Editing Augur

'''Augur''' is a [[type]] of [[Kingdom card]] from the [[Allies]] expansion. There are 4 copies each of 4 differently-named Augurs with a single [[randomizer]] card, forming a [[split pile]]: when Augurs are selected as a [[Kingdom]] card for a game, they are put into a single [[supply]] pile in order by increasing [[cost]], of which only the top card can be gained at any given time. The cheapest of the four allows you to "[[rotate]]" the pile—move all copies of the current top card to the bottom of the pile, revealing the next card in the sequence.

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| {{CardVersionImage|Augurs|Augurs}} || {{CardVersionImage|AugursDigital|Augurs from Shuffle iT}} || This pile starts the game with 4 copies each of Herb Gatherer, Acolyte, Sorceress, and Sibyl, in that order. Only the top card can be gained or bought. || Allies || 2022

| German || Augurinnen || {{CardLangVersionImage|German}} || {{CardLangVersionImage|German|d=1}} || Dieser Stapel besteht zu Beginn aus je 4&nbsp;Karten Kräutersammlerin, Altardienerin, Meisterhexe und Prophetin (von oben nach unten).<br>Nur die oberste Karte darf genommen oder gekauft werden. ||  

|Text=Split piles are back! Only this time they rotate. Also they have four different cards in them. Let's see one to better talk about this. It's: Augurs.<br>So the pile starts with 4 copies of Herb Gatherer, then 4 copies of Acolyte, then 4 copies of Sorceress, then 4 copies of Sibyl. And you can only buy/gain the top card. But, the first card lets you "rotate" the pile. This puts all copies of whatever's on top onto the bottom. If the top has three Herb Gatherers and then Acolytes etc., rotating it puts all three Herb Gatherers on the bottom. If it was just one Herb Gatherer and then Acolytes, that one Herb Gatherer goes on the bottom. If the pile has different cards left in it, then rotating it will uncover a different one. It gets you through the pile.