Deliver
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Latest revision as of 05:29, 4 January 2024
Deliver | |
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Info | |
Cost | |
Type | Event |
Set | Plunder |
Illustrator(s) | Julien Delval |
Event text | |
+1 Buy This turn, each time you gain a card, set it aside, and put it into your hand at end of turn. |
Deliver is an Event from Plunder. It allows you to put gained cards directly in your hand at the end of your turn, so you'll have them for your next turn.
Contents |
[edit] FAQ
[edit] Official FAQ
- Buying this more than once doesn't do anything extra.
- The set aside cards go into your hand after drawing your usual 5 cards.
[edit] Other rules clarifications
[edit] Strategy
[edit] Versions
[edit] English versions
Digital | Text | Release | Date | |
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+1 Buy This turn, each time you gain a card, set it aside, and put it into your hand at end of turn. |
Plunder | December 2022 |
[edit] Other language versions
[edit] Trivia
[edit] Secret History
A later Event that worked great immediately.
[edit] Wording
Deliver doesn't have "once per turn," even though it does nothing when bought multiple times.
It never came up. In general I don't see the beauty of adding text to remind you that you don't want to do something. If it had been a question - if people had been all "hey what's going on here" - then it could have gotten it to remove that confusion. There was no such confusion.
Deliver also uses "each time" instead of "when" (like on Insignia).
I think probably "each time" would have been better in general from the start, though now there's a lot of weight behind "when" so probably I keep using that in most places.