless, you can put the cards onto your deck in any order.
• At the end of your turn, you can first put a Tireless card onto your deck, and then get +Cards (from e.g. Way of the Squirrel or Farrier) to draw it immediately. This can matter if the Tireless card wants to be in your hand during another player's turn (e.g. Moat or Mapmaker).
  • Note that some things draw extra cards when you draw your Clean-up hand (e.g. Flag or Expedition), which will happen before you topdeck Tireless cards.

Versions

English versions

Print	Digital	Text	Release	Date
		When you discard a Tireless card from play, set it aside, and put it onto your deck at end of turn.	Plunder	December 2022

Other language versions

Language	Name	Print	Digital	Text	Notes
Dutch	Onvermoeibaar			Als je een overmoeibare kaart uit het spel aflegt, leg je die opzij en leg je deze aan het einde van je beurt op je trekstapel.
German	Unermüdlich			Wenn du eine Unermüdliche Karte aus dem Spiel ablegst, lege sie zur Seite, und lege sie am Ende des Zuges auf deinen Nachziehstapel.

Trivia

Official card art.

Secret History

Initially you could pay to put the card onto your deck when discarding it. This family of effects tends to be problematic because well you play that same card every turn, whatever it is. Sometimes it's a Witch, that game isn't amazing. For a while this died, then it came back with a version of Crew's mechanic of waiting until next turn to topdeck.

—Donald X. Vaccarino, The Secret History of Plunder